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 Honoring Those Who Help Others
Potomac Chamber of Commerce celebrates its award winners at Normandie Farm.
FOR MAX Heller, receiving an award was a time to reflect and repent. Standing at the podium as he received the Youth of the Year Award from the Potomac Chamber of Commerce last week, Heller addressed his parents. "I know I'm never home for dinner, I struggle to make my bed in the morning … and I do always speed, you're right," Heller confessed, drawing laughter from the crowd of well over 100 that came to celebrate Heller and the other award winners during the Potomac Chamber of Commerce's annual awards celebration at Normandie Farm restaurant on Thursday, Nov. 13. Read more...
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Ready, Set, Gift
Potomac stores are ready for the holiday season.
 THIS MAY not be the year that the average consumer lavishes every last gift on their family, friends and loved ones, but Potomac store owners say that there are good deals to be had and there’s an array of merchandise — from clothing, to specialty gifts, traditional and contemporary toys — to choose from, whether shoppers intend to be generous, thrifty, or strike a balance between the two. Read more...
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The Show That Must Go On
Potomac Theatre Company celebrates 20 years of the joyous struggle of community theater.
 ON A recent Thursday night, the cast and crew of the Potomac Theatre Company gathered in the entrance hall of the Blair Family Center for the Performing Arts at the Bullis School to rehearse. Their upcoming performance of "Scrooge: The Musical" was still more than two weeks away, and the cast was beginning the process of linking one scene to the next in chronological order during rehearsal. Read more...
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