Lilit Cafe, located on the 7900 block of Old Georgetown Rd. in Bethesda, shared with us Monday morning that it was one of three businesses on Old Georgetown Rd. whose windows were shattered during overnight break-ins.
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Glowbar, the fast-growing New York-based skincare brand known for its 30-minute customized facials, will open its first Maryland location at Cabin John Village in Potomac on Saturday, July 18.
Gorjana will celebrate the grand opening of its new Westfiled Montgomery Mall location on Friday, July 17. (more…)
Nike has permanently closed its Bethesda retail store after a little more than three years in business.
Barry’s, the global fitness brand known for its signature “Red Room” workouts, will open its first Maryland location on Friday, July 25, in downtown Bethesda. The new studio, located at 7276 Wisconsin Ave., marks the company’s fourth location in the Washington region and its 101st worldwide. (more…)
The community is coming together to support the family of Wilber, a longtime restaurant employee remembered for his dedication, kindness and years of service at Alatri Bros. and its predecessor, Mia’s Pizza. A GoFundMe has been launched by his sister to help cover the costs of returning him to his native El Salvador for burial. (more…)
Gold Bunny Donuts has officially closed its location at Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda following a lease termination. (more…)
Montgomery County native Chris Hacopian is staying close to home after being selected by the Washington Nationals with the 11th overall pick in the first round of the 2026 MLB Draft.
Alatri Bros. in Bethesda has temporarily closed following the death of what the restaurant described as “a cherished member of the Alatri Family.”
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Update: PopUp Bagels has pushed back the opening to Friday, August 14th.
PopUp Bagels has announced it will open its Bethesda location on Friday, July 24, at 7607 Old Georgetown Road on the ground floor of the Solaire apartment building. (more…)
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The Montgomery County community is coming together to support the family of 16-year-old Cephas Nnamdi, a Winston Churchill High School honors student who died unexpectedly on Thursday, July 2. A fundraiser has been launched to help his family with funeral and memorial expenses, as well as other immediate financial needs as they navigate the loss. (more…)