July / August 2023 Archives

North Bethesda couple’s wedding features viral champagne tower, retro trolley and dessert bar

Congressional Country Club reception brings their romance full circle

MoCo business leader aims to attract public and private enterprises, help entrepreneurs

Montgomery County Economic Development Corp.'s Bill Tompkins helps small companies thrive

Teenage up-and-comers make waves in athletics, filmmaking and construction

The future is bright for these young MoCo residents

Mo Rocca on his Bethesda roots, ‘The Daily Show’ and the art of comedy

The "CBS Sunday Morning" correspondent and creator of the acclaimed podcast "Mobituaries" sat down for a candid conversation

Deck out your outdoor spaces with these local finds

Get garden party ready this summer with these pretty patio picks

Bethesda brothers produce documentary films

Brandon and Lance Kramer got the filmmaking itch growing up in Bethesda

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Learn all about the neighborhood of River Falls

The family-friendly community is close to the C&O canal and the Old Angler's Inn

Where to eat, shop and hike in Takoma Park

A shady spot for a summer stroll, this city lures visitors with unique boutiques and international restaurants

Q&A: A Silver Spring artist on her award-winning toilet

The Montgomery County Agricultural Fair, which runs Aug. 11-19, features a toilet decorating contest

Q&A: A Montgomery County ER doc on what kids should avoid

A Suburban Hospital physician (and dad) shares what worries him most

Business roundup: some developers consider converting office space to housing

Plus: a new podcast celebrating Black culture and a makeover for Friendship Heights

The history of Bethesda’s male-only Burning Tree golf club

The club, which has hosted presidents and justices, now keeps a low profile

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What to watch, read and listen to; plus what’s hot at the Montgomery County Public Library

Our picks for podcasts, shows and books with local connections

How physical and emotional health factor into choosing when to retire

A Montgomery County doctor weighs in on the important decision

Rockville artist dishes on all things ceramics

The Clay CoOp offers a collaborative working space and classes for clay enthusiasts

Review: Opal is a welcome addition to Chevy Chase, D.C.

The American bistro has the makings of a great neighborhood restaurant

What probiotics and prebiotics can do for you

A Montgomery County doctor shares how to improve your gut health

How NBC4’s Eun Yang made it in the TV business

The six-time Emmy winner grew up in Silver Spring

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Restaurant comings & goings: Willie T’s Seafood Shack brings surf and a little turf

Plus, the story behind MoCo brand My Dad's Chips

What to know about Ozempic

A Montgomery County doctor sounds off on the buzzy diabetes drug

MoCo residents, communities build beautiful and biodiverse rain gardens

Conservation landscaping helps manage heavy stormwater issues and promote native plants

How to keep your kids cool in MoCo this summer

Ms. MoCo recommends shady hikes and evening baseball games

Beat the heat at these four local ice cream shops

Recent additions to the MoCo food scene are serving up cool options, from swanky popsicles to baklava ice cream

Dive into fun at a new Maryland water park

An illusion-filled museum and beach hotel are also great picks for family-friendly travel

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Local leaders show their support for the Jewish community

Churches, civil groups and more are standing up amid a wave of antisemitism in Montgomery County

How to spend your moonlit summer nights

Try a photography lesson or visit Montgomery College's observatory

Recreational marijuana is becoming legal in Maryland. Here’s what you need to know.

Voters approved legalization last fall and it takes effect July 1

Things to do in July and August: concerts, crafts and more

Music July 5-Aug. 16Live from the Lawn Strathmore kicks off its stellar lineup of free...

2023 Short Story & Essay Contest

Read their winning words