Sheetz announced the death of its former President, CEO, and Chairman, Stephen G. Sheetz, who died at age 77 after more than six decades with the family-owned company. The company credited him with leading major expansions and initiatives, including the introduction of Made-to-Order food, entry into fuel sales, and growth into multiple states. (more…)
Montgomery County Police are conducting a death investigation Monday morning at the intersection of Clubhouse Road and Ridgeline Drive in Montgomery Village.
An update on Maryland’s first Kitchen Social as “Coming Soon” signage is now up at the future Downtown Crown location. Interior construction is expected to begin soon as the restaurant works towards a summer 2026 opening.
Montgomery County police continue to investigate the homicide of an 18-year-old Gaithersburg man, Taeyon Malachi Prather, whose body was found Friday evening in a parking lot near Damascus.
Montgomery County Police 6th District officers responded Sunday at approximately 10:55 a.m. to the 18200 block of Flower Hill Way following a report of a stabbing. (more…)
As Ted’s Montana Grill prepares to permanently close its only Maryland location, the Gaithersburg restaurant has seen a surge of diners eager to get in one last visit, resulting in lengthy waits throughout the weekend.
A single-vehicle crash occurred Saturday morning on the southbound I-270 ramp to Montgomery Village Avenue in Gaithersburg, sending a car off the roadway and into an icy pond.
Montgomery County police have released an update in the homicide investigation on Rolling Fork Way, off of Woodfield Rd. in Gaithersburg (near Damascus).
Montgomery County Police are investigating a homicide after officers discovered a deceased man in Gaithersburg, near the Damascus area.
Gaithersburg High School’s Student Government Association has gone viral after releasing a short, funny video aimed at a familiar issue in schools everywhere… students arriving late (video available below).
For nearly 45 years, Lakeforest Mall was more than a place to shop. It was where Montgomery County families spent weekends, teens found independence, kids had their first jobs, and entire generations built memories that still resonate years after the mall’s final doors closed. Redevelopment plans can be seen here.