Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded to a vehicle fire around 11 a.m. on Monday on Midcounty Highway near Goshen Road in Gaithersburg. (more…)
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Cinnaholic, the popular gourmet vegan cinnamon roll bakery, has closed its only Montgomery County location. The shop, located at 230 Crown Park Avenue in Gaithersburg’s Downtown Crown neighborhood, is listed as permanently closed on Google and no longer included on the Cinnaholic website.
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Summer Restaurant Week, presented by the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW), returns August 18th to August 24th. This biannual event invites you to embark on a culinary journey through the region, from the heart of DC to the vibrant suburbs of Maryland and Virginia.
A new brewpub has arrived in Gaithersburg with Mayan Monkey Brewing Co. now officially brewing their own beers. The new concept from the team behind local favorites like Taco Bar […]
The highly anticipated new full-service Thai restaurant, Ah’haan by Bangkok Garden, is officially opening its doors in Gaithersburg today (Sunday, August 17th). The restaurant is located at 237 Kentlands Blvd., in the space formerly occupied by Good Fortune Cafe.
For many soccer fans, the weekend is defined by early mornings, fresh pints, and the communal roar of a Premier League match. And according to a recent list from The Washington Post, two Maryland establishments (both in Montgomery County) are among the best spots in the DC area to get that authentic match-day experience.
Every few years, John Denver’s iconic “Take Me Home, Country Roads” sparks debate in our area when its origin reappears in viral social media posts. Recently, Barstool’s DMV affiliate shared a post claiming, “The Road in Take Me Home, Country Roads, is Not in West Virginia, It’s Actually Clopper Road in Gaithersburg.” This stirred up discussions regarding the song’s true origin, prompting us to revisit the real story.
Chipotle is set to open a new location in the Walnut Hill Shopping Center in Gaithersburg, behind the Bank of America. The addition comes as part of the center’s ongoing redevelopment, which has included the opening of ALDI last July and the completion of a large mural by Baltimore street artist Nether.
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Update: In a press release, Sixty Vines incorrectly listed the upcoming location as 231 Rio Boulevard. The restaurant is scheduled to open at 212 Ellington Blvd in Downtown Crown.
Store closing sales have begun at Claire’s locations, including the Westfield Montgomery Mall store in Bethesda. (more…)
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This past March we let you know that DICK’S Sporting Goods at 2 Grand Corner in Gaithersburg’s Rio Lakefront is transforming into a DICK’S House of Sport– a concept designed to deliver a completely immersive experience for shoppers. The store is now aiming for a January 2026 completion date (progress photos available below).