Permanent signage is now up for Playa Bowls’ upcoming Potomac Village location, another sign that the açai and smoothie bowl chain is moving closer to opening.
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The Cashmere Sale, a seasonal pop-up specializing in cashmere clothing and gifts, will open October 18 at Potomac Woods Shopping Center in Potomac. (more…)
Montgomery County Police are asking for the public’s help locating 40-year-old Gobi Arumugam, who has been reported missing. (more…)
What started with a Facebook post and a closet full of old shoes has grown into a donation effort expected to provide hundreds of pairs of shoes to students and families throughout the DMV.
Before helping build championship teams with the Miami Heat, Andy Elisburg grew up in Potomac and graduated from Winston Churchill High School in 1985. The Montgomery County native now serves […]
Potomac-based Squeals on Wheels, a traveling petting zoo that has served the region for more than two decades, is transitioning to a second generation of family ownership.
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture will bring its free Hometown Treasures program to Montgomery County’s historic Scotland community on Friday, September 18, and Saturday, September 19, offering families guidance on preserving photographs, quilts, letters and other meaningful belongings.
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.”
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.
Duke’s Grocery has once again been named the winner of the Best Burger category in the Washington City Paper’s annual Best of D.C. competition, which included restaurants throughout Washington, D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia.
Colony Grill has closed its restaurant at Cabin John Village in Potomac after a little more than three years in business. The location was the Connecticut-based pizza restaurant’s only outpost in Maryland.