Montgomery County has released a new report showing that Black women and infants face significantly worse maternal and infant health outcomes than other groups, including higher rates of severe maternal morbidity, postpartum depression, and infant mortality. Commissioned by Councilmember Laurie-Anne Sayles, the report highlights systemic disparities in healthcare access and calls for urgent, equitable reforms ahead of Black Maternal Health Week.
Montgomery Recreation recently shared the news of its brand new Women’s Adult Basketball League that recently tipped off at Wood Middle School in Rockville with over 60 players participating.
Detectives from the 3rd District Investigative Section are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Helane Davis also known as Helan Wossenu, a missing 32-year-old from Silver Spring. (more…)
Arepateca, a popular staple at local food markets, is now serving out of Downtown Brew’s at 5751 Fishers Lane in Rockville. (more…)
Detectives from the Montgomery County Department of Police – Major Crimes Division are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Monique Nicole Torres, a missing 45-year-old. (more…)
Fruit N Boba Tea is now open at 302 King Farm Blvd. Ste. 130. in Rockville, located next to Montgomery County’s last remaining Baja Fresh. (more…)
Visit Montgomery recently hosted the MOCO Eats Food and Beverage Conference to provide hospitality professionals with educational opportunities while also supporting MCPS students through a scholarship fundraiser and a student pitch competition. (more…)
UPDATE: Ryan Sams has been located safe and unharmed. Detectives from the Montgomery County Department of Police – Special Victims Investigations Division are asking for the public’s assistance in locating […]
Daniel Fellman, a Rockville High School and Montgomery College graduate, has been selected to give the ‘Student Spotlight’ presentation at the 60th Annual Spring Symposium on Archeology, presented by the Archeological Society of Maryland, Inc. The event takes place April 5, 2025 at The Maryland Historical Trust in Crownsville, MD.
Navin P. Kumar, an alumnus of Dufief Elementary School, Frost Middle School, and Wootton High School here in Montgomery County, shares his personal journey as a testament to overcoming life’s challenges. Recognized as history’s first athlete to actively compete with Parkinson’s Disease at the Olympic and Para levels, Kumar has navigated numerous obstacles from a very early age.
Pike’s Peek, one of Montgomery County Road Runners Club’s premier racing events, will take place on Sunday, April 27th from 7:50am-10am.