Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 11th of December.
Good morning, Rockville.
The Montgomery County Police Department is hosting a special Red Cross blood drive in Gaithersburg in honor of fallen Officer Noah Leotta, offering the community a meaningful way to contribute and honor his legacy.
Montgomery County Police are seeking public assistance to identify four suspects involved in 21 car break-ins on Dec.
2, offering rewards for information leading to arrests.
An acquaintance of a former Wootton High student testified in court, believing a 129-page document detailing school shooting plans was a genuine threat, leading to a bench trial for the student.
Wegmans is set to open a new supermarket in Rockville in the latter half of 2025, marking its ninth location in Maryland and promising over 500 employment opportunities.
Wootton High School principal was placed on leave following a racial incident involving an anti-Black slur directed at a student, marking the second such event this year.
The Montgomery County Council unanimously overrode County Executive Marc Elrich's veto on development impact tax changes, aiming to encourage specific types of development without compromising school funding.
Montgomery County Council President Kate Stewart outlines strategies to navigate potential challenges and priorities such as mental health, affordable housing, and economic growth in response to the upcoming Trump administration.
Montgomery County to extend its free fitness pass program for residents into a third year, excluding pool access.
Ten Feet Tall at Hank Dietle's Tavern
Enjoy a lively performance by DC groove band Ten Feet Tall, blending original music with classic funk and soul covers after a six-year hiatus.
MCRRC Jingle Bell Jog 8K Race
The MCRRC Jingle Bell Jog 8K is a community race that welcomes non-members to participate and volunteer, fostering a festive atmosphere during the holiday season.
Patsy's Honky Tonk Christmas Show Featuring The Crayfish Sisters
Patsy's Honky Tonk Torch & Twang performs classic country and honky tonk music alongside The Crayfish Sisters, who recreate vintage harmony sounds from the 50s and 60s.
Burt the Dirt Live Concert
Burt the Dirt, a 6-piece band based in Maryland and Washington D.C., will perform a mix of original songs and covers, including a Rolling Stones tribute, at Hank Dietle's Tavern.
New Year's Eve Celebration with The Highballers at Hank Dietle's Tavern
Celebrate the arrival of the New Year with live music from The Highballers, known for their unique blend of rock-influenced country music, at Hank Dietle's Tavern.
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