Montgomery Community Media

My story shows the difference between kids point of view vs. parents’ point of view. I interviewed 3 kids and 5 adults. I asked them questions like; do you have a social media account? How long have you had it? Do you think social media is a bad influence on kids, etc.? The main question […]

I investigated the 4th of July Celebration in the Town of Somerset. The locals did enjoy the celebration, but did not know the history of the celebration.

In my story, I had three people use the kit to experience what it is like to have Dementia. They were asked 5 questions by the program and one from me. Their senses were basically weakened with things including goggles and special gloves.

For my story, I had the pleasure of going to the new Downtown Crown area and interviewing the owner of the Amazing Art Studio. I found out how unique and fun the whole art experience is. The Amazing Art Studio has 4 different activities to do and you don’t even need to be artistic to […]

It’s been over three and a half years since legislature passed a bill proclaiming each additional bag to be 5 cents. So, now we look back on the tax, is it working, is it worth it? https://youtu.be/hRMg2d_vgpE

Here are your five things to know today, August 11, in Montgomery County: 1. Making College Affordable: Senator Barbara Mikulski is talking about making college more affordable today at Montgomery College. Follow @MyMCMedia on Twitter for updates from her visit and news briefing. 2. Rockville Recreation: The city of Rockville’s fall recreation guide is now […]

Hi, I’m Nia. My story is about the Bell Times. I’m going to be interviewing some people at my school about how they feel with the bell times. Then, I am going to be interviewing my friends and some students about how they feel about them. https://youtu.be/j1VMwWsFe-k

Hi, I’m Aman, a rising sophomore at Poolesville High School. My story was on open lunches for high school students. I wanted to see peoples’ opinions on why/why not open lunches should be allowed. https://youtu.be/jZ7WUcebqRc

County Executive Ike Leggett is seeking nominations for the annual County Executive’s Excellence in the Arts and Humanities Awards. The deadline for nominations is July 31.

Gaithersburg city officials are reminding residents to vaccinate their pets against the rabies virus after a rabid bat was found in an apartment on Dalamar Street on July 10th. According to a city news release, the bat was captured, euthanized and tested for rabies. Test results confirmed that the bat was infected with the rabies […]