Montgomery County Declares Economic Development Week After Economy Fails to File Required Form

Montgomery County officials marked Economic Development Week with celebratory proclamations, highlighting their commitment to the local economy. However, much of the event was met with skepticism, as pointed satire questioned the effectiveness of mere proclamations over substantive economic growth initiatives. Local businesses expressed frustration over slow bureaucratic processes. Continue reading Montgomery County Declares Economic Development Week After Economy Fails to File Required Form

Field of Screams Maryland Cancels 2026 After Discovering Montgomery County Already Provides Free Horror Experience

Field of Screams Maryland will remain closed for the 2026 season due to ongoing permitting issues and neighborhood concerns. This closure impacts 320 seasonal workers and has raised over $3.5 million for local sports. The county bureaucracy presents its own brand of horror, leading to a new attraction called FIELD OF FORMS. Continue reading Field of Screams Maryland Cancels 2026 After Discovering Montgomery County Already Provides Free Horror Experience

Marc Elrich Holds Press Conference in Random Front Yard, Declares Sidewalk Existing Nearby a Historic Achievement

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich celebrated the completion of Phase 1 of the McComas Avenue Greenway with a public event in a resident’s yard, drawing criticism for the elaborate setup surrounding a simple bike path announcement. Community members questioned logistical choices and lacked clarity on costs and permissions for the event. Continue reading Marc Elrich Holds Press Conference in Random Front Yard, Declares Sidewalk Existing Nearby a Historic Achievement

Montgomery County Discovers New Way To Burn Tax Dollars: Chinese Recycling Ads on Bloomberg TV

Montgomery County has prioritized an unusual initiative, purchasing Chinese-language recycling ads on Bloomberg Television, raising eyebrows about its targeting strategy. Critics question the effectiveness and necessity of advertising to a small audience while taxpayers face high costs. The situation highlights perceived mismanagement in government spending on outreach programs. Continue reading Montgomery County Discovers New Way To Burn Tax Dollars: Chinese Recycling Ads on Bloomberg TV

Montgomery County Opens Another Government Liquor Store Because Apparently Even Getting Drunk Needs Bureaucracy

Montgomery County is opening a new government liquor store in Flower Hill on September 10, featuring tastings and special bourbon selections. Critics highlight the extensive county involvement in alcohol sales and regulation, comparing it to an overly bureaucratic system, while residents face challenges in other essential services. Continue reading Montgomery County Opens Another Government Liquor Store Because Apparently Even Getting Drunk Needs Bureaucracy

Annapolis Declares War on Snow, Immediately Fines the Elderly and Disabled for Losing

Annapolis and Anne Arundel County say their snow removal crackdown is about protecting seniors and the disabled. To prove it, they’re fining those same seniors and disabled residents for failing to shovel snow they didn’t ask for, can’t lift, and definitely can’t afford to ignore. Continue reading Annapolis Declares War on Snow, Immediately Fines the Elderly and Disabled for Losing