ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The number of people filing for unemployment in Maryland went up last week, but the number of jobless claims remains well below its peak in the state during the coronavirus pandemic.
A former carwash on the eastern side of Emmitsburg will look a lot different this fall.
A Frederick County man who has been sending funds to a friend in Peru to help purchase food and supplies for the mountain communities around Cusco has been joined in his efforts not just by friends, family and neighbors but by strangers who read his story and wanted to help.
While unemployment applications continue to surpass 1,000 a week in Frederick County, many applicants are still not receiving their benefits.
For the last two and a half months, Frederick County businesses, along with businesses nationwide, have had to decide how they were going to move forward in the pandemic.
A former carwash on the eastern side of Emmitsburg will look a lot different this fall.
A Frederick County man who has been sending funds to a friend in Peru to help purchase food and supplies for the mountain communities around C…
While unemployment applications continue to surpass 1,000 a week in Frederick County, many applicants are still not receiving their benefits.
For the last two and a half months, Frederick County businesses, along with businesses nationwide, have had to decide how they were going to m…
The city of Frederick officially cleared the way for restaurants, breweries, wineries and other establishments to set up temporary outdoor sea…
Frederick will allow several options for “pop-up” dining in an effort to help restaurants provide outdoor seating in the wake of the COVID-19 …
A former carwash on the eastern side of Emmitsburg will look a lot different this fall.
A Frederick County man who has been sending funds to a friend in Peru to help purchase food and supplies for the mountain communities around Cusco has been joined in his efforts not just by friends, family and neighbors but by strangers who read his story and wanted to help.
While unemployment applications continue to surpass 1,000 a week in Frederick County, many applicants are still not receiving their benefits.
For the last two and a half months, Frederick County businesses, along with businesses nationwide, have had to decide how they were going to move forward in the pandemic.
The city of Frederick officially cleared the way for restaurants, breweries, wineries and other establishments to set up temporary outdoor seating in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the passage of two ordinances Thursday night.
Frederick will allow several options for “pop-up” dining in an effort to help restaurants provide outdoor seating in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The city of Frederick officially cleared the way for restaurants, breweries, wineries and other establishments to set up temporary outdoor sea…
Frederick will allow several options for “pop-up” dining in an effort to help restaurants provide outdoor seating in the wake of the COVID-19 …
With Maryland poised to allow the reopening of outdoor seating and service for restaurants beginning Friday, the city of Frederick is consider…
Frederick's aldermen have no problem with extending an agreement with Plamondon Hospitality Partners while they examine the impact of the nove…
Frederick County full-time farmers, small businesses and micro businesses will be able to apply for a COVID-relief grant starting next week, C…
Some signs of normalcy returned to downtown Frederick on Friday night.
The National Park Service is considering Frederick’s developing Westside Regional Park as a site for a training center and other facilities, i…
Frederick will consider expanding the types of uses in one of its zoning categories, a move which would help a local business move to a new lo…
While unemployment claims skyrocket, some business owners are running into a unique problem – they’ve received grant money and can hire their …
With Maryland poised to allow the reopening of outdoor seating and service for restaurants beginning Friday, the city of Frederick is consider…
Frederick's aldermen have no problem with extending an agreement with Plamondon Hospitality Partners while they examine the impact of the nove…
Frederick County full-time farmers, small businesses and micro businesses will be able to apply for a COVID-relief grant starting next week, C…
Some signs of normalcy returned to downtown Frederick on Friday night.
The National Park Service is considering Frederick’s developing Westside Regional Park as a site for a training center and other facilities, i…
Frederick will consider expanding the types of uses in one of its zoning categories, a move which would help a local business move to a new lo…
While unemployment claims skyrocket, some business owners are running into a unique problem – they’ve received grant money and can hire their …
More than half of Frederick businesses that responded to a recent survey from the city's economic development office said they're open on a li…
Just three weeks after its initial launch, the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program has been depleted of funds.
Steve Chafitz, president of e-End in Frederick, is able to pay his employees despite the company not operating during the coronavirus pandemic.
Local organizations and nonprofits are working to address the needs of the international community and the undocumented community during the C…
Karen Barnard is one of 3,822 Frederick County residents who filed for unemployment the week of March 28.
Mayor of Thurmont John Kinnaird said he heard from about 20 employees of NVR, the manufacturing facility, that they felt unsafe going into wor…
Angela Boyle doesn’t know how she is going to pay the $11,000 in overhead costs to keep her business afloat.
Every sober living home in Frederick was recently given a gift card to help meet the needs of its residents during the COVID-19 outbreak.
As more and more workers lose their jobs due to the coronavirus, Frederick County organizations are looking to help make connections for those…
Food banks across Frederick County have continued to offer food and products to residents amid increased business closures and job loss in the…
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