A Chevy Chase-based conservation group wanted to remove any association with John James Audubon, an ornithologist and supporter of slavery.
Area chefs and drink mixers participated in a competition Friday afternoon at Marriott International’s test kitchens in downtown Bethesda.
Montgomery County Police are hosting Candy & Cops event on Halloween Day at the Second District Station.
The Washington Wizards Book Club features one book for grades K-2, one book for grades 3-5 and one book for grades 6-8 to read each month.
Nine nonprofit organizations in Montgomery County received a total of $67,495 in mini-grants to help in their efforts to feed people.
The Bethesda Central Farm Market is returning to Bethesda Elementary School on Sunday after moving to a temporary site in the summer.
Dede Feinberg and Ronald Paul have been appointed to the board of the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia.
Reverend Doctor Jay Lynn Moses most recently served for seven years as the pastor of Hope Presbyterian Church in Wheaton, Illinois.
The girls' soccer teams at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School are hosting a car wash on Saturday to raise funds for nonprofit A Wider Circle.
Former Cabin John Park Volunteer Fire Department Fire Chief James Seavey Sr.'s name will be added to a national firefighters memorial wall.
The annual dog-friendly PIKEtoberfest is returning to North Bethesda on Oct. 2, with live music, a beer garden and a local artisan market.
"It is unconscionable to me that Sarah would have been safer braving air strikes in Kyiv than on the streets of Bethesda,” her husband said.
The husband of a Bethesda woman killed while riding her bicycle has launched an online campaign to raise funds for bicycle safety groups.
A superhero who was unknown before 2021 and who can run sideways and has a super-pinch grip is fast becoming a celebrity across Maryland.
Local Rotary Club Supports Over $150,000 in Local and International Grants
Friends are mourning two sisters from Potomac who were vacationing with family in the Hamptons when a fire swept through the rental home.
The Greater Bethesda Chamber of Commerce NextExecs are providing needy Montgomery County Public School students with backpacks.
Chevy Chase Village is inviting residents to participate in National Night Out, an annual event to build bonds between police and residents.
The Montgomery County Parks Department is looking into building a new dog park in Bethesda, according to Bethesda Beat.
A group of 12 boys will be graduating Tuesday from a summer swimming program founded by a 15-year-old student at Holton-Arms School.
Bethesda Central Farm Market will be at the temporary location, 7155 Wisconsin Ave. in Bethesda, through July 17.
Metro Bethesda Rotary sends medical supplies to Ukraine
Patch wants to know what Montgomery County residents do in the summer. Have a favorite ice cream shop or activity? Let us know.
Students celebrated Earth Day and protecting the environment by releasing beneficial bugs into their schoolyard to help local vegetation
Montgomery Parks was given $12.3 million from the state of Maryland that will help it complete 17 parks projects.
The book is one of 12 joining 10 winning TV/cable programs and films in the Awards' 73rd year
More than 20 MOCO organizations are calling on the county to redevelop the Chevy Chase Library with mixed-income housing.
The park honoring abolitionist Reverend Josiah Henson is approaching its one-year anniversary. The park will have an event to celebrate.
First created in response to the COVID-19 health crisis, the outdoor dining program in Bethesda has been extended through Sept. 5.
The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck will make a stop in Bethesda on April 2, bringing exclusive toys and treats.
Niche.com released the 2022 rankings of "Best Places to Live in Maryland." Where does your town or neighborhood fall on the list?
Two deadly fires, a trucker convoy, Orioles announcement, Ukraine rescue and other news made headlines on Maryland Patches this week.
March 5 will mark two years since the first COVID-19 case in MD. Patch is looking for Bethesda residents to share their stories.
Montrose Parkway runs through land that was a plantation where Josiah Henson was enslaved. The MOCO Planning Board approved a name change.
Maryland residents invited to champion critical Alzheimer’s legislation
Red Cross blood donors will receive a $10 Amazon gift card during February.
Students held a toy drive in support of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys for Tots program and a food drive for the Manna Food Center
Foodies can head over to a mac and cheese cook off this weekend in Ocean City. Dog owners who want to get active can try out hot (dog) yoga.
A short film screening followed by a virtual community discussion about dementia, resources, and caregiving through the power of music.
Red Cross blood donors will be entered for a chance to win tickets to the Super Bowl.