Neighbors Coffee is celebrating its one-year anniversary in Woodley Gardens this weekend, marking a full year since the locally owned café opened its doors at 1101 Nelson Street in Rockville.
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The City of Gaithersburg released a statement (available in full below) Wednesday night addressing community concerns following the presence of federal immigration agents at Bohrer Park last month.
Residents of Sligo Park Hills in Silver Spring are coming together to recognize a longtime neighborhood letter carrier as he prepares to retire from the U.S. Postal Service.
Former Rockville Councilmember Beryl L. Feinberg has died following a four-month battle with pancreatic cancer, according to Gaithersburg Mayor Jud Ashman. Ashman announced Feinberg’s passing Monday morning, saying she died Sunday night with her husband, Ed, and son, Jeremy, at her side.
Brookeville Beer Farm, located at 20315 Georgia Ave., recently celebrated its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of serving locally brewed beer, homemade pizza, and more in Brookeville.
The City of Gaithersburg has officially renamed its Community Room in honor of former Mayor Bruce Goldensohn, recognizing his decades of public service and lasting contributions to the city.
Just weeks after a devastating warehouse fire brought operations to a halt, Montgomery County-based dessert business Toki Berry is back, serving customers once again and proving that resilience can be stronger than any setback. The dessert spot saw long lines for their berries with their return at last week’s Stoney Glen Market in Potomac.
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Montgomery Parks celebrated Disability Pride Month at Black Hill Regional Park on Sunday, July 26, with a community event highlighting inclusive access to outdoor recreation and commemorating the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Bullis School is mourning the loss of Col. Lawrence H. Bullis, a member of the Bullis family whose decades of service helped shape the Potomac school.
The annual Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Festival is returning to Silver Spring from Friday, September 11 through Sunday, September 13, bringing three days of authentic Greek food, live entertainment, cultural performances, shopping, and family-friendly fun.
What started with a rack of dumbbells, five members, and a vision has grown into one of Kentlands’ longest-running independently owned fitness businesses.