Stories for July 2019

Wednesday, July 31

Opinion: Column: Money For What, Exactly?

Area Woman Elected President of National Association

Traveling with Pets

Advanced planning is necessary when bringing a pet along on a family vacation.

Tuesday, July 30

Opinion: Commentary: Diversity and Inclusion As a Strength

Friday, July 26

Art Show at Geneva Day School Invites Time Travel

Hands-on study of art history comes to life in art show, and student love of arts.

Thursday, July 25

Montgomery County Farm Tour July 27-28

Hiker Dies from Heat on Billy Goat Trail

Man’s Two Best Friends

Man “hopelessly stuck in the mud” on Monday was rescued due to the diligent work of his two dogs and an alert cyclist.

Wednesday, July 24

Opinion: Column: “Come On Down!”

Beating the Heat

Seniors at greater risk for heat-related illnesses

Tuesday, July 23

Opinion: Commentary: Honoring Molly’s Gift

We are working toward the day that no one dies waiting for an organ.

Opinion: Commentary: National Night Out

Opinion: Commentary: Should Drivers and Taxpayers Spend More for I-66 Express Lanes to Extend the Orange Line?

Friday, July 19

Potomac Home Sales: June, 2019

In June, 2019, 79 Potomac homes sold between $2,780,000-$345,000.

Potomac Home Sales: June, 2019

Wednesday, July 17

Sunflower Fields Attract Birds, Bees, Nature Lovers

Surprising Art and More at Potomac French Market

Take Precautions During Excessive Heat in Montgomery County

Residents concerned about the well-being of a homeless person can call the 24-hour Homeless Information Line at 240-907-2688.

Potomac News Briefs

Opinion: Column: Stamp of Disapproval

Creating Travel Journals with Children

Helping children capture vacation memories through journaling

Tuesday, July 16

Opinion: Commentary: Human Trafficking Supply and Demand

Opinion: Editorial: Pet Connection, Send Photos

Friday, July 12

Libraris Take Summer Readers to a Universe of Stories

Summer books

Flash Floods, Water Rescue, Damaged Roads

MoCo Fire and Rescue saved more than 20 people from cars stranded in rising water.

Rain Closes Roads

Thursday, July 4

Photographers Will Flock to McKee-Beshers Sunflower Fields

Swains Share History of Lockhouse

Swains Lockhouse refurbished and open for overnight guests.

Don’t Kidnap Fawns, Report Them: Montgomery County seeks help with fawn tagging program.

Wednesday, July 3

Opinion: Column: Coup de Gras

Burnout at Work

Recognizing the symptoms and strategies for relief.

Celebrating 140 Years of Serving Military

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: We Need to Keep Girls in School

Opinion: Commentary: Mason’s Role in Founding the Nation

Establishing three branches of government, freedom of the press, freedom of religion, and civilian military control were all elements from Virginia’s founding documents.

Tuesday, July 2

Experiencing History at Colvin Run Mill