Nadia Mackey and Darren Sheffield are no strangers to entrepreneurship. The couple has owned several businesses together in Washington, D.C., including a salon and barbershop that was open from 2000 to 2018.
Montgomery County Agricultural Fair — Aug. 13-21, 16 Chestnut St., Gaithersburg. General admission $15 on-site, $12 online advance, ages 11 and under free, parking at the fairgrounds $10. 4-H shows and exhibits, grandstand shows include truck and ATV drag racing, carnival midway. mcagfair.com.
Grab yourself some local, farm-fresh fruits and veggies at these area farmers markets.
Six-year-old Silvia Portillo gazed up at her parents Sunday afternoon as they fiddled with the big white baseball cap on her dark hair and wiped sweat from her forehead. Fat bumblebees lazily loped through the air, occasionally landing on one of the blooms that towered above the little girl.
On a morning near dripping with humidity, Phun Thang crouched in the warm earth before a line of short leafy plants. He parted the stems of one, revealing a cluster of green vegetables, about the size and shape of golf balls.
Montgomery County Agricultural Fair — Aug. 13-21, 16 Chestnut St., Gaithersburg. General admission $15 on-site, $12 online advance, ages 11 an…
Grab yourself some local, farm-fresh fruits and veggies at these area farmers markets.
Six-year-old Silvia Portillo gazed up at her parents Sunday afternoon as they fiddled with the big white baseball cap on her dark hair and wip…
On a morning near dripping with humidity, Phun Thang crouched in the warm earth before a line of short leafy plants. He parted the stems of on…
Built in 2011 on nearly 13 acres, the home at 9811 Baltimore National Pike, Myersville, is last week’s top house. It listed for and closed at …
In Episode 234 of UnCapped, host Chris Sands is in conversation with Jim Bauckman of Grow & Fortify, agriculture consultants who currently…
Montgomery County Agricultural Fair — Aug. 13-21, 16 Chestnut St., Gaithersburg. General admission $15 on-site, $12 online advance, ages 11 and under free, parking at the fairgrounds $10. 4-H shows and exhibits, grandstand shows include truck and ATV drag racing, carnival midway. mcagfair.com.
Grab yourself some local, farm-fresh fruits and veggies at these area farmers markets.
Six-year-old Silvia Portillo gazed up at her parents Sunday afternoon as they fiddled with the big white baseball cap on her dark hair and wiped sweat from her forehead. Fat bumblebees lazily loped through the air, occasionally landing on one of the blooms that towered above the little girl.
On a morning near dripping with humidity, Phun Thang crouched in the warm earth before a line of short leafy plants. He parted the stems of one, revealing a cluster of green vegetables, about the size and shape of golf balls.
Built in 2011 on nearly 13 acres, the home at 9811 Baltimore National Pike, Myersville, is last week’s top house. It listed for and closed at $1.13 million. The all-brick home features a gourmet kitchen, hardwood floors throughout, five bedrooms and bathrooms, interior sprinkler and security…
In Episode 234 of UnCapped, host Chris Sands is in conversation with Jim Bauckman of Grow & Fortify, agriculture consultants who currently manage the Brewers Association of Maryland, the Maryland Wineries Association, and the Maryland Distillers Guild. He ends the podcast with this rapid…
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In Episode 234 of UnCapped, host Chris Sands is in conversation with Jim Bauckman of Grow & Fortify, agriculture consultants who currently…
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Businesses along the Golden Mile area on the west side of Frederick had a good fiscal 2021 even amidst the pandemic that created a challenging…
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In Episode 230 of the UnCapped podcast, host Chris Sands is in conversation with the founders of Pherm Brewing Co., Billy Abbot and Henry Jager. They talked about Phish, bread, Phish, sleep paralysis, Phish, pizza, Phish, and a little bit about their brewery. Listen to the full podcast at fnppodcasts.com/uncapped.
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Plans to relocate a National Park Service facility from its current location in downtown Frederick to a park on the city’s west side have take…
In Episode 230 of the UnCapped podcast, host Chris Sands is in conversation with the founders of Pherm Brewing Co., Billy Abbot and Henry Jager. They talked about Phish, bread, Phish, sleep paralysis, Phish, pizza, Phish, and a little bit about their brewery. Listen to the full podcast at fnppodcasts.com/uncapped.
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