This is the busiest week of the year for Hillside Turkey Farms.
For many Americans, this will be a melancholy Thanksgiving. But there is reason for hoping that brighter days lie ahead.
It’s a tough blow for Americans that the CDC has more or less urged us to cancel Thanksgiving this year, but good news for the world that the agency is back in the driver’s seat when it comes to public messaging on the pandemic.
This is the busiest week of the year for Hillside Turkey Farms.
There have been many stories regarding outbreaks of COVID-19 on college campuses, sometimes leading to closures. The decision to resume on-campus learning this fall at Hood College was one of the most difficult of my presidency, but remote learning in the spring had proven to be a formidable…
NEW YORK — Looking for toilet paper? Good luck.
PARIS — France’s government on Friday got supermarket chains and e-commerce platforms like Amazon to agree to postpone “Black Friday” promotions, responding to concerns that shops shuttered by the nation’s coronavirus lockdown are hemorrhaging business and could be hurt further if they miss …
Can someone explain why we have a Frederick County Board of Health that, in the midst of a pandemic, has not met in years?
As coronavirus cases surge and talks of shutdowns across the country resume, Americans are realizing traditional Thanksgiving get-togethers are largely off the table.
Bobby Wilhide arrived at Frederick Health’s COVID-19 testing center off Monocacy Way at 7:30 Thursday morning, just 30 minutes after it opened. Three hours later, he finally got his test.
Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday announced limits to operating hours for restaurants and bars and reduced indoor capacity from 75 to 50 percent for retail businesses in an attempt to curb further spread of the coronavirus.
The Pfizer vaccine, along with its likely successors, is a very good thing for the U.S. and the world. Yet it’s also likely to reshape America in some unsettling ways, segregating society more tightly into rational and irrational responders, especially in the short run.
Years ago, the families of all four of my children would have gathered for Thanksgiving dinner at my home. In recent years, I’ve been invited to their homes, and was (tentatively) for this year, but with the coronavirus going gangbusters, we revised our plans as many, if not most of you, have done.
For many Americans, this will be a melancholy Thanksgiving. But there is reason for hoping that brighter days lie ahead.
It’s a tough blow for Americans that the CDC has more or less urged us to cancel Thanksgiving this year, but good news for the world that the agency is back in the driver’s seat when it comes to public messaging on the pandemic.
This is the busiest week of the year for Hillside Turkey Farms.
There have been many stories regarding outbreaks of COVID-19 on college campuses, sometimes leading to closures. The decision to resume on-campus learning this fall at Hood College was one of the most difficult of my presidency, but remote learning in the spring had proven to be a formidable…
NEW YORK — Looking for toilet paper? Good luck.
PARIS — France’s government on Friday got supermarket chains and e-commerce platforms like Amazon to agree to postpone “Black Friday” promotions, responding to concerns that shops shuttered by the nation’s coronavirus lockdown are hemorrhaging business and could be hurt further if they miss …
Can someone explain why we have a Frederick County Board of Health that, in the midst of a pandemic, has not met in years?
As coronavirus cases surge and talks of shutdowns across the country resume, Americans are realizing traditional Thanksgiving get-togethers are largely off the table.
Bobby Wilhide arrived at Frederick Health’s COVID-19 testing center off Monocacy Way at 7:30 Thursday morning, just 30 minutes after it opened. Three hours later, he finally got his test.
Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday announced limits to operating hours for restaurants and bars and reduced indoor capacity from 75 to 50 percent for retail businesses in an attempt to curb further spread of the coronavirus.
Maryland reported more than 1,000 daily COVID-19 cases for a sixth consecutive day Monday, as the state continues to …
Maryland reported 1,410 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, slightly less than Friday's 1,541 new cases. However, the …
Maryland reported more than 1,500 new COVID-19 infections Friday, as the novel coronavirus continued its fall resurge…
More grant money will soon be available for childcare facilities and the food service and hospitality industry in the…
County residents streamed into polling places as Election Day began Tuesday, capping off an historically busy year for early and absentee voting period. News-Post reporters and photographers will be filing updates throughout the day and into the early morning hours as this story develops.
Latest news:
- BOE candidates await poll closures, results
- Maryland Elections Board debunks false rumors
- Steady but light stream of voters at Frederick High
- Large turnout near Golden Mile
- Middletown quiet as day begins
- Brunswick voters turn out in swaths
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland — A team of volunteer health professionals has been deployed to polling stations around the state…
For Vito and Tammy Loiola, owners of Quality Shoe Repair on North Market Street, federal assistance isn’t enough to g…
COVID hospitalizations in Maryland have been steadily increasing since the beginning of October, according to data fr…
NEWARK, N.J. — A complete picture has yet to emerge of how much learning was lost by students during the pandemic. Th…
DES MOINES, Iowa — Even as a fall resurgence of coronavirus infections strain hospitals, officials in many of the har…
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Her voice cracked as she spoke from her hospital bed. “I want to go home,” she pleaded.
Sometimes, the days and weeks just aren't long enough for Col. Ryan Eckmeier and his team at Fort Detrick.
The Thurmont town office will be closed for the rest of the week after an employee who was in the building began exhi…
Like many hospitals across the country, Frederick Health Hospital is filling up with coronavirus patients once again.
Frederick County now has 14 people hospitalized due to COVID-19, four of whom are in intensive care, according to the…
Tawanna Turner received an eviction notice just days after the Sept. 25 end of the statewide moratorium on all evicti…
On any given day, Capt. Rick Stitely and the firefighters and paramedics at Frederick County Division of Fire and Res…
Gov. Larry Hogan announced a $10 million relief program on Monday aimed at helping farmers across the state.
A total of four Frederick County Public Schools food and nutrition services employees have now tested positive for CO…
Frederick County reported 34 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, bringing the total to just shy of 4,500.
Following some in-person protests outside of Frederick County Board of Education meetings in recent weeks, some paren…
Frederick police officers are now eligible for hazard pay for assignments that have exposed them to COVID-19.
Two employees of the Frederick County Public Schools Food and Nutrition Services department have tested positive for …
Facing public skepticism about rushed COVID-19 vaccines, U.S. health officials are planning extra scrutiny of the fir…
Frederick County reported 17 new cases of the coronavirus on Saturday, bringing the county's total since March to 4,314.
Four years in, Aje Hill still doesn’t have an office.
Frederick County Public Schools students and staff will continue to operate under a virtual learning model until at l…
The Frederick County Board of Education will be briefed Wednesday on plans to have the school system operate under a …
Frederick County reported 31 new cases of the novel coronavirus on Saturday, bringing its total to 4,175 cases since …
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have tested positive for coronavirus and are said to be suffering "mild" symptoms. This is a developing story:
- Trump going to military hospital
- Trump 'fatigued,' receiving experimental drugs
- Calls grow for more testing on Capitol Hill
- Biden, wife test negative
- Trump has 'mild' symptoms
- Stocks slump on news of Trump infection
- Pence tests negative
- The world responds to Trump's infection
President Donald Trump may be the leader of the free world, but as far as the coronavirus is concerned, he is a 74-ye…
President Donald Trump interacted or traveled with a large coterie of top aides and advisers in the days before he wa…
WASHINGTON — Vice President Mike Pence tested negative for the coronavirus Friday, his office announced, suggesting h…
News that President Donald Trump has tested positive for the coronavirus presents a formidable new obstacle for a ree…
For the first time since March 28, Maryland reported no new COVID-19 deaths on Thursday.
At the Giant supermarket pharmacy on New Design road, residents have steadily trickled in to get their flu shots.
Child care providers across Maryland can return to full capacity, per their license, effective immediately, after an …
Frederick County reported 24 new positive cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, bringing the county's total to 4,019 since t…
Even though the state of Maryland has entered Stage 3 of the governor's reopening plan, it seems unlikely that Freder…
The Frederick County Health Department announced a new pop-up testing site for COVID-19 on Tuesday.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Monday that all professional and volunteer firefighters in Maryland will receive serology …
The COVID-19 pandemic is not exactly the best time to turn away business. But Jorge Velasquez, owner of Mayta’s Peruv…
County Executive Jan Gardner (D) announced Monday that Frederick County would "take a pause" and keep restaurants, ba…
The COVID-19 positivity rate in Maryland dropped below 3 percent for the first time Sunday.
There were 682 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Maryland on Saturday, 139 more than were reported on Friday.
Gov. Larry Hogan kicked off the first Maryland Restaurant Week by announcing that indoor dining capacity can increase…
Frederick County announced the addition of three pop-up testing sites for COVID-19 on Thursday.
Frederick County recorded its 122nd death attributed to the novel coronavirus Wednesday.
After spending nearly two weeks in single digits, the daily number of COVID-19 deaths in Maryland was back at 10 Tuesday.
Maryland reported a smaller increase of COVID-19 cases for a second consecutive day Monday.
Cases of COVID-19 in the state and county continue to rise.
Frederick County reported one death related to COVID-19 on Saturday, bringing the county's death toll to 121. It had …
Six senior nursing students at Hood College are putting their education to work for their own school.
Hood College has resumed operations after a student tested positive for COVID-19 late last week, which sent the entir…
Maryland purchased 250,000 rapid point-of-care antigen tests for COVID-19 that will be deployed across the state to a…
Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg is currently seeing the highest number of “active” COVID-19 cases on campus…
County Executive Jan Gardner announced roughly $1.36 million in grants for child care providers and to provide legal …
There were fewer than 400 new coronavirus cases in Maryland for the second consecutive day, according to the state he…
In a small office space in a business park on Thomas Johnson Drive in Frederick, nearly half a dozen women gathered i…
Pop-up dining utilizing the Market Street closure downtown will be adjusted starting Friday, according to the City of…
Frederick County’s government felt compelled Monday to issue a reminder to businesses that only retail spaces and hou…
Following one student testing positive for COVID-19, Hood College instituted a shelter-in-place order Sunday night th…
Hospitalizations related to COVID-19 decreased Sunday across Maryland as the state positivity rate increased slightly.
The Frederick County Health Department reported yet another COVID-19 related death Saturday, bringing the county's de…
As Maryland moved into its next phase of reopening Friday, the state reported its highest number of new COVID-19 case…
Early last week, about a dozen or so people protested outside the post office on East Patrick Street in Frederick.
Frederick County will now track the rate of new coronavirus cases on its COVID-19 dashboard online, following the lea…
As Maryland prepares to move into its next phase of reopening, it made incremental gains against the novel coronaviru…
Wearing a royal blue shirt with white lettering that declared "A little more love", Josefina Romero, like most people…
Nearly all of the key metrics for COVID-19 rose across the state Tuesday, with the Maryland Department of Health repo…
