Barnesville, Maryland

Several local cardiologists and medical volunteers will be honored Wednesday for their work in providing medical care to disadvantaged Marylanders and helping prevent heart attack deaths.

The Barnesville School will host a Bone Marrow Donor Drive Nov. 22 for one of its alumni, Justin Thornton, who is a junior at Our Lady of Good Counsel High School in Olney.

A Montgomery County legislator opposed to plans by the Maryland Transit Administration to cut commuter train and bus routes believes the public will force the state to change course.

You can't go wrong with good food. In Barnesville, that means you can't go wrong at St.

Poolesville High School senior Catherine Schur won first place in a Poolesville contest with her photos, including "Patriotism - Look at the Flags!" Loading... Three Poolesville High School students received ...

The proposed Barnesville Oak Farms project is not a subdivision of large farms into smaller farms.

An informational meeting about a proposed 31-home subdivision in the Agricultural Reserve drew more than 100 people, many of whom strongly questioned or opposed the development.

The nonprofit Land and Nature Discoveries Inc. has announced the fall schedule for its school-based landscape and nature clubs.

Meet your neighborhood firefighters and police officers at the Germantown Volunteer Fire Department and Montgomery County 5th District police open house on Saturday.

After more than five years of repairs, and more than 80 years since its first dedication, the residents of Barnesville have a new town hall.

Flora's Oak, the state's champion white oak, toppled during the June 4 storms that swept through the region.

Mount St. Mary's University women's lacrosse head coach Denise Wescott has announced Jen Semler has signed a national letter of intent.

Saturday, April 26, 2008 Ron Amadon MarketWatch BARNESVILLE, MD -- It is always nice to come out to this sleepy little town with its spread out farms, older homes and country churches. via Fox News

"They would like to see it as natural as possible"

So, where will the Pope sit when he comes to town? Carpenter and deacon David Cahoon knows. via Montgomery County Sentinel