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Westfield Wheaton Mall Hosts Black History Month Event Honoring Buffalo Soldiers
Westfield Wheaton Mall will host a Black History Month celebration on Saturday to honor the history and global impact of the Buffalo Soldiers.
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Free EV Charging Comes to Downtown Silver Spring’s Giant Food Store
Volta electric vehicle charging stations have been installed at Giant Food in downtown Silver Spring as part of a rollout across the grocery chain’s locations.
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Why W-2 Employees Deliver Superior Service
Well-Paid Maids employs full-time W-2 employees to ensure a well-trained, insured team focused on high-quality cleaning services. [sponsored]
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MHP Surpasses $20 Million Goal to Expand Affordable Housing in Montgomery County
Silver Spring housing nonprofit MHP has exceeded its $20 million goal for its ambitious Making Home Possible for All campaign to double affordable housing availability by 2030.
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Celtic Cup Coffee Announces Updated Operating Hours for Downtown Silver Spring Roastery
Celtic Cup Coffee has revised the operating hours of its micro-batch roastery and tasting room located in downtown Silver Spring.
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Platinum Amala Brings Authentic West African Cuisine to Downtown Silver Spring
Baltimore-based Nigerian restaurant Platinum Amala has expanded to downtown Silver Spring and is now open at the Solaire Social food hall.
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Van Hollen and Alsobrooks Address Federal Workers’ Worries Amid Job Threats
Maryland residents participated in a virtual town hall on Wednesday to express concerns to Senators Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks regarding the Trump administration’s efforts to dismantle federal agencies and their potential effects on jobs and the economy.
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Montgomery County’s BYOB Bill: Plastic Bag Ban Begins in 2026
The Montgomery County Council has passed the Bring Your Own Bag (BYOB) Bill that bans most single-use plastic bags within the county.
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LoveFlash Buses Return to Decorate Montgomery County Roads in February
Montgomery County’s LoveFlash buses have returned for February with five decorated BRT buses along Colesville Road and Columbia Pike.