The Board of Elections counted 9,698 valid signatures, short of the 10,000 required; the committee says at least 325 more should count, putting it at 10,023 or more

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The group behind the “Stop the Spend” charter amendment is asking a judge to put the measure on the November ballot, arguing the Montgomery County Board of Elections wrongly rejected hundreds of valid signatures. The Committee to Control Montgomery County Spending filed a Petition for Judicial Review against the BoardContinue Reading

A Montgomery County Public Schools bus off the roadway against a utility pole on Central Avenue in Gaithersburg, with fire apparatus on scene

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A school bus driver was pronounced dead Tuesday afternoon after the bus left Central Avenue near Frederick Road in Gaithersburg and struck a utility pole. No students were on board. The driver “likely experienced a medical emergency” before the bus veered into trees and hit the pole, Montgomery County FireContinue Reading

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Written by Rachel Migone, August 22, 2026 Emotions are contagious. As the audience settled into their seats at the Strathmore Music Center, there was a buzz of excitement and camaraderie throughout the hall. Everywhere I looked, people were hugging each other in greeting and laughing in anticipation of hearing LedisiContinue Reading

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 The show, from Seattle Children’s Theatre, runs September 26-October 18 Originally Published by Imagination Stage, August 20, 2026 BETHESDA, MD (August 20, 2026). Imagination Stage™, the metro DC region’s largest professional theatre for young audiences and leader in positive youth development through the arts, is thrilled to welcome Chicka Chicka BoomContinue Reading

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Submitted by Robert Stubblefield and Mike Puskar. As the Board of Elections finished tabulating votes in Montgomery County’s Democratic primary for County Council At-Large, perhaps the most intriguing story is not simply who won the race, but who may have emerged as its most consequential new political figure. That distinctionContinue Reading