Just weeks after a devastating warehouse fire brought operations to a halt, Montgomery County-based dessert business Toki Berry is back, serving customers once again and proving that resilience can be stronger than any setback. The dessert spot saw long lines for their berries with their return at last week’s Stoney Glen Market in Potomac.
Agora Restaurant has officially opened its first Maryland location inside the Hyatt Regency Bethesda at One Bethesda Metro Center, bringing its family-owned Mediterranean concept to the heart of downtown Bethesda. A video preview of the restaurant is available below.
The body of a man who went missing in the Potomac River earlier this week was recovered Thursday morning, bringing a three-day search to an end. (more…)
A Walter Johnson High School employee is now facing additional criminal charges after investigators identified eight more alleged victims in an ongoing hidden camera investigation, (more…)
PacSun is returning to Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda, bringing the California-based apparel retailer back to the mall after closing its previous location in 2023. (more…)
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Call Your Mother Deli is officially returning to Bethesda on Monday, August 3, when the popular D.C.-based “Jew-ish” deli opens its new permanent location at 4828 St. Elmo Ave.
The new restaurant occupies the former Hardwood Artisans space in downtown Bethesda, which was also previously home to Design Within Reach and Johnny Rockets. It marks the brand’s return to Bethesda after relocating its popular “Lil’ Deli” pink trolley from Old Georgetown Road to Riverdale Park last year following a five-year run.
A prominent Chevy Chase attorney and co-founder of the legal news website SCOTUSblog has been sentenced to six years in federal prison after being convicted of tax crimes and mortgage fraud.
The Montgomery County Planning Board has scheduled two public hearings in September to gather community feedback on the proposed Friendship Heights Sector Plan, a long-term vision for the area’s future growth and redevelopment.
Bullis School is mourning the loss of Col. Lawrence H. Bullis, a member of the Bullis family whose decades of service helped shape the Potomac school.