Military Veterans Become FCC Students
By: Nathan Moxley “Six years ago, I got the go ahead to start the department. I felt like we could do more to make sure Read More
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Halloween Bringing Out the Creativity in Students
By: Kara Felice Halloween is a time for tricks, treats, and memorable moments that will last a lifetime. From costume contests to the antics, Frederick Read More
Without a Coach, Volleyball Team Gets More Wins than Losses
By: Alina Frey The Frederick Community College women’s volleyball team sits on top of its division with a record of 9-5 and has pulled together Read More
Art Exhibit by FCC Professor Gives Voice to Chronic Pain Warriors
Kaitlin McCallion “Medica Veritate” is the current art exhibit in the Mary Condon Hodgson Gallery located in the Visual Arts Building at Frederick Community College. Read More
The Changing Face of Resale
Poshmark is a virtual resale store that is changing the thrifting game. Poshmark and other stores like it, such as Depop have risen to popularity Read More
“Black Panther” and Its Cultural Impact on FCC Students
Black Panther is still pouncing on the competition at the box office and shattering records. Aside from already earning more than $700 million, the Marvel superhero Read More
Extinguishing fires & hunger: W.Va. fire chief starts pizza joint, first restaurant in Blue Ridge Mountain
Earl Cogle had an idea to bring West Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountain something it never had before. With a population of almost 10,000, Blue Ridge Read More
FCC student Jackson Grove launches own clothing line
Jackson Grove is a small town guy looking to make a big-time splash with his own lifestyle and clothing line. Grove, an Urbana High School Read More
Innovation, comfort foods is key at Glory Doughnuts
Glory Doughnuts continues to serve customer after customer on East Church Street in downtown Frederick with its unique menu: A variety of doughnuts and sandwiches, Read More
Local gardens grow food, friendship in community
From the victory gardens of World War II, when civilians grew the majority of their own food at home to preserve more food for troops, Read More