ANN HINGSTON

Ann modestly reported that she had little to say about her personal experiences.  I beg to disagree with this most interesting member of the Central Committee.   Ann traveled the world prior to her marriage.  

She had four careers, all involved in a variety of ways working with conservatives celebrating our cultural heritage and engaging in the culture wars.  She retired from the federal government in 2009.

Why is Montgomery County important to the GOP? And why should you donate to support our mission?

Montgomery County will have a new mass vaccination site to distribute large quantities of COVID-19 vaccinations at the Germantown campus of Montgomery College starting the week of April 5. Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced the establishment of the site on March 23.

Advance notice of May Mondays With MoCo Zoom Seminar - May 10, 7:30PM - "Educational Quotas - The Real Racism Against Asian Americans"

ROCKVILLE, Md., March 24, 2021—The Montgomery County Council is seeking applicants to fill a partial term on the Public Election Fund Committee and to fill two news seats. Letters of interest must be received no later than 5 p.m. on Monday, April 12, 2021.

Are you a leader in your community, a civic activist, PTA member or citizen concerned about the future of Montgomery County?  We are seeking knowledgeable and experienced individuals willing to commit some time to improving the lives of all county residents. There are a variety of leadership positions available.  Both partisan and non-partisan local government and board offices, state and county offices that may be just right for you. Email us at [email protected]. Thanks, we'd like to hear from you!

By Laurie Halverson

Public high school football players, poms students and cheerleaders were upset to learn that the County Council, on March 12, decided that when they shared plans of lifting some restrictions for restaurants, businesses, and most sports, the high risk sports restrictions were not lifting. So, the word got out quickly about a protest outside the County Council building on Sunday, March 14.

By Janine Frazier

At the end of October 2020, true to form, that year handed me an unexpected challenge to find a new job as my company eliminated my position due to COVID-19 impacts on the hospitality and real estate industries. Anticipating a difficult and long search process, I launched my search immediately.