The latest figure pushes Maryland's total number of unemployment claims since early March to more than 1.3 million.
AdvaGenix has been cleared to resume COVID-19 testing, two months after a joint state and federal investigation found deficient practices.
Women's activewear brand Athleta is coming to Rockville's Congressional Plaza. It will be the company's first Montgomery County location.
Initial unemployment claims more than doubled last week in Maryland, after dropping to its lowest level since mid-March.
Montgomery County residents affected by the coronavirus pandemic can tune into Council President Sidney Katz's business briefing on Oct. 2.
New applications for Maryland jobless benefits fell last week to its lowest level since mid-March, state officials said Thursday.
Art galleries, museums, and bowling alleys can now reopen in Montgomery County. And soccer is no longer considered a high-risk sport.
First-time unemployment claims ticked up slightly last week in Maryland after five weeks of decline.
Montgomery County has terminated its coronavirus testing contract with AdvaGenix.
Personal service businesses — such as tattoo parlors and waxing salons — can reopen in Montgomery County.
Barnes & Noble is coming to Rockville's Congressional Plaza on Wednesday.
Initial unemployment claims in Maryland fell last week to its lowest level since mid-March, according to the state's labor department.
Hair color startup Madison Reed is now open at Rockville's Congressional Plaza.
These Montgomery County-based companies are being recognized by the state for their contributions to COVID-19 relief efforts.
Montgomery County residents affected by the coronavirus pandemic can tune into Council President Sidney Katz's business briefing on June 12.
Businesses with five employees or fewer are eligible to receive up to $10,000 as part of a county Microenterprise Stabilization Program,
An estimated 51,108 Marylanders filed for first-time unemployment benefits last week — a decrease of nearly 15,000 claims since May 9.
Montgomery County residents affected by the coronavirus pandemic can tune into Council President Sidney Katz's business briefing on May 15.
Montgomery County has allocated more than $10.6M of its $25M coronavirus grant program to struggling small businesses and nonprofits.
More than 109,200 Marylanders filed for first-time unemployment benefits, bringing the seven-week total to more than 496,700.
Montgomery County residents affected by the coronavirus pandemic can tune into Council President Sidney Katz's business briefing on May 8.
The coronavirus outbreak is taking its toll on Montgomery County, as unemployment claims spiked 67 percent over the week before.
Montgomery County businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic can tune into Councilmember Tom Hucker business webinar on April 9.
Check out Patch's local business guide to see what's open and closed in Rockville during the coronavirus pandemic.
We're publishing a simple Open-or-Closed directory for Rockville businesses. Here's how to get listed.
Safeway said it has approximately 1,000 immediate openings at locations in Maryland, Washington, D.C., Virginia, and Delaware.
Nursing homes, government offices, and medical practices from all over Maryland want Twin Valley Distillers' hand sanitizers.
Twin Valley Distillers is turning its high-proof alcohol into hand sanitizer amid shortages stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
CVS Pharmacies will waive charges for the home delivery of prescription meds amid precautions regarding the new coronavirus.
KinderCare Education, Sunrise Senior Living, BlueRock Agency, Bnai Israel Congregation; Rockville Patch Jobs Board has more openings.
Rockville is one of nine Maryland Pier 1 Imports stores set to close in the coming months, store employees and reports say.
Hair color startup Madison Reed is coming to Rockville's Congressional Plaza this spring.
Boardroom Salon for Men, an upscale barbershop based in Texas, will open its first D.C. area location in Rockville this year.
The Joint is hosting special grand opening activities on Sat., Dec. 14 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Patch has compiled a list of businesses you can support in Rockville on Small Business Saturday.
Leidos, Montgomery County Government, Lumber Liquidators, AAA Club Alliance, Revature; Rockville Patch Jobs Board has more openings.
UPS, Renewal By Andersen, Education One, American Society of Human Genetics, Midas; Rockville Patch Jobs Board has more openings.
Lands' End, an American lifestyle brand, opens at Congressional Plaza on Oct. 26. And the store will be hosting a grand opening celebration.
LasikPlus, Unilever, Renewal By Andersen, CyberCoders, The Love Story, Cross Country Nurses; Rockville Patch Jobs Board has more openings.
Booz Allen Hamilton, Renewal By Andersen, Sunrise Senior Living, Mitsubishi, MOM's Organic; Rockville Patch Jobs Board has more openings.