On Thursday, we reported that Big Lots would be closing all 900+ of its locations. Locally, Big Lots has stores in Germantown and Montgomery Village. (more…)
Gaithersburg
CNN Business reports that Party City has announced it is closing all of its locations. Locally, Party City has stores in Gaithersburg, Rockville, and Wheaton. (more…)
Here’s a list of restaurants and businesses that have recently opened or are coming soon to Gaithersburg’s Rio. (more…)
TOUS Les JOURS is now open at 1 Grand Corner Ave in Gaithersburg’s Rio Lakefront. TOUS Les JOURS is located in the space that was previously occupied by Corner Bakery, which closed back in February after nearly 25 years in business. (more…)
Sixty Vines, the restaurant known for its revolutionary wine on-tap program and vineyard-inspired cuisine, is making its move into Maryland. It was previously reported that the restaurant signed on in Bethesda and now business filings show Gaithersburg’s Downtown Crown neighborhood as an address for a “Sixty Vines Montgomery County, LLC” taking over 212 Ellington Blvd– the former home of Pour House.
A Gaithersburg man has been arrested and charged with gross negligence manslaughter after driving at 100 mph in a 50-mph zone, striking and killing 28-year-old Juan Guerrero-Moreno, who was operating a riding lawn mower in a pedestrian crossing.
Montgomery County Police have arrested 35-year-old Michael MacCrae Shannon following an incident on Monday, December 16, 2024, that left two 6th District officers injured in Montgomery Village.
Sheetz has announced it will offer free self-serve coffee at all 750+ locations, including the store at 751 Progress Way in Gaithersburg, from Tuesday, December 24, 2024 through Wednesday, January 1, 2025. (more…)
Poke Bros opened its first Maryland location last November in Gaithersburg’s Kentlands neighborhood at 107 Market St W. After a little more than a year, the restaurant has closed permanently.
Below is a list of restaurants that opened in Montgomery County, MD in 2024: (more…)
The City of Gaithersburg’s Community Services Division is one of nine local community partners that together were awarded an Engaging Neighborhoods, Organizations, Unions, Governments, and Households (ENOUGH) grant from the Maryland Governor’s Office for Children. The innovative initiative funds a community-based strategy to address child poverty in Maryland.