Ace Hardware officially opened its new Rockville location this morning, Thursday, February 19, marking the latest addition to the Cool Hardware Company’s growing regional footprint.
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Staples at 5557 Urbana Pike in Frederick’s Riverview Plaza is set to close permanently on March 6, according to a report by Frederick City Media that was later confirmed to us by an employee on Wednesday evening.
Carmen’s Italian Ice is expanding with a new location coming soon to Cabin John Village. (more…)
A 19-year-old Clarksburg man has been arrested in connection with multiple incidents in which women were allegedly recorded while changing inside fitting rooms at a Banana Republic store in the 22000 block of Clarksburg Road. (more…)
Ooh La La Bakery, which opened at 2600 University Blvd W in Wheaton back in November 2020, will be opening its second location at 8231 Woodmont Ave. in Bethesda this Saturday, February 21 at 9am. (more…)
While some will argue that Columbia, MD technically isn’t part of the DMV, this food truck taqueria is putting it’s money where it’s mouth is and serving up some of the best birria in the area. DMV Taqueria is in Yelp’s Top 100 places to eat in the US, and it’s there for a good reason. Their staple is the halal birria, but they serve other Mexican and Puerto Rican inspired plates.
A popular Baltimore brunch concept is officially headed to downtown Silver Spring. Central Apartments at 8455 Fenton Street announced last week that Easy Like Sunday is coming soon to the building’s ground-floor retail space. According to Source of the Spring, the restaurant will take over the space previously occupied by El Sapo.
Geno’s Steaks is celebrating its first Maryland location with a very Philly-style promotion: free cheesesteaks for a year.
Guacado Mexican Grill has signed on to open its third Maryland location and its first Montgomery County restaurant at 1060 Rockville Pike in Rockville. The new fast-casual spot will open in the Edmonston Center, next to Pike Kitchen, taking over part of the space that was previously home to LensCrafters.
The former Amazon Fresh grocery store in Friendship Heights removed its permanent exterior signage from the building on Monday, following Amazon’s nationwide shutdown of its Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go grocery stores earlier this month.
Several notable changes and updates have unfolded across Olney and immediately surrounding areas in recent months, ranging from long-awaited reopenings to new restaurants preparing to move in.