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Gaithersburg
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.
Amazon announced Tuesday morning that it will close all of its Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh grocery stores nationwide, a total of 72 locations, as the company shifts its focus to Whole Foods Market and grocery delivery through Amazon.com.
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Steeze Burger is moving closer to opening its first brick and mortar location, with a liquor license hearing scheduled before Montgomery County Alcohol Beverage Services on Thursday, February 19. The popular burger concept plans to open at 12141 Darnestown Road in the Shops at Potomac Valley shopping center in Gaithersburg, with a Spring 2026 opening targeted. (more…)
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Guapo’s GO Taqueria • Charcoal Chicken is aiming for an April opening in Gaithersburg, bringing the local restaurant group’s fast-casual concept back to the area.
The New England Patriots are headed to the Super Bowl on February 8, and two Montgomery County natives have played key roles in helping the team reach the NFL’s biggest stage, wide receivers Stefon Diggs and Mack Hollins.
Mayor Jud Ashman is urging residents to be patient as the City of Gaithersburg adjusts its snow response strategy ahead of a high impact winter storm, emphasizing safety, effectiveness, and environmental concerns.
Gaithersburg officials have declared a snow emergency for the City of Gaithersburg, effective from noon on Saturday, January 24, 2026, through 7 am on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
Detectives with the Gaithersburg Police Department have made an arrest in connection with the shooting that occurred earlier this week at the McDonald’s on the 400 block of North Frederick Avenue.
A Silver Spring man has been arrested and charged in connection with a series of peeping tom and indecent exposure incidents in Gaithersburg and surrounding areas, with detectives warning there may be additional victims who have not yet come forward.
A Gaithersburg man has pleaded guilty in federal court to a wide-ranging fraud and identity theft scheme involving stolen identities, SNAP benefits, and passport fraud.