A new coalition focused on reducing child poverty and expanding opportunities for families in Montgomery Village is taking shape following the community’s selection for Maryland’s ENOUGH Initiative, with Montgomery Village native and small business owner Joseph Hooks serving as the effort’s Community Quarterback.
Bethesda Crab House has announced plans for a celebration of life honoring longtime employee Yen Lee, who passed away on October 17 at the age of 55.
One of Gaithersburg’s longtime Halloween traditions is back for another season, with new additions to the display and the return of its annual fundraiser for Make-A-Wish. A video of the display can be seen below.
What started with a few lights, ghosts and pumpkins has grown into a massive home Halloween display featuring more than 250 animatronics, props, trinkets and toys in Silver Spring/Kensington.
The City of Rockville has installed new neighborhood welcome signs in Twinbrook, with additional signs planned for several other communities across the city.
The family of Dakota Grimsby, the 27-year-old Poolesville man who died after being struck in a hit-and-run collision in September, has established a memorial fund aimed at improving traffic and pedestrian safety in Poolesville.
The White Oak Warriors have announced that the organization’s football program has come to a close after 23 years.
Rising Star Studio of Dance in Gaithersburg is turning to the community for support as the local dance studio faces the possibility of closing its doors, a little more than a year after celebrating its grand opening.
A 19-month-old Montgomery County girl has advanced to the semifinals of the national Baby of the Year competition, with her family hoping to bring the title home to Montgomery County.
A new book documenting the history of Scotland, a historic Black community in Potomac, and the Civil Rights-era effort that helped save it from disappearing will debut next month in Montgomery County.
The Kentlands Bar Crawl raised $2,016 for For 3 Sisters during its fall event on Saturday, October 3, with approximately 175 people participating.