Ways to honor the civil rights icon, by making a difference, remain during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Gaithersburg Community Museum will host a virtual skywatching event with astronomer Wayne "Skip" Bird on Saturday, Jan. 23. RSVP here.
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Due to COVID-19, Montgomery County's MLK Day of Service will move online and become a week-long volunteering event.
A playground opening. An extortion case. Promising results from a vaccine developer. These are Gaithersburg's top stories in 2020.
In Gaithersburg, marvel at tin trains as they zip through a bustling miniature town filled with gleaming skyscrapers, bridges, and ships.
Feeding America contributions in the Patch Holiday Food Drive to help the hungry in Montgomery County are tax-deductible.
Many U.S. kids could go without gifts this Christmas. The Postal Service's Operation Santa program wants help keeping Santa's magic alive.
Food will be distributed at Gaithersburg Church of the Nazarene from 2 to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 8.
From fitness classes to acrylic painting workshops, here are all the programs you can sign up for in Gaithersburg this winter.
Here's your guide to what's open and closed on Thanksgiving in Gaithersburg.
Patch has compiled a list of places to find food in Montgomery County ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
We want to know what you'll be cooking on Thanksgiving! Send us your best recipe for a chance to be featured on Patch.
The City of Gaithersburg is seeking suggestions for the name of a new park being built on Darnestown Road.
Cavanaugh Bell, 7, filled two 53-foot semitrailers with supplies for Pine Ridge Indian Reservation — one of the poorest places in the U.S.
Registration for most Winter Youth and Teen Sports programs in Gaithersburg is open until Nov. 16.
Due to popular demand, Gaithersburg Skate Park will remain open through November.
The lucky winner purchased the $100,000 Powerball ticket in Gaithersburg but has yet to come forward.
Gaithersburg's Discovery Park has five covered picnic pavilions and walking paths, two playgrounds, a Gaga Pit, and a butterfly garden.
The Gaithersburg Community Museum will host a discussion with a physicist on Sept. 26, in honor of International Observe the Moon Night.
Cortlynn Graham, of Gaithersburg Middle School, received an award for saving a toddler's life.
Montgomery County residents looking to give back during COVID-19 can tune into the virtual event on Sept. 10.
Residents can now register for fall parks and recreation classes in Montgomery County.
Chesterbrook Academy’s new Club Connect program provides a solution for students whose public school is online only this fall
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
The Facebook event, called 'Maryland and the Suffrage Movement,' will be held on Aug. 13 and feature National Park ranger Susan Philpott.
Join the Alzheimer's Association for this 3-part interactive program for people living with Alzheimer's and other dementias
Montgomery County has reopened its outdoor swimming pools and aquatic centers to pass-holders.
The Casey Market and Main Street Farmers Market will operate with reduced hours and require customers to wear face coverings.
Photographer Jerry Frishman of Gaithersburg has been taking pictures of families on their front steps during the coronavirus pandemic.
Cooking demonstrations, fitness routines, craft projects and other family-friendly programming will be shared online between July 5 and 10.
The Montgomery County Agricultural Fair has been canceled over coronavirus concerns. Customers can get a refund on their tickets.
Montgomery County is extending its boat rental hours for Black Hill and Lake Needwood.
The food drive netted more than 3,498 pounds of goods for Montgomery County families and their pets. The next event is set for June 23.
The City of Gaithersburg will be offering virtual recreation classes in lieu of in-person programs this summer. Here's how to register.
Officials estimate that Montgomery County will lose $18,250 in federal funds for every person not counted over ten years.
Montgomery County police and nonprofits have joined forces to feed the region's cash-strapped families and their pets. Here's how to donate.
Montgomery County Food Council's online database connects residents to food assistance providers during the coronavirus pandemic.
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