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Local news feed from MoCo360 (moco360.com) for Montgomery County, Maryland, including Barnesville; Brookeville; Chevy Chase, Gaithersburg, Garrett Park, Glen Echo, Kensington, Laytonsville, Poolesville, Rockville, Somerset, Takoma Park, and Washington Grove.

Quince Orchard opens high school football season with win against Paint Branch
September 5, 2026, 9:47 pm | Source

Cougars QB Carter Dailey shined in his regular season debut

The post Quince Orchard opens high school football season with win against Paint Branch appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.


Major summer construction wraps up at the Bethesda Metro station
September 4, 2026, 10:34 pm | Source

Here’s what crews have accomplished over the past two months

The post Major summer construction wraps up at the Bethesda Metro station appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.


Residents around Shady Grove Transfer Station want ‘Plan C’ for waste management 
September 4, 2026, 4:00 pm | Source

County Council expected to vote on closure of Dickerson incinerator by Thanksgiving

The post Residents around Shady Grove Transfer Station want ‘Plan C’ for waste management  appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.


Maryland Supreme Court says redistricting ballot question can go to voters
September 4, 2026, 3:42 pm | Source

Ruling overturns two lower courts; dissenting justices say question would sacrifice ‘sacred rights’ in Maryland Declaration of Rights

The post Maryland Supreme Court says redistricting ballot question can go to voters appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.


Red Line shuttle lanes on Route 355 to reopen to all traffic on Labor Day
September 4, 2026, 2:02 pm | Source

State Highway Administration plans to begin removal of 7.5-lane miles next week

The post Red Line shuttle lanes on Route 355 to reopen to all traffic on Labor Day appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.


Greater DC Diaper Bank sues Silver Spring landlord
September 4, 2026, 10:00 am | Source

Plus: Peterson Companies buys Gaithersburg office for more than $11M; 15 MoCo spots make Washingtonian’s best cheap eats list

The post Greater DC Diaper Bank sues Silver Spring landlord appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.


Montgomery County judge sides with elections board in ballot question dispute 
September 3, 2026, 7:45 pm | Source

Committee behind ‘Stop the Spend’ measure expresses disappointment with ruling, vows to prepare new petition drive for 2028

The post Montgomery County judge sides with elections board in ballot question dispute  appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.


Developers propose residential redevelopment of North Bethesda ‘ghost building’
September 3, 2026, 3:34 pm | Source

Pulte Homes submitted plans for townhome, multi-family apartment community

The post Developers propose residential redevelopment of North Bethesda ‘ghost building’ appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.


Evidentiary hearing date set for Wootton High relocation case
September 3, 2026, 2:39 pm | Source

Appeal argues school board’s decision was “arbitrary, unreasonable and illegal"

The post Evidentiary hearing date set for Wootton High relocation case appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.


‘We will work to do better’: Luedtke reflects on Lost Knife Road community meeting 
September 3, 2026, 2:15 pm | Source

Councilmember says she is working to respond to attendee feedback, questions

The post ‘We will work to do better’: Luedtke reflects on Lost Knife Road community meeting  appeared first on Bethesda Magazine.


About MoCo360:

In April 2015, Bethesda Magazine acquired an online news source called Bethesda Now and combined it with its own website. The magazine mainly focuses on local feature stories, articles in a guidebook style, and advice about real estate.

In March 2021, Steve Hull announced he had sold Bethesda Magazine and its online news platform, Bethesda Beat, to Scott and Jillian Copeland from Rockville, Maryland. Scott is connected to RST Development LLC, a company that works on creating housing for different types of people, while Jillian is involved in local nonprofits and charitable work. She has been leading projects to make more inclusive housing, even for those with special needs.

In February 2023, Bethesda Magazine changed its name to MoCo360.

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