COLLEGE PARK – Leading 53-50 with 2:12 remaining in the game, the No. 17 University of Maryland men’s basketball desperately needed a basket. The Terps led Purdue by as many as 18 in the first half an…
Georgetown Prep’s Hamilton becomes Maryland’s lone ‘Beast of The East’ champion
Georgetown Prep’s High School junior Kyonte Hamilton blanked his first three rivals by a combined score of 43-0 and defeated his last three opponents by decision for the 220-pound title at the D…
A walk through the Constitution
Let’s begin with President Donald Trump’s claim that Article II of the Constitution grants him unlimited powers. It does not. How do we know it doesn’t? Merely reading the Constitution makes that poin…
Vikings overwhelm Rockville with 28-point win in opener
BETHESDA – The Walt Whitman High School girls basketball team trailed 14-6 against Rockville early scoring in the first quarter in their season opener on Dec. 6. However, the tables soon turned when t…
VIDEO: Walter Johnson dismantles Urbana
Walter Johnson High School in action against Urbana High School on Nov. 8, 2019 during the first round of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA) 4A State Playoffs. Video b…
Redskins earn first victory of season over winless Dolphins
ROCKVILLE – In the NFL’s battle of winless teams, it was the Washington Redskins that somehow managed not to lose. Led by a resurgent Adrian Peterson, who rushed for 118 yards on 23 carries, the Redsk…
PHOTOS: Quince Orchard vs. Damascus (Football)
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Shepherd’s Table hires Hidalgo as new executive director
SILVER SPRING – Shepherd’s Table, Montgomery County’s only daily provider of meals for the needy, has a new executive director. Manuel Hidalgo will take the reins July 8 from outgoing Executive Direct…
Giants hit midseason bump in road loss against Grays
WASHINGTON – The Gaithersburg Giants needed only an extra push to get them over the D.C. Grays in the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League on June 26, but could not find it in a 7-5 loss. The h…
WSSC adopts new rate structure, water rates set to increase
ROCKVILLE – Many residents will be required to pay more for water on July 1 due to a rate increase with the start of an upcoming inauguration of the new structure. The Washington Suburban Sanitary Co…
