Montgomery County’s Asian Pacific American Advisory Group (APAAG) has released a new “Health Care Providers Handbook on Sikh Patients” to help medical professionals deliver culturally competent and respectful care. (more…)
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Montgomery County officials say the County’s rent stabilization law is delivering on its promise to provide renters with stability while still allowing landlords to maintain their properties, according to a newly released report from the Department of Housing and Community Affairs.
The Montgomery County Liquor Store located at 866 Muddy Branch Rd in Gaithersburg’s Muddy Branch Square has closed for an expected four months as renovations begin to convert the location into an Oak Barrel & Vine.
The Montgomery County Commission on Aging has recognized three local organizations with the 2025 Austin Heyman Community for a Lifetime Award, honoring their work in supporting older adults across the county.
The Montgomery County Council has scheduled multiple public hearings for late February and March on capital budget amendments, supplemental appropriations, and several proposed bills. A February 24 hearing will address […]
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich addressed the shooting inside Wootton High School that occurred this past Monday, calling the incident “horrible” and extending thoughts to the victim and the Wootton community following a difficult week.
Montgomery County Alcohol Beverage Services will present a $95,224.83 check to March of Dimes on Wednesday, February 18, at its Olney retail store, representing customer donations collected during the five-week “Labor of Love” campaign.
The Montgomery County Council has introduced new legislation sponsored by Council President Natali Fani-González, Vice President Marilyn Balcombe, and Councilmember Dawn Luedtke aimed at reducing regulatory barriers for agricultural operators.
Montgomery County has launched the FY26 Food Aggregation Grant Program to help small local farms expand access to institutional buyers such as schools, hospitals, and senior centers.
Montgomery County, Maryland government offices and many services will be closed or operating on modified schedules for Presidents Day on Monday, February 16, including county offices, libraries, courts, and trash collection, while public transit will run on holiday or adjusted schedules and parking will be free.
On Tuesday, February 10, Councilmember Will Jawando introduced legislation aimed at prohibiting price-fixing and collusion practices that can lead to higher rents in Montgomery County.