The City of Rockville Human Rights Commission is seeking sponsors to support the 10th anniversary of Rockville Pride, the city’s annual celebration of its LGBTQ+ community.
Rockville Pride is scheduled for 2 pm to 5 pm on Sunday, June 7 at Rockville Town Square. The event will feature community engagement and activities celebrating inclusion and diversity. More information, including sponsorship applications, is available at rockvillemd.gov/pride.
The Montgomery County Planning Board approved a Conditional Use request and associated forest conservation plan for a new Dash In gas station, convenience store, and car wash at its March 26, 2026 meeting, advancing redevelopment plans for the former Red Lobster site on Shady Grove Road.
The former Home Depot Design Center location at Montrose Crossing Shopping Center is now the focus of a large liquidation auction following its permanent closure in January.
Montrose Shopping Center in Rockville continues to build momentum as new leases, recent openings, and upcoming tenants reshape the property, highlighted by the flex industrial portion of the center now reaching full occupancy.
The City of Rockville is preparing to mark a major national milestone as the United States approaches its 250th anniversary in 2026, using the occasion to reflect on the country’s history while emphasizing unity and inclusion.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich joined state and local officials, including Governor Wes Moore and industry leaders, to mark the opening of Samsung Biologics’ first U.S. manufacturing facility in Rockville.
A new Pakistani street food spot is making its debut in Rockville this weekend. Desi Cravingz is hosting its soft opening on Friday, April 3rd and Saturday, April 4th from 4pm-8pm at 200 N Washington Street. The concept will focus on bold, flavorful street eats, with a limited menu available during the opening weekend.
Updated with information about the upcoming event
The cheesesteak that drew hundreds of people last November is making its return to Z&Z Manoushe Bakery in Rockville on Tuesday, April 7 from 4pm-8pm.
Full On Craft Eats & Drink has officially opened its new Rockville location, completing its move from its longtime home on Norbeck Road.
A Rockville man is facing federal charges tied to a massive cryptocurrency hack that allegedly drained tens of millions of dollars from a decentralized exchange.
According to the City of Rockville, the Rockville City Police Department reported a 4.3% overall reduction in crime in 2025, as outlined in its annual report.