Hispanic Heritage Month fosters greater understanding of a variety of cultures
National Hispanic-Latino Heritage Month recently began on September 15th and will come to a close
Month: October 2018
What Halloween Means to Non-Trick or Treaters
Halloween is one of the most popular holidays in America, with the fall atmosphere, frights, and
Montgomery County Residents weigh in on future of MCPS school closures
With his 2016 executive order to start the school year after Labor Day, Governor Larry
Independent Candidate Nancy Floreen intensifies County Executive race
Long time Democrat and county council member Nancy Floreen has begun her independent campaign for
Crazy Rich Asians and the importance of Asian Representation in Hollywood
On August 11, 2018, director Jon Chu released Crazy Rich Asians, a romantic-comedy film based on
Maryland’s District 6 Congressional Race Explained
With the general election coming up in a month, candidates around the nation are scrambling
MCPS Board of Education continues to consider Excused Absence Policy
Please Note: This post will updated following the Board’s vote on this proposal. At the
“Annie Get Your Gun in Concert” Is Set to Take the Stage
Young Artists of America at Strathmore, otherwise known as YAA, is rearing up for its
Controversial Kavanaugh confirmation shakes up the country
America is likely in for some drastic political change. On Saturday, October 6, Senate Republicans
Montgomery County Historical Society works to preserve dresses
The Montgomery County Historical Society has been working to collect and share the history of
Finding Peace on the Korean Peninsula
During a three day summit, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President