Montgomery County’s FY25 procurement reports show a record $274 million awarded to certified Minority, Female, and Disabled-owned businesses, representing 21.21% of eligible spending, and $133 million awarded to Local Small Business Reserve Program vendors, or 33.7% of eligible spending, the highest share since the program began.
County Council committees will meet on Nov. 20 and Nov. 21 to review the MCPS Out-of-School-Time Strategic Plan and receive an update on actions taken following an Inspector General report on the MCPS Background Screening Office.
The Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC) announced Jared Smith as its new President and Chief Executive Officer, effective December 8, 2025.
The Montgomery County Council unanimously confirmed Jennifer Macedonia as the new Director of the Department of Environmental Protection, following her nomination by County Executive Marc Elrich.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich will kick off his campaign for an At-Large seat on the Montgomery County Council with an event next month at McGinty’s Public House in Silver Spring. (more…)
Two Montgomery County hospitals are among the 13 Maryland facilities that earned top marks in the Fall 2025 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades, a national assessment that evaluates how well hospitals […]
Montgomery County Alcohol Beverage Services and UFCW Local 1994 MCGEO, with support from the County Executive, are launching their annual “Labor of Love” fundraising campaign for March of Dimes, running from Nov. 23 through Dec. 31.
Back in June, we let you know that Shake Shack would be coming soon to Downtown Bethesda. The burger restaurant has received a permit valued at nearly $1 million as it prepares to begin construction.
Montgomery County Public Schools has released the 2025 Girls’ Volleyball All-County Teams, highlighting the top performers from a competitive and talent-packed season. This year’s selections honor athletes who consistently delivered impact, leadership, and excellence on the court.
The Montgomery County Council approved a $7.75 million special appropriation to support residents, nonprofits, and businesses affected by the recent federal government shutdown and federal policies.
For DC-area listeners who grew up in the late ’90s and early 2000s, few stations bring back instant nostalgia like Z104. Before streaming, before curated playlists, before every song was on demand, Z104 was the place where pop fans discovered new music, heard their favorite DJs, and felt connected to something distinctly local. Nearly two decades after it signed off, the station still lives on in the memories of those who tuned in daily.