Montgomery County Commission for Women names Victoria Lever, Federica Albanese, Ansuya Bisbey, and Natalie Jean as winners of its annual Girl Power Contest, celebrated during Women's History Month.

"Taste of Wheaton" festival returns on June 1, featuring local food, live music, family activities, and a beer and wine garden at Marian Fryer Town Plaza.

Mayor Bowser will attend Senior Fest 2025 on May 21, adapted to indoor due to weather. The event celebrates older Americans with activities and resources.

Montgomery County Recreation announces the seasonal opening of seven outdoor pools for Memorial Day weekend with affordable admissions and summer passes available.

Montgomery County's Ride On is conducting a food drive from May 25-31 where donations of non-perishable food on buses earn riders a free trip, with additional drop-off locations available.

Montgomery County's Ride On bus service offers free rides for non-perishable food donations to support local food banks, reflecting a community effort to address food insecurity.

Communities observe Peace Officers Memorial Day, with flags at half-staff, remembering officers who died on duty, an observance that began with a 1962 designation by JFK.

Montgomery County's MCDOT is conducting an online travel survey for local employees and residents to improve transportation strategies. Participants can win gift cards.

The 2025 PIT Count in the District showed a 9% reduction in homelessness, with a notable decline among families and unaccompanied individuals, as reported by Mayor Muriel Bowser and the DHS.

Montgomery County honors Caprina Pipion-Williams, Brett Riley, and Muhammad Arif Wali with the "Unsung Sports Hero" awards for their significant contributions to youth sports and mentorship in the community.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich is hosting 'Community Conversations' to involve residents in planning the Fiscal Year 2027 CIP budget, covering infrastructure like schools and transportation.

Private Preston T. Garrison passed away in the line of duty 70 years ago, on April 21, 1955, while fighting a fire. DC Fire And EMS honors his sacrifice on the anniversary.

Dorothy Height, a key civil rights leader who contributed immensely to African American women's advancement, is remembered for her role in the March on Washington and her efforts to have black women honored federally.