Chick-fil-A at Montrose Crossing (12001 Rockville Pile) will temporarily close later this month for a major renovation, with plans to reopen in mid-March.
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My Parisian Corner Shop is set to open at 504 Main St. in Gaithersburg’s Kentlands neighborhood on Friday, January 9.
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Twin Valley Distillers, located at 1029 E. Gude Drive in Rockville, has permanently closed. (more…)
Innovative Urgent Care has officially opened its newest location in Clarksburg, bringing its no-wait urgent care model to the Clarksburg Village Center under new management.
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Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded to Grace Methodist Church at 119 N. Frederick Avenue in Gaithersburg after a vehicle struck the side of the building. (more…)
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Maryland’s crab cake reputation stretches from the Eastern Shore to Baltimore, Annapolis, and beyond. National publication Mashed recently released a list highlighting standout crab cake destinations across the state, based on personal visits, frequent mentions on food forums, customer reviews, and recognition from area publications.
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Montgomery County police are investigating a collision involving a school bus and another vehicle that occurred Monday afternoon in Silver Spring.
Permanent signage is now up at Wayfair’s upcoming outlet store at Arundel Mills in Hanover, MD, where the company is preparing to open in early 2026. The location is also actively hiring. (more…)
This story was written by Walter Johnson student William Murphy for the WJPitch student newspaper and was republished with permission.
It’s rare to still be connected to your high school 50 years later; more so to come back after nearly 70 years and be able to see your legacy in fruition. On Wednesday, Dec. 3, the first SGA president in WJ history, Bill Hiatt Jr, class of 1958, returned to his alma mater.
Maryland’s six casinos generated $159.8 million in slot machine and table game revenue in December 2025, down 2.6% from December 2024, with $67.9 million contributed to the state, including $49.0 million for the Education Trust Fund.
Montgomery County Public Libraries officially began offering free daily printing and copying on Monday, January 5, expanding access to essential services across nearly all library branches countywide.