Montgomery Community Media

The Kenwood cherry blossoms have come and gone but there are still beautiful views in Montgomery County this time of year. Enjoy the photos below from the McKee-Beshers Wildlife Management Area located on River Road near Poolesville, the National Park Service’s C&O Canal, and the Potomac River. MyMCMedia’s Carolyn Raskauskas gives you a glimpse of […]

Peak fall foliage has come and gone but there are still plenty of scenic views and drives in Montgomery County this time of year. One such place is Montevideo Road in Poolesville off of River Road near the Rocklands Farm Winery and not far from Homestead Farms. It is one of many rustic roads in […]

Pete Piringer, the spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Services, tweeted that there were no major injuries in Montgomery County after a historic rainfall on Monday. DYK on 7/8, in 3hrs (730-1030a), @mcfrs handled ~250 calls for Service (typical 24hr average is 350) Incl ~40/50 calls for possible water rescues, some folks self-rescued, while […]

Graduating from the University of Colorado Boulder (UCB) with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, Carolyn Raskauskas never thought she would work as a camera operator, editor, director and producer at Montgomery Community Media (MCM), or any place like it. And the thought of making history and winning the area’s most prestigious award was not even […]

Montgomery Community Media ha alcanzado un hito importante en sus más de 30 años de historia al ganar su primer Premio Emmy.   Carolyn Raskauskus y Ben Romero recibieron el Emmy el sábado en la entrega número 61 de los Premios Emmy del área capital, en el Hotel Marriott de Bethesda. La pieza protagónica del premio fue la historia […]

Montgomery Community Media has reached a major milestone in its 30 plus year history by winning its first ever National Capital Emmy Award! Carolyn Raskauskus and Ben Romero won the Emmy on Saturday at the 61st Emmy Awards at the Bethesda North Marriott Hotel and Conference Center for a feature story they shot and produced […]

Washington, D.C.-based artist Juan Pineda’s colorful creations are turning Montgomery County into a work of art. He transformed the Bethesda Metro station with his abstract archways and brightened up buildings in Silver Spring and Takoma Park with his Maya-inspired artwork. His work can be seen throughout our area, and he will be popping up more pieces […]