Montgomery Community Media

Ali Krieger is popular on social media. The Washington Spirit defender has over 190,000 followers on Twitter and over 390,000 on Instagram. In this MyMCMedia Extra video, Krieger says she hopes her social media accounts inspire others to live a healthy lifestyle and boost the sport of women’s soccer. Take a look: Krieger is a […]

Several Montgomery County Councilmembers are sharing their thoughts about the protests that have turned violent in Baltimore on social media. Councilmember Marc Elrich posted his thoughts on Facebook: “The situation in Baltimore is truly tragic. I hope we can escape this without further serious injuries which will in no way address, let alone solve, the […]

Blog – the new four letter word! Blogging has taken the internet by storm and have become one of the most popular and visited websites today. So, what exactly is it? How do you do it? We have answered these questions and more with our Creative Connections Blogging webinar! Get an exclusive look at how […]

Phil Andrews, director of crime prevention initiatives for the Office of the State’s Attorney, encourages teens and their parents to attend the Choose Respect Conference coming up March 8. Here’s what he had to say about it. Related:

Montgomery Community Media’s Facebook page recently topped 10,000 likes…thanks to you. For the latest news and events in Montgomery County, stay with MyMCMedia online and on-air. And if you don’t already, we hope you’ll also follow MyMCMedia on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Montgomery County government, police and public schools are teaming up to educate drivers about the importance of complying with Maryland laws pertaining to stopped school buses with activated flashing lights and stop arms. This week, a new easy-viewing informational outreach campaign, #PassItOn, is being launched through social media. Each day a new video message will […]

UPDATED Montgomery Community Media (MCM) has learned it is a 2014 national finalist in two, National Association of Telecommunication Officers and Advisors (NATOA) government programming award categories. The categories are for the “Use of Social Media” for MyMCMedia.org and “Event/Program Promotion (Operating Budget over $300,000)” for the My Favorite Teacher spot. “I’m proud of our award-winning […]

MyMCMedia’s Sonya Burke starts our live primary election coverage with thoughts from voters about the issues, a look at the Governor’s race and the use of social media by the candidates.

In this MyMCMedia Extra, republican candidate for governor Charles Lollar, talks about how his campaign is using social media to reach voters: Related: 

Superintendent of Schools Joshua P. Starr published an open letter to parents on Dec. 13 about the need for a community-wide dialogue on how we teach our children to be safe and civil online. He wrote the letter in response to several inappropriate comments that were made to him on Twitter this week as he […]