The Family Room, the neighborhood retail shop located at 6820 Olney Laytonsville Rd., is celebrating eight years in business this month and marking the milestone with an ice cream-themed thank you to the community.
Potbelly Sandwich Shop at 199 East Montgomery Avenue in Rockville has temporarily closed. (more…)
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The Montgomery County Liquor Store located at 866 Muddy Branch Rd in Gaithersburg’s Muddy Branch Square has closed for an expected four months as renovations begin to convert the location into an Oak Barrel & Vine.
The Montgomery County Commission on Aging has recognized three local organizations with the 2025 Austin Heyman Community for a Lifetime Award, honoring their work in supporting older adults across the county.
The Big Flea come to the Fredericksburg Expo Center Aug. 15th – 16th!
August 15th (Saturday) 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
The Montgomery County Council has scheduled multiple public hearings for late February and March on capital budget amendments, supplemental appropriations, and several proposed bills. A February 24 hearing will address […]
Wild Bean Coffee has officially opened its doors at 1532 Rockville Pike, moving into the space previously occupied by UBREAKIFIX and located across the pike from Staples (preview video below).
Two people were rescued early Monday morning after their vehicle became disabled in floodwaters near Poolesville. (more…)
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The Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service responded to a house fire in the Drumaldry area of Bethesda on Sunday afternoon that displaced one resident and caused an estimated $200,000 in damage. (more…)
DMV-based Medium Rare owner Mark Bucher recently shared a video showing how his restaurant serves the “Best French Toast in America,” a title previously bestowed by Esquire Magazine.
Prince William County Police is seeking information in the unsolved case of Montgomery County woman Cynthia Joan Gastelle, who was last seen on April 3, 1980, at her residence in Takoma Park, Maryland. The 20-year-old was expected to attend two job interviews that day but never returned home.
Former Washington Redskins offensive lineman Tre’ Johnson, a Montgomery County resident, has passed away, according to a public post shared by his wife, Irene Johnson. He was 54.