Red Robin, located at 5582 Spectrum Drive at the Francis Scott Key Mall in Frederick, will close on Sunday, May 24, after almost exactly fifteen years in business, a representative confirmed to The MoCoShow today.
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Update: Opening has been postponed until 5/29.
A new seafood buffet restaurant called Hibachi Grill Seafood Buffet has opened at 6867 New Hampshire Avenue in Takoma Park. (more…)
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Updated: K-Wave has announced that its planned grand opening in Rockville has been postponed as the business continues waiting for required county permits and approvals. (more…)
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Pop Mart is coming to Westfield Montgomery Mall, with signage now up for the upcoming store ahead of an expected fall opening.
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Detectives from the Montgomery County Department of Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Andrew Wyatt Villarini-Kitts, a missing 21-year-old from Germantown. (more…)
A new independent bookstore and community gathering space called The Brady Readery is set to open at 6860 Olney Laytonsville Road in Laytonsville this summer. The bookstore will officially open June 13 with a grand opening celebration and later host a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Gaithersburg Chamber of Commerce on June 17. (more…)
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Carmen’s Italian Ice has announced that its new Cabin John Village location in Potomac is expected to open in early June. (more…)
Updated plans have been submitted for a proposed Royal Farms convenience store and gas station at 397 Watkins Mill Road in Gaithersburg, which would become the company’s third Montgomery County location if approved. The proposed site would be located a little more than a mile from the existing Royal Farms on Watkins Mill Road in Gaithersburg.
A Germantown man is among five men arrested by Howard County Police Department during a multi-day undercover child exploitation operation aimed at identifying people seeking to sexually exploit children. (more…)
Permanent signage is now up at the future site of Montgomery County’s first Hobby Lobby, which will be opening on Monday, June 8th according to a representative at the store.