Okay, so maybe my play on the old adage doesn’t quite flow as well as I’d like, but you know what I’m trying to say, right? Team AHCMC works hard, but we also allow some... Read More

A Shellie Williams was spotted outside of her natural habitat (the AHCMC office), giving a presentation about AHCMC’s Arts Integration Residency Program at the third annual arts integration conference at Drew Elementary School earlier this... Read More

By now some of you may have received your Census 2010 form in the mail. Don’t worry if you haven’t received yours, it’s on the way. Census 2010 forms were mailed for March delivery to... Read More

Happy Friday! In a kind of #FollowFriday spirit (y’all on Twitter know what I’m talking about!), here’s some of this week’s posts from blogs we follow: Bronzed Infant Shoes, 1910: Montgomery County Historical Society’s blog... Read More

I don’t usually do New Years’ Resolutions, but two weeks into 2010, I made a decision: 2010 is my year to stop talking about what I want to do and to actually start doing it,... Read More

On February 26, 2010, AHCMC, in conjunction with Nonprofit Montgomery and the Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection, convened a forum to help nonprofits identify new opportunities in purchasing energy. Four competitive suppliers – Avalon,... Read More