American Family Care (AFC) Urgent Care has signed on to take the space that was previously home to Capital One Bank at 802 Pleasant Drive in King Farm.
Author: MCS Staff
At the December 18th Rockville City Council meeting, EYA (The Applicant) briefed the mayor and council on its proposal to raze the existing shopping center and redevelop the property as a mixed-use development.
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Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) has responded to a crash that occurred at 18900 Frederick Rd (355) in the area of Game Preserve Rd in Gaithersburg on Tuesday afternoon.
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Maryland Governor Herbert R. O’Conor (Governor from 1939-1947) appointed a Commission of Higher Education to establish two-year public institutions in Maryland- “a chain of junior colleges throughout the state.” An ad hoc committee identified a need for a junior college in Montgomery County and Montgomery College became the first junior in the state of Maryland.
Back on June 14, 2023, customers in the 240/301 area code overlay region could be assigned a number in the new 227 area code when they request new service or an additional line. Our staff hasn’t seen a 227 number yet, have you?
If you grew up in MoCo (or anywhere in the D.C. Metro area) in the 80s or early 90s, you probably either had internet or a movie rental membership from Erol’s.
Uptons, a discount department store that started in Georgia in 1985 and grew to 75 stores across the east coast by the mid 90s, opened a Montgomery County location in Gaithersburg’s Kentlands neighborhood- where The Colonnade development currently stands.
MCPS Chief Operating Officer Brian Hull has sent a an e-mail to MCPS staff members this past week regarding increased scrutiny/attention on social media activity by MCPS staff. The e-mail states that there has been in increase of staff accounts being reported that the district has “an obligation to follow up on.” This comes a few weeks after a was sent a few weeks back regarding social media engagement by staff. The full e-mail from this week can be seen below:
For the second straight week Ron Rivera benched Sam Howell in favor Jacoby Brissett, and just like last week Brissett came in and immediately found success. The Commanders ended up losing, maintaining their draft position, but the future of the quarterback position isn’t as clear as it seemed a few weeks back when Howell was playing much better football. Brissett had the following words for Howell (quotes transcribed by the Washington Post’s Nicki Jhabvala):