Clowns, Mike Tyson, and Christian Music: The Curious World of Alex Edelman
Clowns, Mike Tyson, Christian music, and a Jewish Elvis? Comedian Alex Edelman turns unlikely encounters and uncomfortable conversations into sharp, thought-provoking humor. With boundless energy and a gift for listening, he finds comedy in the contradictions of human behavior.Continue Reading
Council Votes Tuesday on Dickerson Incinerator’s Future; Rockville Warns of Truck Traffic at Shady Grove
The Montgomery County Council is scheduled to vote at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, on whether the county should keep the Dickerson Resource Recovery Facility, its trash incinerator, open for the long term or close it and send the county’s trash by truck to landfills outside the county. The CouncilContinue Reading
Quince Orchard’s Drum Line Wins Best Percussion at State Marching Band Championships
The Quince Orchard High School marching band won Best Percussion in the Show Band class at the Maryland Marching Band Association (MMBA) state championships at Towson University on Saturday, Nov. 7. Quince Orchard also placed second overall in the Show Band class with a score of 79.15, behind Patapsco HighContinue Reading
Inspector General: Montgomery Animal Shelter Couldn’t Show All Staff Completed Required Training
Montgomery’s Office of Animal Services couldn’t show all required staff training was completed, an Inspector General review found. Full announcement.Continue Reading
Parent Groups Renew Call for a Student AI Moratorium After Google’s Search Change: Joint Statement
A DMV coalition of parent groups, including Schools Beyond Screens Montgomery County, renews its call for an MCPS student AI moratorium. Full statement.Continue Reading
Paint Branch Coach Michael Nesmith on Building More Than a Football Program
Michael Nesmith has been the head football coach at Paint Branch High School since 2007, and he has coached football every year since he was 19. Nesmith, who also teaches English at Paint Branch, said he wants to use football to help build young men, not just to win games.Continue Reading
Montgomery Proposes $4.6 Million From Reserves, Including $1.2 Million to Keep Care for Noncitizens Who Lost Medicaid
The Montgomery County Council will take public testimony Tuesday, Nov. 10, on eight requests from County Executive Marc Elrich to spend a combined $4,567,760 from the county’s General Fund Undesignated Reserves, most of it on health and human services. The largest, $1.2 million, would keep residential and personal support servicesContinue Reading
Davey Hearn on Election Night: ‘Now We Are Reclaiming Our Democracy’
Davey Hearn, an Olympic canoeist from Bethesda, was at an election-night event on Tuesday, Nov. 3, about a month after a judge dismissed the Reflecting Pool vandalism charge against him with prejudice. Moderately MOCO talked with Hearn on election night. The interview is also on Facebook and Instagram. Interview byContinue Reading
Omar Lazo’s Lead Grows to 7,879 in Uncalled School Board Race After Saturday Mail Count
Omar Lazo’s lead over Brenda Diaz in the uncalled Montgomery school board at-large race grew to 7,879 after Saturday’s mail count. What is still out.Continue Reading
Coach Drip and Jae Jones on Turning a Lifelong Friendship Into MoCo Center
Michael “Coach Drip” Turner and Justin “Jae” Jones have been friends since they lived on the same Montgomery County block as kids. Turner and Jones now run MoCo Center, a highlight and interview show for Montgomery County high school football that, they said, covers all 25 county teams. Turner andContinue Reading











