The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) announced the winners of its 2026 “Heads Up, Phones Down” teen video contest, which encourages high school students to promote safe, distraction-free travel.
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) announced the winners of its 2026 “Heads Up, Phones Down” teen video contest, which encourages high school students to promote safe, distraction-free travel.
“Coming soon” signage is now up at Westfield Wheaton, where Round1 Bowling & Arcade is preparing to open a massive 49,000-square-foot entertainment complex, bringing one of the country’s fastest-growing arcade and bowling concepts to Montgomery County. It will be Round1’s second Maryland location, with the first opening at Towson Town Center in December 2019. (more…)
Montgomery County police reported a series of incidents across multiple districts on March 25, including a strong-arm robbery, a stabbing involving a juvenile, multiple auto thefts, and a weapon discharge.
It’s Asian American Pacific Islander Month, and what better way to celebrate the culture than to immerse oneself at the Anne Arundel Asian American Festival outside of Annapolis on May 31st?
Or didn’t get enough Irish last month? Two of the biggest Irish acts returns to the stage with Gaelic Storm and Carbon Leaf. See below for more details and information!
All events are family-friendly, packed with food, live music, interactive experiences, and now even more ways to get active.
To kick things off, you can save 20% on tickets with code MOCOSHOW (valid through May 31 for general admission tickets).
May 29 & 30
Experience the spirit of Ireland right here in Annapolis with two days of live music, great food, and high-energy performances. Headlined by internationally recognized acts like Scythian, Gaelic Storm, and Carbon Leaf, the Annapolis Irish Festival blends traditional Irish culture with modern rock festival vibes.
Haven’t heard of Gaelic Storm? Are you sure? They were the band in James Cameron’s Titanic and went from local stars to national powerhouses. We are lucky to have them right here in Maryland so don’t miss out!
Enjoy Guinness, Irish whiskey tastings, craft beverages, local vendors, and nonstop entertainment in a setting that brings thousands together to celebrate Irish heritage.
Anne Arundel Asian American Festival
May 31
Celebrate culture, community, and cuisine at the Anne Arundel Asian American Festival, a vibrant showcase of food, performances, and traditions from across Asia!
Come hungry and enjoy authentic dishes from a wide range of vendors, cultural performances throughout the day, and interactive experiences for all ages. This family-friendly event highlights the diversity and energy of the Asian American community during AAPI Heritage Month.
Food vendors include:
Namit Filipino, Ekiben, Bun’d Up, E-San Thai, MD Brad Butcher and Central Asian dishes, Thai Pinto, Pho Wheels, and The Sister House! (more…)
Minerva Indian Cuisine at 16240 Frederick Rd in Gaithersburg is temporarily closed due to renovations. (more…)
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The Washington Commanders are set to unveil new uniforms on April 15, continuing the franchise’s recent push to blend its past with a new era.
The Rockville City Police Department is warning residents about a phone scam in which callers are posing as law enforcement and demanding money.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore announced the authorization of a second round of payments through the state’s Federal Shutdown Loan Program to provide financial relief to federal workers impacted by the partial government shutdown.
EYA and Bernstein Management Corporation (BMC) are under contract to redevelop the former GEICO headquarters site in Friendship Heights, marking a major step toward transforming the long-vacant corporate campus into a new mixed-use residential community.
A look back at Montgomery County Public Schools in 2001 shows just how far communication technology has come in 25 years.
Montgomery College student Ingrid Toukep has been selected as a 2026 Hites Scholar, earning a $7,500 scholarship to support her continued education after transferring to a four-year institution.