The No. 1 seeded Olney Cropdusters captured their first-ever Cal Ripken Sr. Collegiate Baseball League championship this past week, defeating the No. 2 Bethesda Big Train 11-3 in a winner-take-all Game 3 of the championship series.
The No. 1 seeded Olney Cropdusters captured their first-ever Cal Ripken Sr. Collegiate Baseball League championship this past week, defeating the No. 2 Bethesda Big Train 11-3 in a winner-take-all Game 3 of the championship series.
The College Plaza Exxon gas station at 15211 Frederick Rd. in Rockville has been sold for $3.85 million, according to Maryland Newsletters.
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More than 35 years after the remains of a young woman were discovered along Interstate 270 in Frederick County, investigators are once again asking for the public’s help in identifying her. (more…)
The Lancaster County Dutch Market in Germantown is marking celebrating its 30th anniversary with three days of customer appreciation events. (more…)
Curry Z is a proud, family-owned casual dining destination located in Germantown, Maryland, that brings vibrant Halal culinary traditions to the local community. Led by Chef Sushil Sah—who, as you might know, previously served as head chef and owner at Le Mirch in Washington, D.C.—our kitchen crafts an exceptional blend of authentic Indian and Nepali recipes with classic American favorites. Guests can savor rich, slow-cooked curries, aromatic biryanis, and delicately handcrafted momos alongside inventive comfort items like Philly cheesesteaks, loaded fries, and fusion burgers. We also feature customizable wraps and build-your-own bowls that cater to busy lifestyles while maintaining uncompromising flavor and freshness. Every dish reflects our dedication to hospitality, quality ingredients, and deep cultural heritage, whether you are stopping by for a quick lunch or ordering carryout and delivery for a family dinner at home. We welcome everyone to experience our warm service and explore a delicious menu built around passion and tradition. If you are interested in any catering, we offer that as well! Just give us a call!
Dear Educators,
You are invited to join us for our one and only discount event of the year! 20% off everything in our store, to include used books, from 4:00-7:00 Monday, August 17th. The Brady Readery will close to the public early and open exclusively for you. Plus, free wine and food for as long as it lasts. 🙂
The City of Gaithersburg has shared another update on the massive Lakeforest redevelopment, announcing that another phase of the project has received approval while additional site plans continue moving through the review process.
New spray-painted signs on the Mattress and More Liquidators building in Burtonsville now state that the store’s last day will be October 4, with the same date also displayed on the former elevated 7-Eleven sign at the property.
A Maryland Lottery player is waking up $1 million richer after purchasing a winning Powerball ticket for Saturday night’s drawing at the 7-Eleven located at 8905 Rhode Island Avenue in College Park. (more…)
A 17-year-old has been charged as an adult after allegedly opening fire inside Westfield Wheaton Mall, injuring a 13-year-old boy, according to Montgomery County Police.
Following several fatal incidents on the Potomac River this summer, the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service is reminding visitors that its Swift Water Rescue Team patrols the Great Falls area every Saturday to help prevent dangerous situations before they become emergencies. (more…)
The Montgomery County Public Schools bus driver cited in connection with the 2025 crash that killed an 11-year-old girl has resolved the case by paying a fine rather than going to trial, according to WUSA9. (more…)
The Maryland Department of Health has confirmed the state’s first human case of West Nile virus this year and is urging residents to take precautions to protect themselves from mosquito bites. (more…)