Carmen’s Italian Ice Temporarily Closes Both Locations Due to Covid Concerns
In a very responsible and honest move, local Italian Ice spot Carmen’s has decided to temporarily close both locations due to an employee testing positive for Covid-19.
Carmen’s Italian Ice Temporarily Closes Both Locations Due to Covid Concerns
In a very responsible and honest move, local Italian Ice spot Carmen’s has decided to temporarily close both locations due to an employee testing positive for Covid-19.
5 MoCo Spots for a Taste of Fall
Looking for fresh apples, pumpkins, or other Fall produce? Check out our list of some local spots with fruits, veggies, and more fresh from the farm! Some places listed allow customers to pick-your-own, some have Fall activities, and some have marketplaces.
Popeyes is Coming to Downtown Silver Spring
Popeyes will be taking over the space that was left vacant by Bombay Gaylord in 2015 after a fire destroyed the restaurant. The owners of Bombay Gaylord opened Nirvana Indian Cuisine in Olney in late 2018.
Brookeville Preserves Its History Through 15 Star Flags
Brookeville’s title as “Capital for a Day” isn’t the only thing that makes Brookeville a uniquely historical site. A flag resembling the Star-Spangled Banner, otherwise known as the 15 star flag or the Great Garrison flag, can be seen lining some streets.
Sherwood High School Senior, Katie Feeney, is Co-Hosting Virtual Curefest
Virtual Curefest is a global event that’s taking place on September 26th to raise awareness for childhood cancer.
Montgomery County has the highest population out of all Maryland counties.
Today, we’re sharing with you the 10 areas with the highest population in MoCo, per the United States Census Bureau.
Mannequin Pis in Olney Adds Sandwich Menu, $7 Today
Mannequin Pis, an Olney restaurant that has specialized in Belgian cuisine since 1999, has added a sandwich menu.
Pure Barre Olney Set to Open on Wednesday, September 16th
Back in January we let you know that Pure Barre, the largest, most established barre franchise with more than 500 studios across North America, was coming to Olney.
The Capital of the United States of America was in MoCo on This Day in 1814
Brookeville was settled by Quakers late in the 18th century and was formally incorporated as a town in 1808. Just six years later, it became the “U.S. Capital for a Day.”
Olney Beer & Wine, located in the Olney Village Center near Home Goods, is now open.
In addition to packaged beer and wine, OBW will offer beers on tap, wine by the glass, Western Union and Maryland Lottery services, cheese and charcuterie platters, and more.
“Tip Your Cap” Negro League Exhibit Comes to Sandy Spring Slave Museum
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Negro League Baseball, the Sandy Spring Slave Museum will host a new exhibit about the Negro Leagues as part of the “Tip Your Cap” initiative.