Do you believe in climate change?
The thought of waking up for a fresh breath of air was overwhelmed when residents of Frederick County were greeted by the scent of wildfire Read More
Month: October 2023
Is Your Favorite Author on the Banned Book List?
Imagine being told that you weren’t allowed to read your favorites books such as Maia Kobabe’s “Gender Queer,” “The Great Gatsby,” “Lord of the Flies,” Read More
Rock climbing gym excited to host upcoming competition this October
The first thing learned in rock climbing is how to fall. In bouldering, a style of ropeless climbing, this lesson can, sometimes literally, make or Read More
Helping the FCC Community With Food Insecurity
Food insecurity can affect anyone, but for the Frederick Community College student, faculty and staff, there are people willing to help. More than 34 million Read More
Cheerleaders Face Competition Oct. 24 for annual title
The Frederick County Public Schools Cheerleading competition keeps getting harder and harder each year. The 2022 fall cheerleading season was very extreme, to say the Read More
Frederick County Public School students seize the opportunity of Dual Enrollment at FCC to further their education
Wake up at 5 a.m., drive to the gym, jump on the transit and head straight to class at Frederick Community College. While this might Read More
COLUMN: Step back in time at the Maryland Renaissance Festival
Sirs, lords, maidens and wenches, among many other mythical creatures, travel to the Renaissance Festival to partake in numerous activities from the 16th century at Read More
Family Farm Getting Flexible with Goat Yoga
During yoga, peace and quietness is the goal. But at a family-owned farm in Union Bridge, Maryland, peace from friends with four hooves screaming without Read More
Dracula Comes to JBK: Humor, Horror, and Feminism
Vampires are arriving in Frederick this October — in the theater, that is. But there’s no need for wooden stakes and garlic, because this production Read More