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Montgomery County’s Grading Shift Sparks Questions About College Readiness
Changes to the 50% grading rule in Montgomery County Public Schools have raised questions regarding its effectiveness.
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Johnson’s Florist: Navigating Challenges and Maintaining Community Ties
Johnson’s Florist & Garden Centers was a rock for local communities in 2020, and it’s kept customers coming back.
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Montgomery County Hosts Vibrant Hispanic Heritage Festival and Health Fair
Montgomery County will host its first Hispanic Heritage Festival and Health Fair in Wheaton this Sunday to celebrate its growing diversity and honor Hispanic heritage.
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Montgomery Hills Residents to Hold First Street Festival Saturday
Residents of six neighborhoods along the Georgia Avenue corridor have joined together to plan the first Montgomery Hills Street Fest, which will be held Saturday, Sept. 29 from 3-7 p.m.
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Silver Spring Cares Superhero: Abby Wilson
“Happiness Club was a lot of fun to do and it doesn’t just help others be happy… it helps yourself become happy. And also, I would just like to thank my mom, Project Happiness, Ms. Mauer, Kirsten, Lauren, Emma, Julie, Katelyn, and Amber for helping me start the Happiness Club and thanks for all the…
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Takoma Park Celebration Highlights Fourth of July Events
Takoma Park’s 128th Annual Independence Day Celebration will highlight the local Fourth of July activities tomorrow. The first part of the day will be the parade, which will begin at […]
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Students March in Silver Spring to Protest Election
Several hundred students from Montgomery Blair, Northwood and Albert Einstein high schools marched through Silver Spring and Wheaton earlier today to protest the election of Donald Trump as president.