Category: Local


FREDERICK MD: On Aug. 22, just about 10 minutes away from FCC, the Frederick Card Collective opened its doors on N Market St for card lovers in Frederick and beyond.


The Frederick Keys opened their 2026 home schedule at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium, hosting the Hudson Valley Renegades in a six game, mid-April opening series that marked Frederick’s return to affiliated baseball. While Frederick ended up losing four Read more…


With Spring break over and May closely approaching, students of Frederick Community College enter the Spring semesters most stressful month. Finals on the horizon, many students have to juggle multiple classes, jobs ,and everything outside of school. First year student, Read more…


Eternia Dreams Toys & Collectibles in Francis Scott Key Mall opened on September 13th 2025, and is the newest local spot for vintage toys in Frederick. Eternia Dreams may have started in a garage, but it is now a fully Read more…


Frederick Community College has announced that it will switch from Blackboard to Blackboard Ultra in the Fall of 2026. The transition places FCC among a growing number of colleges around the United States switching to Blackboard’s new, modern option. Blackboard Read more…


Over the past few months, local gas prices have gone up. According to AAA.com the highest recorded price for regular gas in Maryland is about $4 per gallon. With tensions rising in the Middle East, and oil and gas being Read more…


February 16th, Dayah McCray On February 16, the Know Your Rights event occurred at the Mosaic Center, in the Student Center at Frederick Community College. This forum allowed the community to ask questions to police officers, immigrant attorneys, and to Read more…


On February 15th, Frederick High School hosted an event for the Asian Lunar New Year. Organized by an eight person committee, this Lunar New Year Celebration promised a food, and fun-filled time for all ages to enjoy.   This annual tradition, Read more…


After talking about the anxiety induced from his first trip to the disabled list since May 2014, Zach Britton fixed a smile and shifted down memory lane. The last time the Orioles All-Star closer played for the Frederick Keys was Read more…