Applications are being accepted for Montgomery County's Community Advocacy Institute. Deadline is Sept. 2.
Organizations involved with food recovery and food security in Montgomery County can apply for mini grants before Sept. 9.
On Sept. 3, families can attend an outdoor showing of the movie Matilda as a way to celebrate the conclusion of the first week of school.
Police officers and neighbors will mingle in several Germantown communities on Aug. 2.
Sign up for one of hundreds of recreation programs offered by Montgomery County Recreation during Park and Recreation Month in July.
Patch has the scoop on July 4 holiday library hours, trash pick-up schedule adjustments, public transportation delays and office closures.
Early warning flood sensors have been installed in 23 locations across Montgomery County and an additional 12 sensors will be set up.
If you're planning on swimming at 1 of 7 Montgomery County outdoor pools on July 4, buy your discounted tickets now online.
At 6:30 p.m. Friday, 5 individuals will be honored at the Juneteenth Celebration/Africa American Living Legend Awards Ceremony.
The Germantown Community Recreation Center will be closed for most of the summer for a roof project. Early voting will still be held there.
This weekend in Maryland go on a bar crawl to support rescue animals, attend a community band concert, or go to a grill fest.
Germantown resident Rebecca Salzman shares her family's favorite summertime tradition. Tell us yours for a chance to be featured.
Bills related to transgender rights have been introduced during legislative sessions in Maryland this year, according to the ACLU.
The Maggie Nightingale Library refresh project cost just over $1 million, Montgomery County said.
This weekend in Maryland go to "Paws for Celebration," with food and live music to benefit a local animal shelter.
Gov. Larry Hogan said the funding will help create more than 6,000 new units statewide amid rising construction costs and interest rates.
This weekend go salsa dancing, run a 5k, visit a Spring Fling craft sale, attend a comedy show, or celebrate at an Earth Day festival.
This weekend in Maryland there will be concerts ranging from an Electric Light Orchestra tribute band to Joel Ross, a vibraphonist-composer.
This weekend in Maryland go to a library book sale, one of many Easter egg hunts, or a race that will raise money to train service dogs.
This weekend in Maryland consider partaking in a Mount Airy chocolate crawl — buy a ticket for a chance to win the golden chocolate bar.
This weekend in Maryland, learn how to make a floral arrangement in a teacup, visit a bull and oyster roast, or go to designer purse bingo.
March 5 will mark two years since the first COVID-19 case in MD. Patch is looking for Germantown residents to share their stories.
This weekend, MD is going all out for Valentine's Day. Enjoy dancing and wine tastings, or consider a Galentine's Day celebration.
Maryland residents invited to champion critical Alzheimer’s legislation
Red Cross blood donors will receive a $10 Amazon gift card during February.
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.
Students held a gift drive to fulfill the holiday wishes of students in need at local elementary schools
Want to get outside but unsure of what you can do during the Maryland winter? From classes to county-run hikes, here's a list of ideas.
The Patch Holiday Food Drive is raising money for Feeding America and the food banks, pantries and meal programs in MOCO.
From community service to concerts, there are plenty of opportunities to be with other Marylanders in the holiday spirit.
All of Montgomery County's public libraries will have longer days, except for Maggie Nightingale and Noyes Library for Young Children.
Missy Felipe thanks her husband, Mark, for the way he takes care of their family.
Write a letter showing your gratitude for someone or something in Germantown, and we’ll publish it in November.
The U.S. is experiencing a severe blood supply shortage.
Most Patch readers said they will not get the COVID-19 vaccine for their young children when it is authorized by health officials.
Shanye Huang's Solo Exhibition via His Massive Painted Paper-cut Installations and Paintings at CCACC Art Gallery opens Sat October 23, 2 pm
The Germantown Library is reopening Saturday with new chairs, water fountains, bathrooms, and ADA accessibility upgrades.
Student Advocates Protecting the Planet (SAPPlings) will lead a town hall about how residents can protect and nurture their environment.
There's a Red Cross blood drive being held near you.