November-December 2019 A Smash Hit The wedding of a CAVA co-founder included a choreographed dance, Shake Shack and the Greek custom of breaking plates
November-December 2019 Back in the Game A former college football player is teaching young men with autism how to box—and they’re teaching him some lessons, too
November-December 2019 Book Report A book on Army heroes, a guide to teaching college, and more new reads from local authors
November-December 2019 Bethesda Interview: James Brown The Bethesda resident and host of The NFL Today talks about his basketball days, memorable on-air bloopers and a story that brought him to tears
Home & Garden Home for the Holidays It’s getting cold outside, so stock up on cozy creature comforts and stay indoors this season
November-December 2019 Shop Talk The owners of a concierge gift service offer tips for picking out presents and wrapping them
Home & Garden With the Push of a Button Smart technology is helping local homeowners simplify everyday living
Food & Drink Vegging Out For vegetarian and vegan diners on the lookout for superlative fare, these 10 dishes fit the bill
November-December 2019 Hardwood Heirlooms Wooden bowls remind Bethesda neighbors of trees removed from their yards
November-December 2019 Going Nowhere Fast Our traffic is terrible. Will widening the Beltway and I-270 really help?
November-December 2019 On the Scent For Travis the bloodhound, working with Montgomery County police is more than fun and games
Health Heart to Heart Five years ago, Karin Bertozzi underwent a 12-hour open-heart surgery. Now she visits other cardiac patients to help them see that they can get their lives back too.
Health Turf War Artificial turf is replacing natural grass at many schools and parks in Montgomery County. But is it safe?
Food & Drink Sum Good, Sum Not China Garden offers up sometimes excellent Cantonese fare in Rockville
Bethesda Magazine Top Attorneys 2019 We asked more than 1,800 attorneys who they would hire if they needed a lawyer. Here are the 265 attorneys who were recommended most often.
November-December 2019 Mr. Fix-It A local orthodontist talks about getting braces, the “Do Not Eat” list, and how technology is changing his job
November-December 2019 Change Makers Philanthropists of the Year Hope Gleicher and Andy Burness have spent most of their lives helping to give others a voice
November-December 2019 Doc Rock They’re researchers, scientists and physicians—even the director—at the National Institutes of Health. They’re also just musicians having fun.