Luke’s Lobster has permanently closed its Bethesda Row restaurant at 7129 Bethesda Lane after nearly 15 years in business. The restaurant opened in 2012, taking over the space previously occupied by the Cacao chocolate store.
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Two new restaurants from Metropolitan Hospitality Group (MHG) are expected to open at The Collection at Chevy Chase in the fourth quarter of 2026, marking the locally owned restaurant group’s first expansion into Maryland. They’ll be replacing the recently closed Junction Bistro, Bar, and Bakery and The Hunter’s Hound.
Go to New Tenants Sign On To Replace Junction Bistro and The Hunter’s Hound in Chevy Chase
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The U.S. Postal Service will debut a new stamp supporting fentanyl awareness during a first-day-of-issue ceremony at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda on Tuesday, October 6. (more…)
The community is rallying around the family of Inmar Nazareth Campos Rivera, who died in a motorcycle crash on his 20th birthday. (more…)
Maurizio’s in Potomac is the only Maryland restaurant featured on Eater DC’s list of “Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings Around D.C. This Fall 2026.”
Nothing Bundt Cakes will give away free Confetti Bundtlets at all of its bakeries on Tuesday, September 15, as part of the company’s inaugural National Bring the Joy Day. (more…)
The 34th annual Taste of Bethesda will return to Woodmont Triangle on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 11am-4pm, featuring food from more than 40 restaurants, four stages of live entertainment, and activities for kids.
Some of Walt Whitman High School’s most accomplished football alumni returned ahead of the Vikings’ Week 1 matchup against the Kennedy Cavaliers, offering encouragement and sharing their experience as the program begins a new era under head coach Patrick Galloway. Whitman went on to win the season opener, 46-0.
Little Caesars is planning to open a new location at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda as part of the pizza chain’s expansion across U.S. military installations.
If you have ever tried to park at a busy shopping center in Montgomery County, chances are you have had a frustrating experience. Over the years, we have heard from countless readers about which parking lots are the most chaotic, confusing or downright difficult to navigate. Based on that feedback and our own observations, here is an updated look at some of Montgomery County’s worst parking lots, in no particular order.
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will begin removing approximately 7.5 lane-miles of temporary bus-only lanes along MD 355, also known as Wisconsin Avenue, next week.