Enjoy the holiday season with a trip to Gaver Farm
With November in full swing, and the warm weather finally blowing away, we can focus our attention on the fall season and the many fun Read More
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Gravel & Grind: More than just a normal coffee shop
Coffee is a big deal here in Frederick. There are many types of coffee shops downtown or throughout Frederick. With so many choices one can Read More
Dinner and a Murder: Audience Becomes Part of the Show
Looking to add a little mystery to dinner? Murder Mystery: Hollywood Homicide at Dutch’s Daughter might meet your needs. The Murder Mystery, under the Whodunnit Read More
Maryland Christmas Show continues this weekend at Frederick Fairgrounds
The Maryland Christmas Show is a local Frederick County event that has been held at the Frederick Fair grounds for 39 years. The annual show Read More
Is the Exorcist Remake Better Than the Original?
By Iveth Lopez Copyright: © Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved. Fifty years after the original release of “The Exorcist” gave theatergoers nightmares, a Read More
FCC music faculty to perform duet recital Sunday
Frederick Community College music faculty Mary Gresock, David Loy, and John Wickelgren will perform a duet recital at college’s Jack B. Kussmaul Theater on Nov. Read More
Come aboard with Frederick’s Sailing through the Winter Solstice
Every winter Carroll Creek transforms into a makeshift dock for lighted boats for the community. Sailing through the Winter Solstice allows the community of Frederick Read More
Namaste to Nama-Slay Yoga in Frederick
The holidays are always stressful with the cooking and cleaning, buying gifts, family coming to visit and all the other preparations necessary to make the Read More
“Killers of the Flower Moon”: Was the 3.5-hour runtime worth it?
Academy Award-winning director Martin Scorsese made his long-awaited return to the big screen this past October with his most ambitious project yet, “Killers of the Read More
Artist Lesa Cook Wants to Always Be Learning
Lesa Cook, who grew up in South Carolina, has been in art almost as long as she’s been an educator. Cook, 59, has been teaching Read More