Montgomery County has activated a new weather station in Laytonsville as part of an expansion intended to improve local weather monitoring and help emergency officials respond to severe storms, flooding, and other hazards.
Montgomery County has activated a new weather station in Laytonsville as part of an expansion intended to improve local weather monitoring and help emergency officials respond to severe storms, flooding, and other hazards.
A new mesonet weather station is now online and streaming real-time environmental data from Laytonsville, according to the Montgomery County Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security.
Beer Trade Co. will celebrate the grand opening of its first Maryland location on Saturday, August 15, with an afternoon of local beer tastings, food and drink specials, giveaways and more.
A new chapter begins for book lovers in Montgomery County next week as Next Chapter Collective celebrates the grand opening of its mobile independent bookstore.
Beer Trade Co., the craft beer concept founded by Montgomery County native Chris Sanchez in Florida, has officially opened its first Maryland location in Laytonsville, bringing a unique craft beer experience and a menu that is already generating positive reviews (preview video below).
A new independent bookstore has officially opened its doors in Laytonsville. The Brady Readery is now welcoming customers at 6860 Olney-Laytonsville Road, offering a selection of new and affordable used books, along with board games, educational children’s toys, and library-inspired décor.
Montgomery County Police are advising drivers to avoid a portion of Brink Road following a crash Monday afternoon in the Gaithersburg/Montgomery Village/Laytonsville area
A new independent bookstore and community gathering space called The Brady Readery is set to open at 6860 Olney Laytonsville Road in Laytonsville this summer. The bookstore will officially open June 13 with a grand opening celebration and later host a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Gaithersburg Chamber of Commerce on June 17. (more…)
A GoFundMe has been launched to support Raphaela Weinsweig, who was critically injured in a crash earlier this month near Laytonsville. According to her family, Weinsweig remains in a coma after being struck head-on by a drunk driver and has already undergone multiple surgeries, with additional procedures expected as she begins what is anticipated to be a long recovery.
Montgomery County Department of Police detectives are investigating a fatal collision that occurred early Sunday morning near Laytonsville that claimed the life of a Clarksburg man. (more…)
Beer Trade Co., a craft beer concept founded by Montgomery County native Chris Sanchez in Florida, is aiming for a spring 2026 opening in Laytonsville, bringing a laid back, honor based beer experience back home.