How Voting Unfolded in Frederick During COVID-19
On November 3rd, Americans were able to cast their vote on Election Day. However, many voters cast their ballots through early voting. Those who voted Read More
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College: Online vs. In-Person Classes
With COVID-19, colleges around the world have changed how they are delivering their classes. Many colleges have limited the number of in-person classes they are Read More
Students and Parents Alike Struggle With Virtual Learning
Virtual learning has taken a toll on many parents this fall, and it’s something many parents wish would undergo some sort of restructuring. Shannon Mellott Read More
FCC’s Student Government Association Encourages Youth Turnout in 2020 Election
Young people ages 18 to 29 are expected to turn out in larger numbers this election year, according to Frederick Community College campus political experts. Read More
The New Normal for the MD Aftershock During COVID-19
Frederick sports youth group the MD Aftershocks 16u have had to make many changes to the way the players practice, compete, and enjoy with their Read More
Local bar Brookside Inn Finds Positivity in the Face of a Global Pandemic
Local family-owned business Brookside Inn, located on Jefferson Pike, found positivity during a time of uncertainty in COVID-19 by updating current staff procedures, enhancing food Read More
Jericho Silent Men’s March to Take Place in Frederick on October 24th
“Jericho Silent Men’s March will change the life of any man that attends.” This is according to David Brooks, clinical director and owner of Brooks Read More
Novel Coronavirus Affects Local Organizations and Residents
The marquee of the Weinberg Center, which usually displays information about their upcoming shows, read, “Always look on the bright side of life.” This Monty Read More
Firefighters, County Council Members Clash over Collective Bargaining
There were enough fire department personnel for a working three alarm fire at a crowded meeting in Frederick on Feb. 11. That night, Frederick County Read More
‘Admissions’: Politically Emotional
I knew next to nothing about the play “Admissions” when I went to see it at the Maryland Ensemble Theatre. I didn’t know what it Read More