Good morning, Gaithersburg.

CSX maintenance will close four rail crossings in Gaithersburg and Washington Grove this October for rail replacement and northbound track resurfacing.

Detour routes are posted with closures running from October 5 to October 15 (each street closed on different days), so drivers should allow extra travel time.

Timber Pizza Co. has signed a two-unit development agreement to open new restaurants in Chevy Chase and Bethesda as part of its expansion plan.

Local owners Kyle and Carolyn McDonnell — with local industry experience — are searching for locations and will work with real estate partners to finalize site selections.

Adventist HealthCare in Gaithersburg named Opal Howard as Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer after a national search on October 1 (announcement published Oct.

6). Howard brings over 30 years of HR experience to lead workforce strategies across the organization.

Niche’s 2027 ranking (released Tuesday, Oct.

6) shows Montgomery County is home to 10 of Maryland’s top 25 private high schools, with Georgetown Preparatory School in North Bethesda ranking second statewide and five local schools in the top 10.

A Gaithersburg man won $50,500 on Powerball with numbers from a dream at the Sept.

14 drawing. His ticket from Lakeside Beer + Wine on Lost Knife Road earned $50,000 by matching four white balls plus the Powerball in the Double Play draw and added $500 from a second set.

The Montgomery County Commission for Women and the Montgomery County Bar Association’s Family Law Section are offering a free monthly virtual seminar series on separation and divorce today from 7 to 8:30 p.m. via Zoom (‘Separation and Divorce: What Do I Need to Know?’) monthly until June 2027.

Montgomery County native Jordan Hawkins signed a two-way contract with the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday.

The former Gaithersburg High School standout was traded from the Pelicans and later released by Memphis, while the Bulls also waived guard Isaiah Stevens.