Katie Hecklinger: Art to Help the Whole Person
By Jarrad Saffren
In June 2019, Katie Hecklinger was an assistant principal at Chevy Chase Elementary School. After working in the Montgomery County Public Schools...
Pati Jinich’s flavors of Mexico
Growing up in Mexico City, celebrity chef Pati Jinich said she found that food was at the center of all cultural events and at...
Erika Alexander: Marriott’s chief global officer
Having worked for Marriott International for 33 years, Erika Alexander, the hospitality company’s chief global officer, Global Operations, has been with the company for...
Speaking of sports with George Solomon
By Aaron Leibel
From the beginning, the chemistry between sports journalists Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon was terrific.
George Solomon ought to know. As head of...
The singular focus of Earl Dotter
Sixty years ago, at age 19, Earl Dotter moved to California with the goal of becoming a state resident for the then-free college tuition....
Then & Now
WHEELS AND DEALS
Beginning around 1915, Reed Brothers Dodge operated a Gulf service station in the triangle bordered by Rockville Pike and Veirs Mill Road....
Q & A Bram Weinstein
Interview by Andy Gotlieb | Photo by David Stuck
Notice the leaves starting to change? Feel the nip in the air? Of course you do....
Juneteenth in Montgomery Parks
Photos courtesy of Montgomery Parks
Montgomery Parks celebrated Juneteenth with events around the county. Events included the Josiah Henson birthday celebration at the Josiah Henson...
Then & Now: Store of Willis Burdette
Sometime in the early 1900s, a boy posed in the yard of the Anderson House at the corner of West Montgomery and South Adams...
Our Cool House
All houses have stories. Ours is central air. The HVAC system caught our eye on the walk-through in 1986 because, well, it was huge....