This week, the Board of Education unanimously approved the appointment of Dr. Thomas Taylor as superintendent and recognized the contributions of interim superintendent Dr. Monique Felder. The Board also announces the upcoming installation ceremony for the 47th Student Member of the Board, Praneel Suvarna.
Perkins Restaurant & Bakery, a national brand of restaurants, is rebranding. The only Maryland location is in Garrett County’s McHenry, but did you know that there used to be a Perkins in Gaithersburg?
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) will hold an in-person public meeting to discuss the Shady Grove Road Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety Improvement Feasibility Study on Tuesday, July 9 from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. at the Nancy H. Dacek North Potomac Community Recreation Center Social Hall located at 13850 Travilah Road in Rockville.
The Montgomery County Government, and programs that impact County residents, will have holiday schedule and program changes for the observance of Independence Day on Thursday, July 4.
MCPS recently shared important dates for the 2024/2025 school year, including holidays, professional days, and more. They can be seen below:
The Washington Post’s Tom Sietsema has been the newspaper’s food critic for nearly 25 years. In his latest dining guide, highlighting “5 great affordable restaurants in the D.C. area”, he includes two Maryland restaurants– both located in Montgomery County.
Metro is rolling out a major customer improvement on all its buses: vinyl seats. Nearly 40 buses have had their cloth seats replaced with modern, easier-to-clean and maintain vinyl, similar […]
Lil’ Sumthin’ Sweet is coming to 8563 Fenton St, the former home of Smoothie King which closed permanently a couple years back.
Some airlines have issued travel advisories for flights flying to or from the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast United States on Wednesday, June 26 due to forecasted weather conditions. The following advisory by Southwest Airlines can be seen below:
The National Weather Service (NWS) has stated that an “active weather day looms ahead” amidst hot temperatures rising into the mid/upper 90s (heat indices of 100-105).
Starting Sunday, June 30, Metro customers will see a slight fare increase, which Metro says will “help keep fares in line with cost of living adjustments and allows us to keep running our current levels of service.”