Armand’s Pizza Has Permanently Closed
Armand’s has officially served its last slice in Rockville. The longtime pizzeria closed its doors for the final time on Saturday, June 20, ending more than five decades of serving Montgomery County residents and visitors. With the closure of the Rockville restaurant, the only remaining Armand’s location is Armand’s Bi
This Day In Maryland’s History: The Devastation Of Hurricane Agnes
— Beginning on June 21, 1972, Hurricane Agnes’ remnants swept across Maryland, causing devastation in its path. The storm took 21 lives and flooded Main Street in Ellicott City, while also causing destruction across the state as a whole. More than $100 million worth of damage was caused in Maryland and Washington, D.C.
Why Schnitzel At This Maryland Tavern Feels Like A Journey To Germany Without The...
You do not need a plane ticket to eat like you are in Germany. This Maryland tavern brings the authentic experience right to your table. The schnitzel is crispy, golden, and perfectly cooked. The spaetzle is tender, and the pretzels come warm with a side of mustard that hits just right.
Hospital Nursing Protest Erupts in DC Over Closures Near New World Cup Fan Zone:...
D.C.’s Week In Review: A tragic traffic fatalities spike in Fairfax County has resulted in five deaths over 48 hours, prompting immediate public safety crackdowns. Simultaneously, Laurel Police implemented an emergency summer youth curfew, a major nursing protest hit Washington’s largest hospital, and the official 2026
Four fatal pedestrian crashes in a 48-hour period
There were five fatal crashes in a 48-hour period in Fairfax County, four involving pedestrians and one involving a motorcyclist. Two of the crashes were in Mason District – in Lincolnia and Seven Corners. “The last few days have proven deadly,” said Fairfax County Deputy Police Chief Dalton Becker...
Review Underway After Video Shows Sheriff’s Office Canine Refuse to Let Go of Suspect
A video making rounds on Tik Tok appears to show a Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office police dog with the refusing to let go of a man who it was biting at the Walmart in Dulles Crossing Plaza on June 10. LCSO is reviewing the incident per its use-of-force policy, a spokesperson said.
Acevero, Renne trade accusations, and at least some blows, at voting center scuffle
The head of a Montgomery County government employees union and a two-term delegate from the county traded blows during a scuffle Thursday evening outside an early voting center, and now they are trading accusations over the incident.
1 arrested, another hurt after stolen car chase from Fairfax County into Maryland
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (7News) — A man was arrested after an armed carjacking in northern Virginia led to a high-speed chase involving a stolen car that crossed into Maryland. According to the Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD), officers responded around 8:58 p.m. on June 19 to the 7000 block of Richmond Highway in F
Data Center Tax Feud Ends in Virginia Budget Breakthrough as Maryland Early Voting Fight...
D.C.’s Week In Review: Virginia lawmakers reached a crucial Virginia budget breakthrough to successfully avert a statewide government shutdown. Meanwhile, Maryland State Police opened an assault investigation following a physical altercation at a Gaithersburg early voting hub, and progressive candidates maintained mome
Bethesda Retail Center Sells For $4.35 Million
A retail center in Bethesda’s Woodmont Triangle neighborhood has sold for $4.35 million, according to land records first reported by Maryland Newsletters. Per the report, the property located at 4923-4933 St. Elmo Avenue, was purchased by ZS Elmo LLC, a partnership headed by Daniel Mermel, according to paperwork filed

















