Ways to Vote in Maryland
As October draws to a close and November begins, many people, regardless of their political affiliation, are deciding on how they will vote this year. Read More
As October draws to a close and November begins, many people, regardless of their political affiliation, are deciding on how they will vote this year. Read More
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
2020 has brought about many new changes, one of the biggest being that Frederick County Public Schools have moved to remote, all online schooling. This Read More
“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
“We are at the mercy of COVID and the government,” said Tad Janes. With COVID-19 precautions taking Frederick Community College courses almost completely online, the Read More
The Initial News As the mother of a high school senior preparing to graduate, the mother of a sixth grader with a detailed IEP (Individualized Read More
Are we all living the same experiences right now in our social isolation? Or do we all experience these unprecedented events differently? For me, this Read More
My first semester at Frederick Community College didn’t go the best. I failed my online math class because I had trouble adapting to an online Read More
In early May, Maryland’s confirmed caseload of covid-19 was nearing 30,000, and the death toll was nearing 1,500. Quarantine, also known as the “stay at Read More
Cooped up in your house with a Netflix account and nothing else to do? You aren’t the only one. The Coronavirus pandemic has caused hundreds Read More