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SunTrust Bank Permanently Closed
The SunTrust bank branch at 8700 Georgia Ave. in downtown Silver Spring has permanently closed, as the bank consolidates operations as Truist.
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County Council Soliciting Applications for Planning Board Vacancy
The County Council is soliciting applications for a vacancy on the Planning Board that will occur after June 2022.
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County Announces Completion of RT355 Underpass Named for Silver Spring Resident
County officials and others on Friday announced the completion of an underpass under MD355/Rockville Pike that is now named after a long-time Silver Spring resident, Phil Alperson.
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Metro: Old SmarTrip Cards Expire March 1
Metro is reminding customers that the oldest SmarTrip cards expire on Tuesday, as the agency continues the installation of new faregates in the Metrorail system.
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New Artwork by Veterans on Display at the Takoma Park Community Center
New artwork created by veterans is now on display at the Takoma Park Community Center at 7500 Maple Ave., according to an announcement from city officials.
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Police Investigating Glenmont Burglaries
Montgomery County Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect in two burglaries that occurred earlier this month in the Glenmont area.
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Silver Spring Library to be Renamed After Veteran of Tuskegee Airmen
The Silver Spring Library at 900 Wayne Ave. in downtown Silver Spring will be renamed after Brigadier General Charles McGee, a veteran of the famed all-black Tuskegee Airmen in World War II, flying 137 combat missions, officials announced today.
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Silver Branch to Retire Legacy India Pale Ale, Release Dr. Juicy for Anniversary
Silver Branch Brewing announced that the brewery would retire its legacy India pale ale in favor of a new release that has been developed following a year of research and consumer testing.
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Lot on Silver Spring Avenue to Become Public Parking Space Next Month
A space adjoining the Fenton Street garage and fronting on Silver Spring Avenue will become a public parking lot operated by the county on or about March 1, according to Department of Transportation officials.