Mayor of Thurmont John Kinnaird said he heard from about 20 employees of NVR, the manufacturing facility, that they felt unsafe going into work due to fear of the coronavirus, two weeks ago.
WASHINGTON — A grim snapshot of the U.S. job market’s sudden collapse emerged Friday with a report that employers shed hundreds of thousands of jobs last month because of the viral outbreak that’s brought the economy to a near-standstill.
For downtown Frederick, First Saturdays are usually a chance for residents and visitors alike to get out and explore the downtown area.
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.
WASHINGTON — A grim snapshot of the U.S. job market’s sudden collapse emerged Friday with a report that employers shed hundreds of thousands o…
For downtown Frederick, First Saturdays are usually a chance for residents and visitors alike to get out and explore the downtown area.
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…
WASHINGTON — A grim snapshot of the U.S. job market’s sudden collapse emerged Friday with a report that employers shed hundreds of thousands of jobs last month because of the viral outbreak that’s brought the economy to a near-standstill.
For downtown Frederick, First Saturdays are usually a chance for residents and visitors alike to get out and explore the downtown area.
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 in need of work.
Food banks across Frederick County have continued to offer food and products to residents amid increased business closures and job loss in the wake of COVID-19.
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Food banks across Frederick County have continued to offer food and products to residents amid increased business closures and job loss in the…
Sheetz has raised employee wages by $3 per hour through April 13, according to a press release from the company.
The Frederick News-Post launched a free job matching service to Frederick County residents affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
No one knows what the ultimate economic toll on Frederick County and the Washington, D.C. region will be from the COVID-19 viral pandemic, but…
When restaurants and bars had to shift to strictly carry-out and delivery as per Gov. Larry Hogan’s mandates, countless service workers were l…
Gov. Larry Hogan’s recent order forbidding sit-down service at restaurants and bars has left businesses scrambling to figure out how to keep s…
The Reverse Job Fair planned for March 24 has been postponed. The event planned by Community Living Inc. and several other agencies benefiting…
A bill in the state Senate would require employers to provide a new form of insurance for family leave for their employees.
After an at-times tumultuous 2019, Frederick is heading into 2020 at “a crossroads of extraordinary progress and evident challenges,” Mayor Mi…
The Frederick News-Post launched a free job matching service to Frederick County residents affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
No one knows what the ultimate economic toll on Frederick County and the Washington, D.C. region will be from the COVID-19 viral pandemic, but…
When restaurants and bars had to shift to strictly carry-out and delivery as per Gov. Larry Hogan’s mandates, countless service workers were l…
Gov. Larry Hogan’s recent order forbidding sit-down service at restaurants and bars has left businesses scrambling to figure out how to keep s…
The Reverse Job Fair planned for March 24 has been postponed. The event planned by Community Living Inc. and several other agencies benefiting…
A bill in the state Senate would require employers to provide a new form of insurance for family leave for their employees.
After an at-times tumultuous 2019, Frederick is heading into 2020 at “a crossroads of extraordinary progress and evident challenges,” Mayor Mi…
For the past two summers, Carol Rollman has employed several students at her Sycamore Springs Farm outside of Frederick as part of the YouthWo…
When Elizabeth Tennyson began flight school about 20 years ago, she did not have a single female instructor.
The Maryland Tech Council (MTC) has expanded its involvement in Frederick with the establishment of a new office at 12 W. Church St., which wi…
Employees at Frederick’s Wright Manufacturing are used to working overtime to hit their targeted number of lawn mowers manufactured each day.
A planned retail area in Linganore is on the way to getting its first tenants, with the approval of a convenience store and a child care cente…
The Md. 85 corridor south of Frederick will be getting its third Sheetz.
The redevelopment of the Frederick Towne Mall on Frederick’s Golden Mile presents a chance to revitalize its neighborhood along West Patrick S…
A nonprofit dedicated to helping those with disabilities live full, independent lives has a new director of development.
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