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Work has begun on a project to ensure the Scotland AME Zion Church can withstand heavy rainstorms while also breathing life into an African American community that thrived a century… Read More

A Rockville man became $50,000 richer playing Powerball when he and his wife picked up their winnings at Maryland Lottery Headquarters in Baltimore recently. The Jan. 30 Powerball drawing did… Read More

Westfield Montgomery mall in Bethesda is hosting a Recycling Day event with WUSA9 on Saturday, Feb. 4. Bring paper to shred and electronics like cables, monitors and computer mice to… Read More

Montgomery Parks works to preserve African American history with several parks and museums in the county that are open all year. During February, Montgomery Parks offers free educational programs and… Read More

Love is in the air at the Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL). Throughout the month of February, the library branches and the Friends of the Library, Montgomery County (FOLMC) host… Read More

February is Black History Month. A museum and park in North Bethesda tells the story of a man who escaped slavery and led others to freedom as a conductor for… Read More

The KID Museum, located in Bethesda, is revolutionizing what and how kids learn. With a focus on engaging populations that are traditionally underrepresented in STEM, the programs build economic opportunity… Read More

Monday’s Powerball drawing did not produce a jackpot winner, but three lucky players won $50,000 with tickets purchased in Maryland. The tickets were sold in Baltimore, Hanover, and Rockville. The… Read More

Four Maryland Lottery scratch-off tickets were the big winners this week. A Silver Spring 7-Eleven sold one of the four tickets. The other three top winning tickets were also scratch-offs… Read More

A Silver Spring woman became $50,000 richer Jan. 20 when she claimed her Powerball prize at Maryland Lottery headquarters in Baltimore. The woman purchased a lottery ticket while shopping at… Read More

A Rockville teenager received a bicycle designed just for him.  19-year-old Luke O’Neil, who has a genetic condition called DYRK1A, can now go on rides with his family. The recumbent bike,… Read More

A Gaithersburg resident became $50,000 richer playing a scratch-off lottery ticket. The 40-year old Gaithersburg woman picked up her winnings at Lottery Headquarters in Baltimore, according to a news release.… Read More