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Purple Line Construction to Impact Sligo Creek Parkway Beginning in Mid-September
Montgomery Parks announced Thursday that portions of Sligo Creek Parkway will temporarily close in mid-September for Purple Line construction.
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Montgomery Parks’ Adaptive Mountain Biking Program Empowers Disabled Riders
Dozens of individuals with disabilities tried out mountain bikes at Wheaton Regional Park last weekend as part of Montgomery Parks’ new Adaptive Mountain Biking program.
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Heat Wave Alert: Montgomery Parks Closing Outdoor Facilities This Weekend
Montgomery Parks will temporarily close several outdoor amenities due to this weekend’s dangerous heat wave forecast.
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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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Double Homicide Near Nolte Local Park: MCPD, Park Police Launch Investigation
Two 20-year-old men were fatally shot Sunday evening near Nolte Local Park in Silver Spring, according to Montgomery County Police.
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Montgomery County’s Golf Courses Achieve Exclusive ‘Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary’ Status
All nine golf courses operated by the county, including Sligo Creek in Silver Spring, have achieved the prestigious “Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary” status.
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Downtown Silver Spring Heats Up: Live Music, Dining and Entertainment Aplenty
The Silver Spring Arts and Entertainment District’s spring guide features a variety of activities for both adults and children in downtown Silver Spring.
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Community Input Sought for Silver Spring Bridge Replacement Project
The county’s Department of Transportation will host a virtual public hearing next week to discuss the proposed replacement of the Dennis Avenue Bridge over the Sligo Creek Tributary in Silver Spring.
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Montgomery Parks to Revamp Brookside Gardens’ Rose Garden for Ecological Sustainability
Montgomery Parks will revamp the rose garden at Brookside Gardens from April to early May, aiming to introduce more diverse and eco-friendly plantings, enhance soil quality, and install an irrigation system.