The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) will hold an in-person community meeting at 7 pm on Tuesday, February 10, at Luxmanor Elementary School in North Bethesda to discuss the proposed Executive Boulevard-Grand Park Avenue bike lanes project.
Viva Mexico Bar & Grill is moving closer to opening in Gaithersburg, replacing a former Pizza Hut location along Woodfield Road.
Montgomery County has extended the Extreme Cold Alert until 3pm on Friday, January 23. Wind chills are expected to fall below 32°F, and residents are advised to dress in layers and take precautions if spending extended time outdoors. (more…)
Maryland is well represented on the 2026 Washingtonian Top 100 Restaurants list, with 12 restaurants either located in the state or operating a Maryland location. The selections span multiple counties and cuisines, highlighting the depth and diversity of Maryland’s dining scene.
Confidence continues to build for a significant winter storm in the DC region, but FOX5 meteorologist Mike Thomas says the forecast still hinges on fine details.
Governor Wes Moore announced the Protection from Predatory Pricing Act as part of his 2026 legislative agenda, proposing to ban dynamic pricing and the use of surveillance data to set individualized grocery prices in Maryland.
Taco Bar El Güero has officially reopened in its new home and with a new name. The longtime Gaithersburg favorite is now operating as El Güero Mexicano at 200 Ellington Boulevard in Downtown Crown (first look video below).
Burn Boot Camp has announced it is coming soon to Chevy Chase, opening a new location at The Collection on Wisconsin Avenue. The fitness studio will be located at 5425 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 313, and will bring its 45-minute, trainer-led group workouts focused on strength and cardio to the community. (more…)
Confidence continues to build around the potential for a significant winter storm across the DC region later this week into the weekend, according to updates from two of the area’s most-followed meteorologists.
The Victims’ Rights Foundation is calling on the community to donate new winter coats for children ahead of a potential snowstorm expected to impact the region.
The Montgomery College Foundation received a combined $250,000 in gifts from Bobbi and Larry Shulman and the Rockville-based law firm Shulman Rogers to support student programs and scholarships.