Good morning, Rockville.

County transportation officials have installed over 200 new No Turn on Red signs—each carrying a $90 fine—to help reduce pedestrian collisions, while business owners in Silver Spring report fewer customers because of ongoing Purple Line construction.

Chef Michael Medina has opened Medina Cuisine at Randolph Shopping Center in Rockville, offering Kosher bakery treats with a Moroccan and North African twist.

Colada Shop in Potomac and nailsaloon have partnered for Hispanic Heritage Month by offering free treats on Monday and will donate 10% of selected weekly profits to local nonprofits using a special code — meanwhile, Call Your Mother launched a fall menu, Filippo’s Italian Specialties in Wheaton was named one of the best sandwich shops, and the Long Branch Festival will bring food, music and activities to Silver Spring on Friday and Saturday.

Data from eight Montgomery County public high schools shows where 2025 graduates applied to college, were accepted, and enrolled.

The chart—sourced from the MCPS Office of Shared Accountability and high school counselors—lists only colleges with at least 10 applicants.

A parent sent a letter urging the Board of Education to keep Bradley Hills Elementary’s current boundaries as proposed changes for MCPS with the opening of Charles W.

Woodward High School in Rockville might force students to cross busy streets—Greentree Road has recorded 59 accidents in five years including a recent severe pedestrian incident. The letter warned that extended busing would not resolve the safety concerns for the students.

Planning board staff presented the University Boulevard Corridor Plan to County Council on Tuesday, outlining changes to improve traffic safety, zoning and pedestrian connections along a 3 mile stretch from Silver Spring to Wheaton.

The Council’s Planning, Housing and Parks Committee will start review on Sept. 29 — after a recent tour of the corridor.

The Capitals and Nationals have partnered to create a specialty jersey for the Capitals’ upcoming season that highlights their shared history — the design features elements from both teams that honor past championship moments and memorable events.

Capitals forward Dylan Strome will throw the ceremonial first pitch on Monday, Sept.15 for the Nats game against the Braves.

More than 50 Special Olympics athletes from DC, Maryland and Virginia participated Tuesday in an NFL day with the Washington Commanders, stepping onto the field at Northwest Stadium — the team’s home — and meeting former stars like Alfred Morris, Josh Morgan and Santana Moss.

The event offered the athletes a chance to take part in football drills, build life skills and enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Fast Eddie & The Slowpokes Live Performance

8:30 PM – 2:30 AM — Hershey's Restaurant — Cover charge may apply — Enjoy a night of soulful blues from the acclaimed duo with accolades under their belt.

Autumn Inspirations Craft Show

11 AM – 3 PM — Kentlands Mansion — Free entry — Celebrate fall with handcrafted goods from local artisans at the historic Kentlands Mansion.

Dance Adult Fitness Class

7:10-8:00 p.m. — North Creek Community Center & Pool — Check website for pricing — Groove into fitness with a vibrant dance fitness class led by Salsa Prince Fitness.

Lotería Night

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Casey Community Center — Family-friendly — Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun night of Lotería, crafts, and community connection.

Parks Ale Trail

11 AM – 3 PM — Lake Needwood, Rock Creek Regional Park — Cost info not provided — Enjoy craft beers, live music, and scenic hiking at the annual Parks Ale Trail.

Mini-Golf and Picnic with Gaithersburg Police

10:45 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. — Benjamin Gaither Center — Free entry — Enjoy a fun-filled morning of mini-golf followed by a delightful picnic lunch.

Friday Rhythms: Line Dance

12:30-1:30 p.m. — Benjamin Gaither Center — Enjoy a fun line dancing session with a chance to learn new moves and socialize.

Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble

5-7:30 p.m. — Hank Dietle's Tavern — $25 — Experience soulful Creole music that gets everyone dancing with Curley Taylor's Zydeco Trouble.

Galloping Gourmets at Madrones

10:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. — Benjamin Gaither Center — $20 — Enjoy a culinary experience at a top-rated restaurant with fresh options.