If you’ve been to Cabin John Regional Park in the last half century or so you’ve probably seen a bizarre, miniature house-like structure that has a pig face with its mouth wide open on one side. That’s Porky. You can feed him paper and cardboard and soft drink cans, but you can’t feed him bottles or broken glass…glass gives him a tummy ache.

Porky has been there since 1966, making his debut one year after Billy the Litter Eater over at Wheaton Regional Park. “I still have nightmares of my arm getting sucked into this thing” commented Richard Schaffer as he shared a picture of the famous trash dispenser. Creepy Basement, a popular website that is comprised of creepy highlights from across the world, refers to Porky as an “eternally hungry demon pig that commands children to feed him with his creepy 1950s radio voice.”


A local developer is in preliminary talks with Regal Cinemas about bringing them back to Bethesda.

Nancy Shay, an English resource teacher at Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville, has been named the 2017/2018 MCPS teacher of the year by the Marian Greenblatt Education Fund.


Guitar Center opens their second MoCo location at Ellsworth Place in Silver Spring this week (there’s one in Rockville).

After a delay of a few months, Nespresso has opened in Montgomery Mall.


According to several reports, Lakeforest Mall has been defaulting on payments since January. They’re currently in foreclosure. This has happened before with the mall, so it doesn’t necessarily mean that this is […]