OpenTable has released its latest Diners’ Choice list highlighting the “Best Overall” restaurants in its Maryland – DC Suburbs region, with several Montgomery County restaurants making the September list.
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The Washington Commanders shocked the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks on Sunday afternoon, defeating Seattle 33-31 at Northwest Stadium for their first victory of the season.
Our Mom Eugenia, a family-owned Greek restaurant with three Northern Virginia locations, is planning to open its first Maryland restaurant at Westbard Square in Bethesda. Maryland Newsletters reports that developer Regency Centers has pulled a permit valued at $1.7 million to prepare the space for the restaurant.
The Washington Spirit has set a new club record for single-season regular-season home attendance, surpassing 200,000 fans for the first time following Saturday evening’s sellout at Audi Field.
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Updated to include information on a new sign in the window posted Friday morning.
Starbucks is permanently closing its Pike & Rose and White Oak Town Center locations as the company prepares to close hundreds of underperforming stores across North America.
Brad Bell, the longtime Maryland Bureau Chief for ABC7/WJLA-TV, will retire after 35 years with the station, according to DCRTV.
Metro is celebrating its 50th anniversary with the release of five limited-edition SmarTrip card designs highlighting five decades of the transit system’s history, with the first card set to debut Thursday, September 24.
Montgomery County-based Berries & Bowls expanded into Prince George’s County earlier this month with the opening of its third location in College Park.
Damon Anderson, who has covered MCPS high school football for The MoCoShow for several years, is expanding his coverage with the launch of his own independent regional platform focused on girls high school wrestling. This new platform is not associated with The MoCoShow.
The housing market in Montgomery County and Washington, D.C. is showing signs of slowing, with fewer sales and a growing supply of homes available to buyers, according to August data from the Greater Capital Area Association of REALTORS (GCAAR).
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Columbia, Maryland has been named the best city in the United States for women in a new 2026 study from personal-finance company WalletHub.