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Tacos Way Now Open in Downtown Silver Spring
Tacos Way Mexican Grill is now open at the Arrive Silver Spring apartment building in downtown Silver Spring.
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Silver Spring Stage Opens “Blue Stockings”: Q&A With Director Eleanore Tapscott
“Blue Stockings” runs at Silver Spring Stage from Oct. 27 through Nov. 12. Based on historical events, the play explores how women sought equal college educational access and recognition in England in the 1890s — issues that continue today on behalf of underrepresented groups in the United States.
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J. Holllinger’s to Host “Blues & Bites” Sunday Supper With Blues Musician Toby Walker
J. Hollinger’s will host a “Blues & Bites” Sunday Supper with blues musician and storyteller Toby Walker.
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Northwood Presbyterian Church Placed for Sale
Northwood Presbyterian Church in Kemp Mill has just listed its property for sale or lease.
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Demolition Underway at Unisphere Annex Site
Demolition has begun at the future home of United Therapeutics’ Unisphere Annex building in downtown Silver Spring.
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Police: 12-Year-Old Responsible for Bomb Threats
A 12-year-old has been identified as the person who emailed bomb threats to three Silver Spring schools.
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UPDATED: Police: 31-Year-Old Man Missing Since October 20
Police are seeking the public’s assistance in finding a 31-year-old man reported missing after leaving a White Oak hotel on Friday.
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Wheaton Library to Host Bike Summit on October 29
The Wheaton Library and Community Recreation Center will host the 4th Great Montgomery County Bike Summit on Sunday afternoon, organized by the Washington Area Bicyclist Association (WABA).
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Kosher Pizzerias Team Up for “Slice Out Terror” Campaign
Nearly 20 kosher pizzerias across the country — including Ben Yehuda Pizza and Nut House Pizza — will team up Monday for the “Slice Out Terror” fundraising campaign.