Montgomery Community Media

Montgomery County Election Director Margaret Jurgensen is scheduled to hold a “virtual” town hall meeting from 1-2 p.m. on Tuesday, September 27, which is also known as National Voter Registration Day. County residents may submit questions to Jurgensen before and during the chat at Live Discussion. Questions and answers will be posted online. Have you registered […]

Montgomery County Council President Nancy Floreen held her first news briefing of the month on Sept. 19th, and she discussed a variety of topics including traffic congestion on I-270, the latest on small cell towers, the Bethesda Master Plan and more. During the news briefing, Floreen announced that County Councilmembers would receive an update about […]

It’s been almost two years since siblings Sarah and Jacob Hoggle disappeared from their Clarksburg home in September of 2014. Their mother, Catherine Hoggle, is the last known person to have seen the two children, and she has been charged by police with neglect, obstruction and hindering.  She has been found incompetent to stand trial, […]

Here are five things to know today, Sept. 27, in Montgomery County: 1. The search for Sarah (3) and Jacob (2) Hoggle continues today in Montgomery County. Don’t miss our MyMCMedia special report on the case of the missing children. 2. The Maryland SoccerPlex is scoring big bucks for our local economy. 3. It’s prescription […]

Here are some of our weekend picks from the MyMCMedia.org calendar: Friday, September 26 The 25th AFI Latin American Film Festival is underway now through Oct. 8 in Silver Spring The Gaithersburg Fall Golf Classic begins at 8:45 a.m. Proceeds support the Youth Coaches Education Program The 31st Annual Middle Eastern Cultural Festival takes place […]

Don’t miss the Wheaton Trucktoberfest this weekend:

Save the Date for Sept. 27: That’s Burtonsville Day.

Local police agencies are taking part in drug take back day this Saturday. Find out more in this report:

County Report This Week features the latest info on voting rights, upcoming city elections, new state traffic laws that go into effect on Oct. 1, SAT scores, sports at Montgomery College and much more: