FCC baseball drops both games of doubleheader with Harford CC
Coming off the heels of its 10-2 win against Hood College JV last Thursday, the Frederick Community College baseball team faced off against Harford Community Read More
Month: March 2017
FCC baseball rolls over Hood College JV, 10-2, wins third straight
In any sport, one of the best ways to ensure victory is by capitalizing on your opponent’s mistakes. That’s exactly what Frederick Community College did Read More
Mandolin Orange returns to Weinberg Center for the Arts
Mandolin Orange, North Carolina folk duo-turned-full-band, returns to Weinberg Center for the Arts on Friday, March 24, at 8 p.m. The band, which blends folk, Read More
Frederick County basketball: Forging a name on the big stage
BUFFALO, N.Y. — A fledgling journalist to the national reporting scene turned a corner and encountered a pack of reporters fenced around Villanova’s Jay Wright, rattling Read More
New band DoubleMotorcycle emerges from deep roots in local music scene
It’s OK if you aren’t familiar with DoubleMotorcyle, the latest band to hit the local music scene. Frederick residents will recognize all three of its Read More
City official threatens to resign over conflict
At a meeting in January a local government official expressed frustration over a lack of communication with the mayor’s office, and publicly threatened resignation if Read More
LGBT students find support in GSA club during political flux
Student members of FCC’s Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club voiced concern at a February meeting regarding the recent shift in U.S. government ideology and policy. Read More
FCC flights game simulation and development program
Frederick Community College has expanded its list of career programs by adding game simulation and development as an associate of applied science degree for students Read More
Planned Parenthood supporters gather in Downtown Frederick
Protesters met peacefully in Downtown Frederick on Feb. 11 to resist proposed federal defunding of Planned Parenthood, demonstrate visible public support for Roe v. Wade, Read More
County residents discuss opioid epidemic
Concerned citizens gathered at Middletown High School this past Monday to watch the FBI produced documentary “Chasing the Dragon” and discuss the growing concern of Read More