Source of the Spring
Source of the Spring covers the latest news, events, and developments in the communities of Silver Spring and Takoma Park, Maryland.
The closure of the Gazette left many Silver Spring residents feeling the absence of a local news source. Furthermore, The Washington Post, the former owner of the Gazette, has been reducing its coverage of local news. Source of the Spring was established to address this gap by focusing on news, people, issues, and other relevant information related to Silver Spring and Takoma Park. Our coverage ar
05/28/2026
Silver Spring is ranked first among the best small cities for tech job seekers in 2026, according to a recent study by HostingAdvice.com.
05/28/2026
Maryland officials say the closure of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Beltsville Research Center could result in lost scientific breakthroughs and hundreds of job losses.
BARC Closure Could Cost Maryland Jobs and Research, Officials Say Maryland officials say the closure of the USDA Beltsville Research Center could result in lost scientific breakthroughs and hundreds of job losses.
05/27/2026
Indian Spring resident Matt Petit writes that new protest yard signs reflect local tensions over proposed zoning changes in the Silver Spring neighborhood and its future.
Opinion | What a Yard Sign in Silver Spring Can and Can’t Tell Us About Zoning
05/27/2026
Federal job cuts have hit Maryland hard, causing widespread economic losses and affecting thousands of families.
05/25/2026
Levine Music will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a student showcase concert on Saturday evening, marking a half-century of music-making, artistic excellence, and community impact across the DMV.
Levine Music Celebrates 50 Years With Free Student Concert on May 30 Local nonprofit Levine Music will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a student showcase concert on Saturday evening, marking a half-century of music-making, artistic excellence…
05/25/2026
Massive federal layoffs after President Trump's 2025 return devastated Maryland's economy, forcing thousands like David Harbourt into unstable contract work and causing hardship.
A Year After Federal Layoffs, Workers Are Still Rebuilding Massive federal layoffs after President Trump’s 2025 return devastated Maryland’s economy, forcing thousands like David Harbourt into unstable contract work and causing hardship.
05/23/2026
Montgomery County Recreation will open its seven outdoor pools for the summer season at noon today, including two in Silver Spring and one in Wheaton.
05/23/2026
Montgomery County's use of public campaign financing empowers small donors, reduces corporate influence in elections, and helps more grassroots candidates win office.
Montgomery County Leads Maryland’s Public Campaign Financing Push Montgomery County’s use of public campaign financing empowers small donors, reduces corporate influence in elections, and helps more grassroots candidates win office.
05/21/2026
Soko Butcher is opening its new Leesburg location this week as chef-owner Brad Feickert expands the popular cheesesteak and sandwich shop into Northern Virginia.
Soko Butcher Shop Sets Friday Opening for Leesburg Location Soko Butcher Shop & Market is opening its new Leesburg location this week as chef-owner Brad Feickert expands the popular cheesesteak and sandwich shop into Northern Virginia.
05/21/2026
Many young adults in Maryland struggle to navigate health insurance after losing parental coverage, often facing confusing rules, high costs, and gaps in care that can have serious consequences.
05/19/2026
The popular Acoustics & Ales outdoor happy hour series from Montgomery Parks returns to Silver Spring this week with live music, locally crafted beer, and food from small businesses.
Acoustics and Ales Returns to Flower Avenue Urban Park This Thursday
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