The Heights Food Hall at Wisconsin Place in Chevy Chase opened on Monday, December 11th, but recently held a grand opening celebration. Our very own Mr. MoCo stopped by to check it out and share what the new food hall has to offer (video below).
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Playa Bowls has opened its fifth Montgomery County location at 8525 Chevy Chase Lake Terrace in the Chevy Chase Lake development. Playa Bowls Chevy Chase is currently in its soft opening phase, open from 8am until 8pm from Sunday, February 25th until Friday, March 1st and from 10am until 8pm on Saturday, March 2.
NBC4 reports that thousands of dollars worth of merchandise was stolen from three Montgomery County CVS stores on Tuesday, February 20. (more…)
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will close two lanes on Kensington Parkway and Jones Bridge Road/Connecticut Avenue (MD 185) in Chevy Chase on Wednesday, February 21, for traffic signal installation.
Once Upon a Prom will be holding its 14th annual prom attire giveaway on Saturday, April 13 at Bethesda Chevy Chase HS (4301 East-West Highway) from 10am–4pm.
Duarte Rebolo, owner and executive chef of Tavira (8401 Connecticut Ave) in Chevy Chase, has announced he stepping down/retiring after 23 years.
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Turncoat, a “clandestine speakeasy where the spirit of the Roaring Twenties comes to life,” will hold its grand opening on Wednesday, January 24 at 5pm. (more…)
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“The Chevy Chase Land Company, a commercial real estate investment and asset management company with properties across the Washington, D.C. metro area, leased 27,664 square feet of office space between the firm’s 2 Bethesda Metro in downtown Bethesda and 2 Wisconsin Circle in the Friendship Heights area of Chevy Chase, with landlord representatives Cushman & Wakefield and cooperating tenant brokers.
Montgomery County Councilmember Will Jawando released the following statement related to a video shared with him of a fight at Bethesda-Chevy Chase (BCC) High School: (more…)
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Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) Public Information Officer Pete Piringer shared the five fires that caused the most in monetary losses in 2023: