The number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Frederick County approached 1,900 on Saturday.
As COVID-19 began to appear in Maryland and eventually Frederick County, Frederick Health Hospital opened its virtual visits to the public, offering them free of charge.
La Paz on Carroll Creek had a line when they opened their patio at 5 p.m. Friday for outdoor dining, hostess Lindsey Baker said.
The majority of COVID-19 cases in Frederick County can be found in five ZIP codes.
Fourth of July will go off with a fizzle rather than a bang as Frederick’s Fourth of July celebration and all of Celebrate Frederick’s other events through Sept. 1 are canceled, the organization announced Thursday.
County Executive Jan Gardner and Frederick Mayor Michael O’Connor announced Thursday that the city and county will follow the latest stages of Gov. Larry Hogan’s reopening plan.
A local state delegate has not given up the fight in arguing that Gov. Larry Hogan’s (R) executive orders are overreaching of the Maryland and U.S. Constitutions.
Hospitalizations across Maryland and in Frederick County dipped Thursday as the majority of the state prepares to reopen restaurants and bars for outdoor service and seating.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced the reopening of outdoor seating and service for restaurants, starting at 5 p.m. Friday.
When the COVID-19 pandemic halted all in-classroom instruction at Frederick County schools, Carroll Creek Montessori School art teacher Lisa Reed had to get creative.
Maryland saw its second consecutive day of increased hospitalizations from COVID-19 as Gov. Larry Hogan announced additional openings Wednesday as part of the first phase of the state’s reopening.
Frederick County continues to see a decline in current COVID-19 hospitalizations as the state saw the first increase in 10 days.
County Council members delayed a final vote for approving up to a $100 million line in credit for a “worst case scenario” at a meeting Tuesday night. Some still had some concerns about whether the county should open that line of credit.
Frederick County Council members unanimously approved a budget adjustment which allocates more than $45 million in federal money to deal with expenses related to the coronavirus.
Muggs Alexander, a 37-year-old Frederick County native who lives in Seoul, South Korea, shares what it was like watching the novel coronavirus spread and a global pandemic unfold. From early warnings to countermeasures, testing and more, Alexander offers a glimpse into how a nation with one …
Frederick County residents who need stitches on a small laceration might feel wary to go to the emergency room during a pandemic – for fear of spreading or contracting the virus, or simply trying to ensure the hospital are not overwhelmed.
In one way, Alasdair and Jill Storer consider themselves lucky.
Sean De Luna was supposed to spend May 17 riding his bike up a hill in Gambrill Mountain enough times to cover the elevation of Mount Everest with other cyclists, in the name of raising money for the Student Homelessness Initiative Partnership of Frederick County.
Frederick County had reported 1,742 cases of COVID-19 and 101 deaths as of Monday, May 25. Of those 1,742 cases, 1,034 cases have been released from isolation, according to the Frederick County Health Department.
The Frederick County Health Department reported its 100th death from COVID-19 Friday afternoon. But those looking at the statistics released by the Maryland Department of Health would see far fewer deaths for the county.
As restaurants continue to operate by providing take-out, curbside and delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic, more are turning to third-party delivery apps like DoorDash and Grubhub to help people get their orders without having to hire a full delivery fleet themselves.
Frederick County has a total of 1,682 positive COVID-19 cases as of Saturday, according to the Frederick County Health Department.
The number of deaths from COVID-19 in Frederick County over the last 2 1/2 months is now more than four-times more than roadway fatalities in the county in all of 2019.
The property tax rate is usually one of the most hotly debated aspects of the county budget process each year, and 2020 was no different.
A bill coming before the Frederick County Council next week will seek approval for access to up to a $100 million line of credit for a “worst case scenario” for fiscal year 2021.
A group of Frederick County firefighters, wearing masks and gloves, gathered in the kitchen of the union hall Friday morning on Yellow Springs Road to package freshly-cooked food into tin trays covered in foil.
Frederick County 4-H clubs are getting creative to keep members engaged and involved during COVID-19.
Frederick County full-time farmers, small businesses and micro businesses will be able to apply for a COVID-relief grant starting next week, County Executive Jan Gardner announced at a press conference on Thursday morning.
The Victor Cullen Center, the state Department of Juvenile Services’ only facility in Frederick County, reported its first COVID-19 case this week after an employee tested positive May 15.
Frederick County reported 44 additional COVID-19 cases Thursday, a number likely to rise as three more drive-thru testing sites to test for COVID-19 open in the county.
Rogers Hornsby, the Hall of Fame second baseman who played primarily with the St. Louis Cardinals a century ago, once said people would often ask him what he did during the offseason when there was no baseball.
The number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Frederick County approached 1,900 on Saturday.
As COVID-19 began to appear in Maryland and eventually Frederick County, Frederick Health Hospital opened its virtual visits to the public, offering them free of charge.
La Paz on Carroll Creek had a line when they opened their patio at 5 p.m. Friday for outdoor dining, hostess Lindsey Baker said.
The majority of COVID-19 cases in Frederick County can be found in five ZIP codes.
Fourth of July will go off with a fizzle rather than a bang as Frederick’s Fourth of July celebration and all of Celebrate Frederick’s other events through Sept. 1 are canceled, the organization announced Thursday.
County Executive Jan Gardner and Frederick Mayor Michael O’Connor announced Thursday that the city and county will follow the latest stages of Gov. Larry Hogan’s reopening plan.
A local state delegate has not given up the fight in arguing that Gov. Larry Hogan’s (R) executive orders are overreaching of the Maryland and U.S. Constitutions.
Hospitalizations across Maryland and in Frederick County dipped Thursday as the majority of the state prepares to reopen restaurants and bars for outdoor service and seating.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced the reopening of outdoor seating and service for restaurants, starting at 5 p.m. Friday.
When the COVID-19 pandemic halted all in-classroom instruction at Frederick County schools, Carroll Creek Montessori School art teacher Lisa Reed had to get creative.
Maryland saw its second consecutive day of increased hospitalizations from COVID-19 as Gov. Larry Hogan announced additional openings Wednesday as part of the first phase of the state’s reopening.
Frederick County continues to see a decline in current COVID-19 hospitalizations as the state saw the first increase in 10 days.
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The number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Frederick County approached 1,900 on Saturday.
As COVID-19 began to appear in Maryland and eventually Frederick County, Frederick Health Hospital opened its virtual…
Frederick County continues to see a decline in current COVID-19 hospitalizations as the state saw the first increase …
The number of deaths from COVID-19 in Frederick County over the last 2 1/2 months is now more than four-times more th…
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Angela Boyle doesn’t know how she is going to pay the $11,000 in overhead costs to keep her business afloat.
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