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Historic Talbot Avenue Bridge in Silver Spring Reopens After Six-Year Closure
The historic Talbot Avenue bridge in Silver Spring has reopened after six years of construction for the Purple Line.
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Silver Spring Shooting: Police Seek Leads in Nolte Local Park Double Homicide
Police identified Quincy Johnson of Takoma Park and D’Andre Wint of Lanham as the two 20-year-old men fatally shot at Nolte Local Park on Sunday evening.
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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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Financial Crisis at Red Lobster: Downtown Silver Spring Location Among Dozens Closed as Bankruptcy Looms
Red Lobster has abruptly closed dozens of restaurants nationwide, including Downtown Silver Spring, ahead of possible bankruptcy filings next week.
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Donohoe’s Ambitious Vision: A $100M Industrial Project for Silver Spring
Donohoe Development recently announced plans to build four buildings totaling 400,000 square feet near the future Lyttonsville Purple Line station.
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Suspect Breaks into Dental Office on Bonifant Street, Steals Property
Montgomery County Police need help identifying a suspect who broke into the Sunshine Smiles Dental Care office in downtown Silver Spring.
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Boot Scootin’ in the DMV: Why Line Dancing Is So Popular and How To Get Started
As music has evolved with the times, line dancing has adjusted to fit the culture and genres of the day. Today, you can look up a YouTube video and learn how to line dance to Ed Sheeran’s “Shivers”.
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Maryland Purple Line Neighborhood Meetings Go Virtual in May
The Maryland Transit Administration will host seven virtual Purple Line Community Advisory Team meetings in May.
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Affordable Housing Boost: Springvale Terrace Redevelopment Approved by County Planning Board
The Springvale Terrace senior living facility in Silver Spring is set to be redeveloped into a larger building with affordable housing starting next April.