Josiah Henson Museum, Park to Offer Free Admission
Josiah Henson Museum and Local Park in North Bethesda will offer free admission to the public, according to a press release. The event is organized in a partnership between Montgomery… Read More
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Events to Celebrate Women’s History Month
March was declared as National Women’s History Month by Congress in 1987 to honor the extraordinary achievements of American women. The theme for 2023, “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories”,… Read More
Metro Welcomes Public Feedback on Proposed Budget
Metro announced a series of public hearings this week where the general public has the opportunity to provide feedback on its proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2024 (July 1, 2023-June… Read More
County High Schools Prepare for Robotics Competitions
Robotics teams from four Montgomery County high schools are gearing up for competitions this month through FIRST Robotics Competitions. FIRST is a national organization that calls its robotics competition, “the… Read More
Rockville Man Pleads Guilty to Murder of his Former Manager
Billy Phillips of Rockville plead guilty to first degree murder for the death of his former manager, 66-year-old Geoffrey Biddle of Bethesda, according to Montgomery County State’s Attorney’s office. The… Read More
6th Annual Girl Power Contests Opens March 1
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Montgomery County Commission for Women, Montgomery County Public Libraries and Friends of the Library, Montgomery County are holding their sixth annual Girl Power… Read More
Montgomery Parks Seeks Applications for Silver Spring Art Installation
Up to $100,000 is offered to an artist for a new public art installation in downtown Silver Spring. The artist would create a permanent installation at the new Gene Lynch… Read More
Montgomery Connects to Loan Remaining 10,000 Laptops
Montgomery County will distribute the remaining 10,000 laptops in the Montgomery Connects Computer For You program to low-income individuals at different events from February to April while supplies last. The… Read More
County Plans Celebration for its 100+ Year Old Residents
Know anyone who is a centenarian? Montgomery County plans to celebrate those who will have reached their 100th birthday and beyond this year. To be included in the May 12… Read More
‘George Pelecanos Presents’ Features Some of ‘The Wire’ Screenwriter’s Favorite Films
Coming soon: a one of a kind film festival in Montgomery County. George Pelecanos, an award-winning author/screenwriter/producer with his fingers on the keyboard behind many a gritty police drama, has… Read More
Bite Into An Apple for School Breakfast Program Awareness
Maryland Hunger Solutions celebrated the “Hear the Maryland Crunch” campaign on March 10 to spread awareness about school breakfast programs. Hear the Maryland Crunch is a virtual campaign highlighting the… Read More
Honoring an Icon: March 10 is Harriet Tubman Day
March 10 is national Harriet Tubman Day. The American holiday was made into law in 1990 to honor the woman that led hundreds of slaves to freedom and served as… Read More