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Howard, Montgomery, Prince Georges, Anne Arundel

• Search continues for Germantown woman with dementia who vanished 10 years ago 
  February 3, 2026 by Ashlyn Campbell
  Police believe resident, then 66, left home Feb. 3, 2016 The post Search continues for Germantown woman with dementia who vanished 10 years ago  appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.
• ‘I was so scared’: MoCo residents targeted by financial fraud schemes warn others to stay vigilant
  February 3, 2026 by Elia Griffin
  10 people indicted in connection to 11 scam cases in county, officials say The post ‘I was so scared’: MoCo residents targeted by financial fraud schemes warn others to stay vigilant appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.
• MCPS to open two hours late Wednesday
  February 3, 2026 by Ashlyn Campbell
  Possible snowfall, overnight refreezing may cause 'messy commute,' district says The post MCPS to open two hours late Wednesday appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.
• District 19 Sen. Kramer, Dels. Crutchfield and Stewart file for re-election as slate
  February 3, 2026 by Louis Peck
  Move comes after their colleague, Del. Cullison, announced her retirement The post District 19 Sen. Kramer, Dels. Crutchfield and Stewart file for re-election as slate appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.
• Gas leak that led to downtown Bethesda road closure now repaired
  February 3, 2026 by Ashlyn Campbell
  ‘Strong odor of natural gas’ reported Monday night, MoCo fire department official says The post Gas leak that led to downtown Bethesda road closure now repaired appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.

• Governor Moore Releases Fiscal Year 2027 Proposed Budget
  January 21, 2026
  Maryland proposed budget press release from Governor Wes Moore: Published: 1/21/2026 ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore this morning released the Moore-Miller Administration’s proposed FY 2027 budget. Like the governor’s legislative agenda, the proposed budget continues to reflect the Moore-Miller Administration’s core priorities: to protect our people; to lower costs for The post Governor Moore Releases […]
• Option H Is a Fiscal, Operational, and Planning Mistake (Opinion)
  January 19, 2026
  January 19, 2026 – By Adam Van Grack, a Councilmember for the City of Rockville who attended Montgomery County Public Schools graduating from Ritchie Park Elementary School, Frost Middle School, and Richard Montgomery High School. Editors Note: See the official MCPS boundary study pages here The Montgomery County Public School’s The post Option H Is […]
• MCPS Will Redraw Boundaries – Hopefully Along the Great Seneca Science Corridor (Opinion)
  January 19, 2026
  January 19, 2026 – Submitted by Debra D’Agostino (MCPS Parent) Editors Note: See the official MCPS boundary study pages here Change is hard, but MCPS has made it clear that it’s coming. The recent Board of Education (BOE) meetings underscore how emotional boundary changes can be. A parent from the The post MCPS Will Redraw […]
• Moderately Mic’d Launching Soon – First Guest Announced
  January 18, 2026
  Moderately MOCO is launching Moderately Mic’d, a new conversation series focused on people making a real difference across Montgomery County. The show will feature in-depth conversations with community builders, business owners, nonprofit leaders, artists, athletes, educators, and students who are shaping what’s next in MoCo. Episodes will be available online The post Moderately Mic’d Launching […]
• Inevitable: Cougars Capture 4A State Crown
  December 9, 2025
  November 9, 2025 – By Mason Holstein. All photos by @shotby.holstein on Instagram After a long season, the Quince Orchard Cougars and the Wise Pumas met again in Annapolis for a state title rematch. Just like last year, and the 4th time in 5 years, the Cougars emerged victorious in The post Inevitable: Cougars Capture […]