Local News Media Remembers Joe Krebs
Legendary local news anchor Joe Krebs passed away yesterday after battling pancreatic cancer. Many of his friends and colleagues took to social media to share their condolences and memories.
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County Council Unanimously Approves Ghost Gun Bill
The Montgomery County Council today approved a bill prohibits the use and sale of unserialized and undetectable firearms know as “ghost guns”.
Joe Krebs Has Passed Away
Longtime WRC NBC4 anchor Joe Krebs passed away this morning from cancer, according to Matt Glassman, the assistant news director at the station.
County Council President Proposes Doubling Tax Rate on E-Cigarettes
Montgomery County Council President Tom Hucker has introduced a resolution to double the current tax rate on electronic cigarettes (vapes).
MoCo Council to Hold Briefing Today on Police Incident With Five-Year-Old Boy
The Montgomery County Council will be holding a briefing today at 1:30pm on the police interaction with a five-year-old child that has gained national attention.
More Details About Jollibee Grand Opening
Last week we let you know that the Jollibee at 2800B University Blvd W Suite C in Wheaton will finally be opening on April 8th.
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Montgomery Parks Updates Rules for Use of Athletic Facilities
We reported on Montgomery Parks reinstalling the hoops across parks in the county. They should all be reinstalled soon, but recently they released other modifications to previous restrictions.
Nichols was also determined to be the suspect who committed a commercial burglary at an office building in Bethesda in February of 2020.
MoCo Wrestler Qualifies For Her 2nd Olympics
Rockville native Helen Maroulis qualified for her 2nd Olympics games this past Saturday night with a victory over Jenna Burkert in Fort Worth, Texas.
Bambu Café in Rockville Adds Indonesian Dishes
Bambu, a cafe in Rockville that specializes in bubble tea, coffee, tea, desserts, and Chè, has added Indonesian cuisine to the menu.
Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services announced the availability of grants of up to $10,000, to support health and human service projects that promote a safe, healthy and self-sufficient community.
The Community Services Grants program provides one-time only grants to non-profit organizations serving Montgomery County residents. The program provides reimbursement to funded organizations for approved equipment and other capital purchases.