As the Maryland high school football playoffs roll into the quarterfinal round, the remaining teams have been re-seeded, setting the stage for intriguing battles across all classifications. Here’s a look at the matchups that include MCPS schools, key storylines, and predictions for this critical stage of the postseason:
A $2,948,743-winning “FAST PLAY” lottery ticket sold recently at J&S Liquors in Randallstown, MD remains unclaimed as of Monday, November 18. Additional details below courtesy MD Lottery: (more…)
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The Lone Oak tree, a historic white oak that stood as a symbol of both the resilience and division of American history, has found new life at Lone Oak Farm Brewery in Olney. After the original tree, which the farm brewery is named for, fell in a powerful spring storm in 2023. Its legacy continues, both in spirit and in physical form, through a cloned version that has been planted on the property.
Maryland State Police (MSP) shared via social media that all lanes of northbound I-95 at 198 were closed for a police investigation on Monday morning.
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Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded to collision with entrapment in Brookeville on Sunday, November 17.
On Friday, Governor Wes Moore announced a new five-year agreement between Carnival Cruise Line and the Port of Baltimore, extending Carnival’s operations at the port through 2029, with an optional renewal.
Marriott International Inc. is set to lay off over 800 employees at its corporate headquarters, according to a Work Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) submitted to the state of Maryland on Thursday, November 14th.
If you were a wrestling fan growing up in Montgomery County in the 80’s and 90’s, Inside the Squared Circle was a program you may have made it a habit to catch each week. Back before the internet, ITSC was the only place you could hear insider and backstage information about professional wrestling. Now, two of the shows stars will battle it out in a professional wrestling match of their own.
With more than 70,000 residents located in the heart of Montgomery County, the city of Gaithersburg is one of the largest cities in Maryland. The city occupies approximately 10 square miles in the geographic center of Montgomery County and its southeastern border lies just 13 miles from the northwestern border of Washington, DC, according to the city website. Now, Gaithersburg is working on ideas for a new City Flag.
The Montgomery County Council will hold committee meetings on Monday, November 18. Full agenda below courtesy Montgomery County:
According to District 3 Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) Commander Jason Cokinos, police, health inspectors, and permitting officials conducted a crackdown on unlicensed street food vendors in downtown Silver Spring on Saturday night, citing violations such as lack of proper licensing, unsanitary conditions, and unsafe food handling practices. (more…)