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‘Our Job Is to Build a Bridge’: How the Red Cross Serves the Community
The American Red Cross provides disaster relief, training, and educational services, in addition to blood drives.
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Fitness, Music, and Giveaways: Montgomery County’s Older Americans Month Celebration in Silver Spring
The county’s Department of Health and Human Services and Montgomery County Recreation will honor older residents at the Long Branch Recreation Center in Silver Spring on Friday.
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Beginner’s Bliss: “Mr. Money Bags” of Silver Spring Wins $50,000 Lottery Jackpot on First Try
A Silver Spring man, affectionately known as “Mr. Money Bags” by his family, is celebrating after claiming a $50,000 scratch-off prize from the Maryland Lottery.
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Ellsworth Place Development: 20-Story Apartment Tower Seeks Approval in Downtown Silver Spring
Plans for a large new residential project above Ellsworth Place in downtown Silver Spring are set to proceed.
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Celebrating 50 Years of Dedication: Montgomery County Bids Farewell to Retiring Library Director
County Executive Marc Elrich recognized retiring Montgomery County Public Libraries director Anita Vassallo in his weekly community update for her 50 years of dedicated service.
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MCB Real Estate Revives Long-Awaited Viva White Oak Mixed-Use Project
Baltimore-based MCB Real Estate announced Thursday that it has officially revived the long-delayed Viva White Oak mixed-use project.
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Six New Eateries Join Commas Food Hall in Downtown Silver Spring
Six new eateries have joined the upcoming Commas food hall at Ellsworth Place in downtown Silver Spring.
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Summer Red Line Shutdown: Brookland-CUA Station Closed This Weekend
Metro announced Wednesday that the Brookland-CUA station will be closed this weekend, and Red Line service at Fort Totten will be suspended on Saturday and Sunday.
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Silver Spring Nonprofit Developer MHP Raises $15.8M to Expand Affordable Housing
Silver Spring-based nonprofit developer MHP has launched a $20 million campaign to double its affordable housing impact by 2030.