Montgomery County County Councill will meet on Monday, May 5 Council to review County revenues and expenditures and begin examining the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 Operating Budget, including potential changes to tax rates, service charges, and departmental funding. Full agenda below courtesy Montgomery County government: (more…)
Sherwood boys basketball coach Tom Sheahin announced his retirement after 34 years in the game. Last season, he helped lead the Warriors to a 25-2 record and an appearance in the Maryland State Championship game.
Montgomery County officials are urging residents to celebrate Cinco de Mayo responsibly by planning ahead and using safe ride options such as SoberRide, Ride On bus service, and other transportation resources. Enhanced police patrols will be in effect on May 5 to deter impaired driving. (more…)
Earlier this week, NFL reporter Aaron Wilson shared that TCU linebacker Johnny Hodges was invited to the Los Angeles Chargers rookie minicamp. Hodges is a Montgomery County native from Darnestown who graduated from Quince Orchard High School in 2019.
The City of Rockville is reminding residents that a Montgomery County ban on gas-powered leaf blowers and vacuums takes effect Tuesday, July 1, with $100 electric blower rebates available to help residents and businesses comply. (more…)
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich issued the following statement mourning the death of Ride On bus operator Ruiz Bell, who died from a heart attack while on duty: (more…)
Congressman Jamie Raskin (MD-08) released the following statement after the first 100 days of the Trump Administration: (more…)
The Walter Johnson High School Athletic Department has announced that Chase Rieder will serve as the new head coach of the boys varsity basketball team.
Scotland African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, a cornerstone of the Potomac community and a historic place of worship, today announced the successful completion of its restoration and expansion. This marks the culmination of the church’s ambitious 2nd Century Project. “After more than five years of displacement, the congregation returned to its revitalized building—a church intended to stand for another 100 years as a symbol of resilience, faith, and justice.”
The Montgomery County Alcohol Beverage Services (ABS) will open its new Oak Barrel & Vine store in White Oak on Tuesday, May 6, offering discounted bourbons, including Willett 8-Year Wheated Bourbon and Angel’s Envy Cask Strength (more…)