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A group of homeowners push back against desperately needed housing development in Montgomery County. Amazon moves forward with HQ2. A bill could tackle synthetic turf waste in Montgomery County. 

Bruce Lee's debut Hong Kong martial arts movie The Big Boss made him an instant star in Hong Kong. Opening on the last day of October, 1971, it drew full houses for its seven daily screenings and took HK$3.2 million (S$558,200) at the box office during its 19-day run. It made a million of those in just two days, and...

One of our biggest achievements is the continued growth of WeShape, which has been completely organic and without external funding

Mount Airy City Schools held the district spelling bee recently at Mount Airy High School.

Panelists at the Mainebiz "5 on the Future" forum Tuesday said the state needs to tackle big-picture problems like child care, housing, transportation and broadband access, in order to attract more workers.

Two heroes receive bravery awards after rescuing a pilot and his two passengers from a burning plane.

People & Places: Mainebiz Five on the Future Forum set.

The challenges ahead for Metro’s next General Manager. Some question Montgomery’s progress on Vision Zero. Northern Virginia residents divided over school mask mandates.

Jack Moore is synonymous with Mooresville's longest-running business. And he should be, having worked there for 75 years, dating back to his teenage years.

Jack Moore is embracing a new chapter in his life as founder of Ruffle Feather Ferments, growing his skills honed at Watershed Kitchen & Bar.