Montgomery County Public Libraries will host the 10th annual MoComCon on March 20 and 21, bringing a free, family-friendly celebration of comics, storytelling, art, and creativity to Germantown.
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Montgomery County Council committees will meet Thursday, March 5 to review elements of the Fiscal Year 2027 to 2032 Capital Improvements Program and receive updates on public health and education initiatives.
A Capitol Heights man has been charged with solicitation of a minor, and Montgomery County Department of Police 4th District Central Business District officers believe there may be additional victims.
The Montgomery County Commission for Women, in partnership with Montgomery County Recreation and Montgomery County Public Libraries, is inviting residents to participate in the ninth annual Girl Power Contest as part of Women’s History Month.
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Montgomery County Councilmember Kate Stewart has introduced expedited legislation known as the Vehicle Recovery Act, aimed at reducing barriers for families seeking to recover vehicles after a loved one has been detained by federal immigration authorities.
Montgomery County Councilmember Evan Glass and the full County Council have introduced the “ICE Out Act,” legislation that would prohibit privately owned immigrant detention facilities from operating in Montgomery County.
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Montgomery County Government and the Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine have launched the HJF Innovation Labs at Montgomery County, a new biotech incubator located at HJF’s offices in Bethesda.
Baseball’s connections to Rockville will be highlighted during an upcoming Glenview Mansion-Peerless Rockville speaker series program titled “The History of Baseball in Rockville.”
The Montgomery County Sports Hall of Fame will induct its Class of 2026 during a ceremony at 3:30 pm on Sunday, April 26 at the Silver Spring Civic Building.
The Washington Commanders are rumored to have interest in NFL free agent pass rusher Arnold Ebiketie, according to Commanders and NFL reporter Ben Standig. If the move comes together, it would bring a Montgomery County native back home.
The nonprofit Washington Regional Alcohol Program (WRAP) announced that its annual St. Patrick’s Day SoberRide program will offer free rides to help prevent impaired driving across the Washington metropolitan area.