Finch, Calm and Prosper: How Young People Use Mental Health Apps
Young individuals like Sarah Mann and Lena LaJoy use mental health apps such as Finch, Calm, and Prosper to manage anxiety and improve self-esteem.
Young individuals like Sarah Mann and Lena LaJoy use mental health apps such as Finch, Calm, and Prosper to manage anxiety and improve self-esteem.
The Silver Spring-Takoma Thunderbolts lead the North Division of the Cal Ripken Sr. Collegiate Baseball League with a 6-2 record and a five-game winning streak, thanks to strong pitching and experienced hitters.
Shepherd’s Table has unveiled a new logo that reflects its purpose of feeding the hungry in the community and helping them gain culinary skills.
Hotel Silver Spring, located at 8727 Colesville Road, has permanently closed.
Demolition and construction are set to begin soon at the future home of Momiji Sushi Izakaya & Japanese Ramen in downtown Silver Spring.
Montgomery County Councilmember Andrew Friedson has announced his candidacy to succeed County Executive Marc Elrich, who is term-limited and cannot run for a third term in 2026.
Mandalay Restaurant & Café is seeking community support due to a significant decline in customer traffic resulting from the Maryland Purple Line construction in downtown Silver Spring.
Teens are benefitting from online mental health services like Hazel Health, Gaggle, Counslr, and Cope Notes, which address rising rates of anxiety and depression among students by providing accessible counseling options.
The Silver Spring Blues Festival is returning to downtown Silver Spring on Saturday, June 14, featuring Daryl Davis, Sue Foley, and the Silver Spring All-Star Jam.
Passport Eatz will celebrate its grand opening at Solaire Social this weekend with live DJs and Instagram discounts, while Cafe Shuga is preparing to reopen with new offerings and summer specials.
The Silver Spring-Takoma Thunderbolts kick off their 25th summer season this weekend at Montgomery Blair High School, offering competitive college baseball and family-friendly entertainment.
34-year-old Torrey Damien Moore of White Oak received three consecutive life sentences and 80 years last week for murdering his pregnant girlfriend and a convenience store clerk in 2022.