Exploring the Life and Legacy of Langston Hughes in ‘Soul of Langston’ Play on Feb. 23
A free performance of “Soul of Langston” is scheduled in Takoma Park on February 23 to celebrate Black History Month.
Chaotic Scenes as Police Confront Reckless Drivers in Takoma Park
A gathering of reckless drivers last Saturday night in Takoma Park involved individuals wearing body armor and many people banging on police car hoods and bumpers, according to police.
Police Investigate Greenwood Ave. Burglary: Surveillance Video Released
Montgomery County Police detectives are currently investigating a burglary that took place on February 1st around 12:33 a.m. at the 7900 block of Greenwood Ave. in Takoma Park.
Weekend Construction Update: Red Line Service Closure at Fort Totten, Brookland Stations
Metro’s Red Line will close this weekend between Takoma and Rhode Island Ave. stations, with no Red Line service at Fort Totten and Brookland on Saturday and Sunday.
Stay Ahead of Your Commute: Real-time Metrobus Updates on MetroPulse
Metro riders now have a new tool to monitor performance and plan their trips with the addition of Metrobus data to MetroPulse, Metro’s real-time performance tracking tool.
Justice Prevails: OnStar Assists Takoma Park Police in Car Theft Arrest
26-year-old Anthony Gomes from Silver Spring was taken into custody by Takoma Park Police this week for the unauthorized use of a stolen vehicle.
Key Meeting Alert: Piney Branch Road & Flower Avenue Bike Lanes to be Discussed Wednesday Evening
The county’s Department of Transportation will host a joint public information session Wednesday evening to introduce the Piney Branch Road Bike Lanes Facility Project and discuss the latest developments of the Flower Avenue Separated Bike Lanes Project, which has achieved the 35% design milestone.
Vendor Applications Live: 2024 Takoma Park Street Festival
Applications for vendors and exhibitors are now being accepted for the 2024 Takoma Park Street Festival, as announced by Main Street Takoma.
Montgomery County Secures $87 Million for Flash Bus Rapid Transit and Pedestrian Safety Projects
Over $87 million in funding for pedestrian improvement projects and the expansion of the Flash Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) network in Montgomery County has been approved by the Maryland Board of Public Works.