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Sculpture of Olympic Gold Medalist Dominique Dawes to Be Unveiled in Downtown Silver Spring
A sculpture honoring Olympic gold medalist and Silver Spring native Dominique Dawes will be unveiled on July 23 at the Silver Spring Recreation and Aquatic Center.
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San Pancho Opens in Takoma Park: Mission-Style Burritos and Tortas by Cielo Rojo’s Creators
San Pancho, the new spot for Mission-style burritos and tortas from Cielo Rojo owners Carolina McCandless and David Perez, is now open in Takoma Park.
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Maryland Transit Officials Unveil First 142-Foot Purple Line Light Rail Vehicle
Maryland transit officials revealed the first of the 142-foot-long Purple Line light rail vehicles to arrive in the state on Thursday.
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White Oak Apartment Fight: Ellis Rudolph Smith, Jr. Identified as Victim
Montgomery County Police identified Ellis Rudolph Smith Jr. of Silver Spring as the man found dead after a fight at a White Oak apartment early Tuesday.
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Maryland to Expand EV Charging with $12.1 Million in Federal Funds
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced $12.1 million in federal funds to expand electric vehicle charging with 130 fast-charging ports at 23 sites in 15 counties.
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Local ‘Fairy Godmother’ Nancy Illman Promotes Memoir at Orangetheory Fitness
Takoma Park author Nancy Illman will promote her memoir on Saturday outside Orangetheory Fitness in downtown Silver Spring. In “Instigator of Joy,” Illman shares her experiences of abuse and isolation with the hope of helping readers find their true selves.
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Corey Smedley to Lead Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service
The Montgomery County Council confirmed Corey Smedley as the new Fire and Rescue Service chief on Tuesday.
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Alleged Fight in White Oak Leaves One Dead, Gaithersburg Man Charged
A man is dead, and another is facing charges after a reported fight in a White Oak apartment early Tuesday.
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Well-Paid Maids: “If You’re Not Satisfied, We’re Not Satisfied”
If you’re not happy with your home cleaning, Well-Paid Maids will make it right. [sponsored]