All Set Restaurant & Bar Launches Suya Sundays with West African Flavors
All Set Restaurant & Bar in downtown Silver Spring has launched a Sunday pop-up series in collaboration with DJ Chick’s local street food concept Suya Factory.
Royal Farms Construction Moves Forward Despite Local Opposition
Prominent “Coming Soon” and “Now Hiring” signs are displayed at the future site of Royal Farms in Montgomery Hills, where residents appealed its construction permits during a public hearing in January.
Montgomery Hills Car Wash Closes as Maryland SHA’s Georgia Ave. Project Advances
Montgomery Hills Car Wash has permanently closed to make way for the Maryland State Highway Administration’s Georgia Ave. Safety and Accessibility Project.
Montgomery Parks Debuts Interactive Map for Cherry Blossom Locations
Montgomery Parks has launched a new online map showcasing the locations of various cherry tree species in its parks, including black cherry, Yoshino, Japanese flowering, Higan, and Okame trees.
Montgomery Blair and Eastern Middle Shine in 2025 C-SPAN StudentCam Competition
Montgomery Blair High School and Eastern Middle School students have won top prizes in this year’s C-SPAN StudentCam documentary competition.
Raskin Responds to DOGE’s Federal Lease Terminations: What’s at Stake?
The Department of Government Efficiency’s initiative to significantly reduce the General Service Administration’s federal portfolio faces strong opposition from Rep. Jamie Raskin and Maryland’s congressional leadership.
Metro to Ban Violent and Sexual Offenders From Transit Starting June 2
Metro will start banning violent and sexual offenders from the transit system for up to one year beginning in June.
Van Hollen, Senate Democrats Question Social Security Nominee’s Qualifications
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen and other Senate Democrats warn that President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Social Security Administration might risk benefits for seniors and disabled Americans.
Montgomery County Lowers 2025 Rent Stabilization Increase Limit to 5.7 Percent
Montgomery County officials announced this week that the rent stabilization increase allowance in 2025 will be 5.7 percent, down from 6 percent in 2024.