Estudio: Maryland Entre los Peores Estados para Iniciar un Negocio
Un nuevo estudio de WalletHub clasifica a Maryland como uno de los peores estados del país para iniciar un negocio. Maryland ocupó el puesto 47 de 50 en general con… Read More
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Study: Maryland Ranks 4th Worst State to Start a Business
A new study by WalletHub ranks Maryland as one of the worst states in the country to start a business. Maryland ranked 47 out of 50 overall with a total… Read More
Planning Board Supports Overnight Stays on Farms
The county’s planning board supports a zoning change that would allow overnight stays on farms. During a council public hearing Tuesday, Planning Board Chair Artie Harris said the opportunity to… Read More
Jawando Pulls Tipping Bill, Plans ‘Full Press’ for Passage Statewide
Montgomery County Councilmember Will Jawando has been pushing for a bill that would change the way tipped workers are compensated, enabling workers to be paid minimum wage without including their… Read More
Dave’s Hot Chicken Reportedly Coming to White Oak
Dave’s Hot Chicken is reportedly coming to White Oak. A franchisee has signed a lease for space at the White Oak Town Center, the Washington Business Journal reported Tuesday, and… Read More
New High-Rise Apartment Building Coming to North Bethesda
A new high-rise apartment building is expected to open in the Pike District in the coming years. Developers broke ground on Monday. The building in North Bethesda is part of… Read More
Potomac Man Named to Maryland Horse Industry Board
A Potomac resident was named to the Maryland Horse Industry Board and will serve a four-year term. Adrian Ford III, operator of The Big Easy at Canterbury Farm stable in… Read More
Maryland’s Minimum Wage Officially Increases to $15
For some, the first paycheck of the new year will be larger. As of Jan. 1, all Maryland employers need to pay $15 an hour, the state’s new minimum wage.… Read More
County Stores Offer Discounts on Non-Alcoholic Drinks for ‘Dry January’
Residents participating in Dry January can get discounts on non-alcoholic beverages at county retail alcohol stores. Dry January is a challenge in which participants abstain from drinking alcohol during the… Read More
A Look Back at 2023: Maryland Legalizes Recreational Cannabis
During the November, 2022 election, Marylander’s overwhelmingly voted to legalize the recreational use of marijuana. Starting July 1 of this year, adults over 21 can legally possess 1.5 ounces of… Read More
A Look Back at 2023: Lakeforest Mall Closes
Lakeforest Mall in Gaithersburg closed it doors at the end of March, 2023, after 45 years in business. MCM spoke with Councilmember Laurie Anne Sayles in January who said that… Read More
J. Chow’s at Westfield Montgomery Closing
J. Chow’s, a local food court eatery at Westfield Montgomery mall, is closing for good Sunday as first reported by Store Reporter. The family-owned restaurant, a local favorite since 1979… Read More