The 2024 Oceans Calling Festival will take place September 27-29 on the Ocean City, MD Boardwalk. The three day music and art festival is organized in partnership with Rockville natives O.A.R, who will also be performing several sets at the event. (more…)
Two teenagers were sentenced today for their involvement in a 2022 murder that occurred in Germantown. (more…)
A fifteen-year-old from Takoma Park is among five people that have been arrested in connection with the shooting death of a two-year-old in Prince George’s County.
On Thursday, Governor Wes Moore announced the approval of Maryland’s petition for new HUBZone areas from the U.S. Small Business Administration. (more…)
A $1,000,000 winning lottery scratch-off ticket was recently sold at 24/7 Convenience (7707 Old Sandy Spring Rd) in Laurel. Full story below courtesy the Maryland Lottery:
The Prince George’s County Police Department’s Gang Unit and Narcotics Enforcement Division has announced it has recovered approximately 30 kilos of cocaine at a home in the Lewisdale area of Langley Park.
Underground Pizza Co. (UPC) has opened a ghost kitchen at Sports & Social DC (1314 U St NW) in Washington, DC.
The Maryland Craft Beer Festival returns on Saturday, May 11, from 12-5 PM at Carroll Creek Linear Park (44 South Market St) in Frederick.
Metro has announced an agreement with Potbelly Sandwich Shop to lease about 2,300 square feet of prime retail space on the ground floor of Metro’s L’Enfant Plaza headquarters, 300 Seventh St. SW. According to Metro, “The opening, expected this fall, will add to the area’s revitalization, by creating a more active street with vibrant storefront restaurants and retail stores.”
Sticky Fingers Sweets & Eats, the beloved woman-owned DC-based bakery from two-time Cupcake Wars champion, Doron Petersan, will host a Grand Opening Celebration, as well as a ribbon and cake cutting, at its new Flagship Bakery on Saturday, February 24th at 10 AM.
With March 1 being Employee Appreciation Day and Americans working an average of 1,811 hours per year, more than people in most other industrialized countries, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2024’s Hardest-Working Cities in America, with Washington DC coming in ranked #1.