The upcoming closure of Tippy’s Taco House in Centreville, VA has sparked an outpouring of support for two employees who many customers say were the true heart of the restaurant.
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After 45 years of dedicated service, St. Elizabeth School in Rockville is celebrating the retirement of one of its most recognizable and beloved members of the school community, longtime Building Supervisor Nilo Abril.
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Update by Brunswick Police: “Amy has been located and no further assistance is needed. We want to thank everyone for sharing the post!”
Police in Brunswick, MD (Frederick County) are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing woman whose disappearance has prompted an outpouring of concern from family, friends, former coworkers, parents, and students.
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After years of helping patients through some of the most challenging moments of their recovery journeys, Peru, the beloved facility dog at Adventist HealthCare Rehabilitation White Oak, is retiring.
A local barbecue restaurant is stepping up to support Montgomery County Public Schools employees affected by recent workforce reductions.
In recognition of CPR & AED Awareness Week, MedStar Health and several community partners will host a free hands-only CPR training event in Silver Spring designed to equip residents with lifesaving skills for cardiac emergencies.
For many longtime Montgomery County residents, Putt-Putt on Rollins Avenue was a rite of passage. Whether it was birthday parties, first dates, arcade games, or friendly mini-golf rivalries, the Rockville attraction created memories for generations before closing in 2002.
Today, Qdoba occupies part of the former site, while the neighboring Rollins Ridge apartment community had taken the old Putt-Putt property’s address. But located inside the apartment complex is a surprising piece of local history that many residents didn’t know is still around.
After nearly four decades of service, friendship, and inspiration, Mario Gonzalez has retired from Our Lady of Good Counsel High School.
Luu Color Center in Rockville has been recognized by ADP, a payroll and HR provider, as one of 10 recipients nationwide of its 2026 Grit & Wisdom Awards, an honor celebrating small business owners who have demonstrated resilience, adaptability, and leadership while navigating major operational challenges.
Gene “Sonny” Raymond Lowery, a longtime Montgomery County resident and devoted member of the local baseball community, passed away May 16, 2026 at WVU Ruby Memorial Hospital. He was 85.
The lifelike policeman sculpture in Friendship Heights Village, titled “Oh, It’s You, Welcome!” by artist J. Seward Johnson Jr., was dedicated on April 29, 2000, as part of the Village of Friendship Heights collection.