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In time for what should have been his 85th birthday, a mural of renowned Frederick resident and food bus operator Raymond Scott is set to come…
When Gera Lozano began conceptualizing the design for a mural on South Market Street in downtown Frederick, she thought of a heron.
“To accept one’s past — one’s history — is not the same thing as drowning in it; it is learning how to use it.” This quote is among the many o…
The annual Emmitsburg Community Heritage Day will still take place on Saturday, although the celebration will not look like it usually does.
Thurmont’s largest annual gathering is canceled.
Though many states and communities are slowly reopening in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s been a particularly tough few months for m…
In time for what should have been his 85th birthday, a mural of renowned Frederick resident and food bus operator Raymond Scott is set to come to fruition on the city’s south side.
When Gera Lozano began conceptualizing the design for a mural on South Market Street in downtown Frederick, she thought of a heron.
“To accept one’s past — one’s history — is not the same thing as drowning in it; it is learning how to use it.” This quote is among the many outstanding observations in James Baldwin’s seminal text “The Fire Next Time.” And while it’s possible to drown in Baldwin’s righteous indictment of ra…
The annual Emmitsburg Community Heritage Day will still take place on Saturday, although the celebration will not look like it usually does.
Thurmont’s largest annual gathering is canceled.
Though many states and communities are slowly reopening in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s been a particularly tough few months for musicians who made their livelihood playing music in a live setting. Because of as much, we’ve been checking in with various artists throughout the are…
NEW YORK — Joel Schumacher, the eclectic and brazen filmmaker who dressed New York department store windows before shepherding the Brat Pack t…
Sometimes, size does matter.
As Lorenzo Nichols hopped onto the Baker Park bandshell stage in Frederick during the March for Justice on June 5, thousands of demonstrators …
The cancelations of events and shutdowns of bars and restaurants due to COVID-19 have affected everybody, including local musicians who have s…
LucidBeings Dance and Slant Light Poets were set to take the stage at Frederick’s Sky Stage this weekend for an evening of poetry and dance.
The Downtown Frederick Partnership and four other Main Street organizations across the county are sprucing up public art spaces and they need …
When Frederick Community College was forced to closed down in March because of COVID-19 quarantine orders, jazz ensemble instructor Anita Thom…
NEW YORK — Joel Schumacher, the eclectic and brazen filmmaker who dressed New York department store windows before shepherding the Brat Pack t…
Sometimes, size does matter.
As Lorenzo Nichols hopped onto the Baker Park bandshell stage in Frederick during the March for Justice on June 5, thousands of demonstrators …
The cancelations of events and shutdowns of bars and restaurants due to COVID-19 have affected everybody, including local musicians who have s…
LucidBeings Dance and Slant Light Poets were set to take the stage at Frederick’s Sky Stage this weekend for an evening of poetry and dance.
The Downtown Frederick Partnership and four other Main Street organizations across the county are sprucing up public art spaces and they need …
When Frederick Community College was forced to closed down in March because of COVID-19 quarantine orders, jazz ensemble instructor Anita Thom…
For Frederick artist Matthew Long, the COVID-19 pandemic has been both devastating and honorable.
For Frederick artist Matthew Long, the COVID-19 pandemic has been both devastating and honorable.
For the last 10 weeks, I’ve been asking local musicians about how they have coped with the COVID-19 pandemic and being quarantined. This week,…
While county residents may miss out on a bevy of carnivals this summer due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the loss for volunteer fire compa…
The cancelations of events and shutdowns of bars and restaurants due to COVID-19 have affected everybody — and that includes local musicians w…
Gathering in a small room and engaging in a tailored escape game with a group of friends or family members has been frowned upon during the CO…
We’re all quarantined for a while but we don’t have to be bored (or hungry). Here’s a small guide to things to eat, do and see this week in Fr…
“It was the worst of times, it was the worst of times.” A beginning many people can relate to right now.
DON’T MISS: “Quiz” — This thrilling three-part miniseries whisks viewers back to 2001 and a remarkable moment in British TV history. It recall…
DON’T MISS: “Artemis Fowl” — Author Eoin Colfer’s beloved kid genius comes to life in this fantastical, live-action family film. Directed by K…
DON’T MISS: “Long Gone Summer” — Arriving at a time when the ballparks are empty, the latest “30 for 30” sports documentary relives one of the…
While county residents may miss out on a bevy of carnivals this summer due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the loss for volunteer fire compa…
The cancelations of events and shutdowns of bars and restaurants due to COVID-19 have affected everybody — and that includes local musicians w…
Gathering in a small room and engaging in a tailored escape game with a group of friends or family members has been frowned upon during the CO…
We’re all quarantined for a while but we don’t have to be bored (or hungry). Here’s a small guide to things to eat, do and see this week in Fr…
“It was the worst of times, it was the worst of times.” A beginning many people can relate to right now.
DON’T MISS: “Quiz” — This thrilling three-part miniseries whisks viewers back to 2001 and a remarkable moment in British TV history. It recall…
DON’T MISS: “Artemis Fowl” — Author Eoin Colfer’s beloved kid genius comes to life in this fantastical, live-action family film. Directed by K…
DON’T MISS: “Long Gone Summer” — Arriving at a time when the ballparks are empty, the latest “30 for 30” sports documentary relives one of the…
DON’T MISS: “United We Sing: A Grammy Salute to the Unsung Heroes” — Harry Connick Jr. hosts and performs in this two-hour special dedicated t…
DON’T MISS: “Hamilton” — Couldn’t make it to New York to see Lin-Manuel Miranda’s electrifying, hip-hop infused stage sensation about American…
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