Over the years, we’ve been featured in the media quite a bit. You might have seen us on CNN or maybe the local high school newspapers. Here are links to some of these stories.
These Homeowners are Happy to Have the Blues (Washington Post (08/08)
A Little Bit of Mayberry (Bethesda Magazine 1/08)
Rags Self Ignite, Cause Fire that Critically Injures Firefighter (WUSA-TV 10/07)
Frills Follow Function in New Marketing Tools (Washington Post 08/07)
67 Things We Love About Bethesda (Bethesda Magazine 02/07)
A Time Where Technology Seemed To Act Human (Washington Post Magazine 5/14/06)
Get Ready, Get Set, Mow (Washington Post 4/27/06)
Which of These Doesn't Belong (Washington Post 2/4/06)
Hung and Stored With Care (Washington Post 12/14/05)
Raking It In (NBC 4 11/14/05)
A Little Help Around The House (Washington Post 8/27/05)
A Pair of Pete's Part With Bethesda Hardware Store (Gazette Newspapers 8/24/05)
Store Workers Say Beer Bong Business Is Unwanted (Gazette Newspapers 8/9/05)
Broadhurst Leaves Hardware Legacy In Potomac (Gazette Newspapers 8/19/04)
Squeezing A Buck From Cicada Buzz (Washington Post 5/18/04)
Shovels, Sump Pumps (Washington Post 3/2/03)
Terror Warnings Leave Northeast Very Anxious (Los Angeles Times, Pittsburgh Post Gazette 2/13/03)
Shelves Are Cleared By Hordes of Hoarders (The Times UK 2/13/03)
America Divided on Terror Preparations (United Press International 2/13/03)
The Tale of the Tape (Scripps Howard News Service 2/13/03)
Brisk Sales Of Supplies Show Terror Warnings Hit Home (Washington Post 2/12/03)
Terror Alert Grips Washington (BBC News 2/12/03)
Strosniders Hardware Store Can't Flag Enough Customers (Bethesda Gazette 11/26/01)
Opening Strosniders (Homestead.Com 8/10/00)
Duncan Hails New Beginning In Downtown Silver Spring (Montgomery Co. Press Release 8/10/00)
And Grandpa's Hardware Store Is Still Around (Washington Post 6/8/00)
Four Hardware Executives You Need in Your Rolodex (Washington Times 5/10/99)
Spending Quiet Time In Your Yard (Washington Post 4/15/99)
Hechinger to Buy NW Sears Store; Wisconsin Ave. Site to Become a Home Project Center (Washington Post 6/24/94)
