The Montgomery County Government has released a list of closures and schedule/program changes for the observance of Independence Day on Thursday, July 4:
The Washington Regional Alcohol Program (WRAP) is offering its SoberRide® program to provide free rides for would-be impaired drivers on Independence Day this year.
The FCSP Foundation (Fight Cancer & Stay Positive) hosted its third annual DC Dunk for a Cure at 7 Locks Brewing in Rockville, Maryland, raising more than $47,000 for Pancreatic […]
The City of Rockville will offer free movie nights in local parks from July 31 to August 21.
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Fitzgerald Auto Mall has officially closed its Wheaton location at 10915 Georgia Ave after serving the Wheaton community for the past 50 years.
General admission is $25 per person, which includes chili tastings. Free Admission for kids under 18, Police Officers and their Family is provided by MCPF). All proceeds benefit the Foundation’s mission to strengthen community-police relationships, support officers wellness, and enhance public safety initiatives across Montgomery County.
In addition to delicious chili, attendees can enjoy local craft beer from Lone Oak Brewery, family activities, and opportunities to meet and interact with Montgomery County police officers in a fun, relaxed setting.
Stone Ridge graduates Katie Ledecky (class of 2015), Phoebe Bacon (class of 2020), and Erin Gemmell (class of 2023) have all been named to the U.S. Women’s Swimming Olympic Team for the 2024 Olympics in Paris. The school is located in Bethesda.
Montgomery County has announced it will increase traffic enforcement over the July 4th holiday weekend to ensure community safety and prevent drunk driving. (more…)
The Office of Governor Wes Moore issued the following news release on Monday, July 1, 2024: (more…)
The Montgomery County Board of Education formally installed its 47th Student Member of the Board (SMOB), Praneel Survarna, on July 1.
Below is a list of businesses that are new or coming soon to Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda, MD:
Dr. Thomas Taylor started his tenure as Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) superintendent by visiting three different schools on his first day– an elementary, middle, and high school.