I’ve lived in Gaithersburg for over 30 years (three different areas) and will take you through a brief history of the city, a trip down memory lane that will include all of the great things that used to be in Gaithersburg, and everything that’s here today that you must try!

It will also be paired with a tasting from Brawling Bear Brewery, so there will be plenty to enjoy this Friday!


According to their Facebook page, the “Grand Tapping” will be on Friday, 11/9, at 5pm. They’ll be debuting their new line of craft beer, which will be brewed in-house, and have also made a few menu upgrades.

The restaurant and bar are once again under new management.


Come in every Wednesday from 11/07/18 until 01/02/19 for your chance to win a free membership to Gold’s Gym and a brand new 55” TV.

On your initial visit, you’ll be given a beer and salad punch card. Come in six of the nine weeks and you’ll be eligible to win!


“As the story goes, during the Civil War a soldier was decapitated by a saber in a skirmish around what is now Game Preserve Road in Gaithersburg. After the fight, his fellow soldiers hastily buried him in an unmarked grave, even though they couldn’t find his head to bury with his body.”

The story has been passed down for many generations and many have told tales about the supposed unmarked grave of the headless man. Some have recalled strange noises and apparitions with glowing eyes. Others have seen the figure of a headless soldier (sometimes on a horse and sometimes without it).


The grocery store chain was founded in Chicago, Illinois in 1974 and is currently headquartered in Hanover Park, IL. They currently have 54 locations in 19 states., including three in Maryland (one MoCo location in Rockville– 15110 Rockville Pike).


Ashman, a Democrat, made waves last week when he wrote an article for Maryland Matters crossing party lines and publicly endorsing Maryland’s Republican Governor.

The event was well-attended by a couple hundred people and featured Governor Hogan addressing the crowd in Gaithersburg. Both Ashman and Hogan spoke against partisanship in Washington.


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