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High School Students Wanted for Vision Zero Safety Program
The county’s Department of Transportation seeks 35 high school students to serve as youth ambassadors for its Vision Zero program, which aims to eliminate severe traffic injuries and fatalities in Montgomery County.
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Frustration Grows as Northwood High School Faces Lengthy Reconstruction
With reconstruction and an unfinished holding school, Northwood High School’s future is uncertain.
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Christi Parsons: From Tuscaloosa Beginnings to Journalism Hall of Fame
Christi Parsons’ successful career has shaped her into a mentor; now she’s giving back what other professionals once gave her.
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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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Casseroles for a Cause: Join the Fourteenth Campaign to Support Shepherd’s Table
Silver Spring Cares has launched its fourteenth Casseroles for a Cause food collection campaign to benefit local nonprofit Shepherd’s Table.
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Free Fun Awaits at Buckets and Beats Youth Block Party in Downtown Silver Spring
The Buckets and Beats youth block party will return to Veterans Plaza in downtown Silver Spring on Friday afternoon.
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Montgomery College Names Science and Math Building for Catherine, Isiah Leggett
Montgomery College named its new Math and Science Building after Catherine and Isiah Leggett for their longstanding support.
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Silver Spring Groups Receive Purple Line Beyond the Rails Grants
Purple Line Transit Partners has announced new Beyond the Rails community grants to six area organizations, three based in Silver Spring.
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Nash & Smash Opening Brings Nashville Flavors to Woodmoor Shopping Center
Nash & Smash, described as the “ultimate destination for fried chicken, Nashville-style sandwiches, smashed burgers, and more,” will open next month at the Woodmoor Shopping Center.