Faith takes root in Laurel’s native plant gardens

Bees, butterflies and other wildlife have a new place to call home at Oseh Shalom in Laurel, where a 2,000-square-foot stretch of lawn has been transformed into a garden filled with native plants. For congregant Heidi Hess-Webber, who tends a native plant garden along the sidewalk at her home, the...

Jayden Daniels' 24-yard completion to Ben Sinnott gets Commanders near midfield

High School Football Player Dubbed ‘Deacon 12’ After Scoring Three Touchdowns In Business Attire

Rob Brown College Preparatory High School senior Lamont Butler showed out in 30-28 win over Phelps. The two-way star had the game of his life, making major impacts on both offense and defense. Due to a pregame mix-up, he was forced to make a uniform change before kickoff. Let’s just say he dressed to impress! […] The post High School Football Player Dubbed ‘Deacon 12’ After Scoring Three Touchdowns In Business Attire appeared first on BroBible.

DC Michelin Star Restaurants: The Rise of Culinary Excellence

Washington, D.C. has become a culinary hotspot, boasting a burgeoning culinary scene recognized globally for its diversity and innovation. A testament to this prestige is the cohort of Michelin-starred restaurants that call the nation's capital home. These dining establishments not only exemplify extraordinary culinary craftsmanship but also offer unique dining experiences that reflect the essence of the city.

Falls Church OKs seizing e-motos driving illegally on sidewalks and trails

E-motorcycles caught driving illegally on sidewalks, trails and streets in Falls Church can now be seized by local police. City Council members on Nov. 9 voted 7-0 on the new enforcement power following a public hearing that attracted no speakers pro or con. The decision came after months of bubbling concerns about a small group of riders causing mayhem on trails and other areas.

Alexandria Film Festival turns 20, holiday lights’ last run in this weekend’s lineup

More activities are moving indoors and holiday events are starting to appear around Alexandria in mid-November. This weekend, the Alexandria Film Festival celebrates 20 years, and the newly-renamed Bright Nights—The Winter Village at Cameron Run returns for its final season. Other highlights include the Banned Books Speakeasy and specialty tours at Fort Ward Museum and Lee-Fendall House.

Down Goes the Panera in Dupont – Last Day is Tuesday (11/17)

Thanks to Chris for sending the Panera closing news: “I’m bummed since it’s a good option when in Dupont despite it being a chain. I’m sure the construction outside hasn’t helped things for them.”. Prior to Panera this space was previously home to a Beefsteak.

New Flash Bus Rapid Transit Route Connecting Rockville and Wheaton Expected to Open in Late 2028

The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) is moving forward with plans to expand its Flash Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system along Veirs Mill Road, connecting Rockville and Wheaton with 12 modern stations, faster bus service, and significant pedestrian safety improvements. The new route is expected to begin service in late 2028.

Maryland men’s basketball vs. No. 6 Virginia preview

The Terps welcome the red-hot Cavaliers to College Park after a rough showing against Georgetown. Maryland men’s basketball’s new-look roster looked frighteningly familiar in its underwhelming Saturday night loss to Georgetown. The Terps lacked inspiration off the bounce in the 86-74 defeat and struggled to innovate while...

The National Portrait Gallery Wasn’t Allowed to Acquire Photographs When It Opened in 1968. Fifty Years Later, the Smithsonian Museum’s Collection Has Grown to 11,000 Photos and Counting

When the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery opened to the public in 1968, its curators had a clear remit: to collect “painted or sculptured likenesses” of individuals who had left their mark on American history and culture. Photography didn’t make the cut, despite the fact that the medium had been invented nearly a century and a half earlier.

DC, Maryland, Virginia Weather: Cold, Windy Through Sunday Nov 15

Northwest winds could gust to 35 mph Saturday as chilly conditions persist across the region.

DC Weather: Blustery Friday with more clouds than sun

WASHINGTON(7News) — Friday will feel like a step toward winter across the D.C. area. Expect mostly cloudy skies and a brisk northwest breeze, with temperatures starting in the mid-40s and only reaching the upper 40s during the afternoon. With the wind, it will feel colder—especially in the morning. Temperatures...

Naperville WWII veteran honored as ‘Prom King’ at Washington gala

101-year-old Naperville resident and World War II veteran Ray Svejnoha was honored on the national level over the weekend in Washington, D.C. at the American Veterans Center. Svejnoha was crowned “prom king” for the center’s annual conference and gala, “American Valor: A Salute to Our Heroes.”

Paris Baguette Expands Maryland Footprint With New Bakery Cafe in Crofton

A New Neighborhood Bakery Café Brings Fresh Pastries and Warm Community Gathering Spaces to Anne Arundel County. The brand currently operates over 4,000 locations worldwide alongside more than 300 bakery cafés across North America. With ambitious goals to reach 1,000 locations throughout the United States and Canada by 2030, the growing concept continues strengthening its footprint through partnerships with dedicated local entrepreneurs.

How TIME and Statista Determined America's Best Community Colleges of 2027

For the first time, TIME and Statista are recognizing America’s Best Community Colleges —the top community colleges offering associate degree programs in the U.S. Here's how the list was decided. Methodology To be eligible for the list, a community college must fulfill the following requirements: Offers two-year degree programs Associate’s college Public institution Located in the 50 states or Washington, D.C. Enrolls more than 100 students Financially solvent Officially accredited The list is based on an extensive Key Performance Indicator (KPI) analysis, focusing on five dimensions: Student Success Rate: Graduation plus transfer rate compared to the estimation, and the absolute graduation plus transfer rate. Graduates’ Earnings: Median income 6, 8, and 10 years post-enrollment compared to the estimation, and the absolute median income. Return on Investment: Value added to the average graduate’s salary when compared to income of the average high school graduate, expressed relative to the cost of attendance. Diversity: Simpson diversity index of student body and faculty ethnicity, plus share of students with disability. Campus Resources: Student-faculty ratio and core expenditure per student. Data on the community colleges’ performance was collected through publicly available sources like IPEDS and College Scorecard. The data was reviewed on its validity to

MCPS Gear Store Adds Winter Merchandise With Purchases Helping Reduce Student Meal Debt

The Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) Gear Store has been updated with winter merchandise, offering a variety of MCPS-branded clothing and accessories for the whole family. The collection includes sweatshirts, pullovers, fleece joggers, pom beanies, and more, with 20% of each purchase going toward reducing student meal debt across the district.

Daily Audio Newscast - November 13, 2026

Six minutes of news from around the nation. One person is dead, and at least 4 are injured during an active shooting in Washington, District of Columbia, the Midterm 'blue wave' results are set to bring major changes to Utah politics, and Massachusetts attorneys demand justice as ICE ignores courthouse protections.

Pedal Power! Mayor Gaskins Joins MacArthur Elementary’s Bike Bus on a Chilly Friday Morning

ALEXANDRIA, VA — Chilly temperatures couldn’t put the brakes on an enthusiastic group of young cyclists Friday morning, November 13, as Douglas MacArthur Elementary School students pedaled through Alexandria with a special guest: Mayor Alyia Gaskins. Forget the yellow school bus! These students prefer two wheels, fresh air...

THICK, “independently owned yogurt and lifestyle brand serving four-times-strained yogurt”, soft opening in Georgetown Saturday!

“THICK begins its soft opening this Saturday, November 14 (11:30pm-8pm), at 1073 Wisconsin Ave NW in Georgetown, followed by Grand Opening celebrations on November 21–22, 2026. We’re an independently owned yogurt and lifestyle brand serving four-times-strained yogurt with a creamy, non-dripping texture, in bowls and layered swirls. Flavors include...