Downtown Silver Spring-based media conglomerate Urban One has reported a cyberattack that compromised personal data, as the company faces layoffs amid an anticipated sharp decline in advertising revenue.
Achilles Bardos developed BIMAS-2 to improve student mental health screenings in schools. However, despite the growing youth mental health crisis, screenings remain rare due to resource issues and limited implementation.
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Four local restaurants are among the nine finalists in Montgomery County for RAMMY Awards presented by the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington.
A federal grand jury has indicted the owner of the Dimmples Kettles restaurant in downtown Silver Spring on charges of making threatening communications to kidnap and injure Cameroon citizens and providing material support to separatist groups.
The annual SchmoozaPalooza Business Expo and Networking Extravaganza will be open to the public for the first time this week at The Fillmore Silver Spring on Wednesday evening.
Several new businesses and establishments have recently opened or are under construction in downtown Silver Spring, while others have moved or expanded their offerings.
The recent surveys conducted by the Maryland Cannabis Administration indicate a significant number of cases of cannabis use disorder among users, raising concerns about its effects on both adults and children.
Velatis Caramels has closed its store at 8408 Georgia Ave. in downtown Silver Spring and plans to reopen later in Bethesda.
Celtic Cup Coffee celebrates its grand opening Saturday with live Irish music, dance, and coffee roasting demos, while the Spring Makers Market in Downtown Silver Spring features handmade goods from over 40 local artisans.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich signed a bill into law this week to strengthen enforcement of housing code violations, while also vetoing a bill that would have removed property taxes for converted commercial buildings.
The AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center in downtown Silver Spring now offers a “Films for Feds” discount program that allows current and former federal employees to purchase tickets for $8 through Labor Day.