The sound of trains will soon be more common in Thurmont, as Maryland Transload Logistics plans to usher in a simpler way of shipping goods between Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Rick Weldon named Chamber Executive of the Year
Frederick-based nonprofit Woman to Woman Mentoring has announced the hiring of its next executive director.
High on a landing overlooking the deconsecrated chapel and altar of the former Visitation Academy building in downtown Frederick, an organ still looms over the mostly empty space, a symbol of the building’s bygone days.
Frederick’s aldermen have questions about some of Mayor Michael O’Connor’s plans for spending the city’s allocation of money from the American Rescue Plan Act for COVID-19 relief.
Rick Weldon named Chamber Executive of the Year
Frederick-based nonprofit Woman to Woman Mentoring has announced the hiring of its next executive director.
High on a landing overlooking the deconsecrated chapel and altar of the former Visitation Academy building in downtown Frederick, an organ sti…
Frederick’s aldermen have questions about some of Mayor Michael O’Connor’s plans for spending the city’s allocation of money from the American…
Frederick’s aldermen will weigh in on plans by Mayor Michael O’Connor on how to spend money the city has received from federal coronavirus rel…
The city of Frederick should set both long-term goals and more short-term aims for individual contracts and projects as it attempts to increas…
Rick Weldon named Chamber Executive of the Year
Frederick-based nonprofit Woman to Woman Mentoring has announced the hiring of its next executive director.
High on a landing overlooking the deconsecrated chapel and altar of the former Visitation Academy building in downtown Frederick, an organ still looms over the mostly empty space, a symbol of the building’s bygone days.
Frederick’s aldermen have questions about some of Mayor Michael O’Connor’s plans for spending the city’s allocation of money from the American Rescue Plan Act for COVID-19 relief.
Frederick’s aldermen will weigh in on plans by Mayor Michael O’Connor on how to spend money the city has received from federal coronavirus relief funds.
The city of Frederick should set both long-term goals and more short-term aims for individual contracts and projects as it attempts to increase the opportunities for women- and minority-owned businesses in the city’s procurement process, according to a consultant hired by the city.
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The city of Frederick should set both long-term goals and more short-term aims for individual contracts and projects as it attempts to increas…
Outdoor dining in downtown Frederick will continue despite concerns about its impact on merchants other than restaurant owners in the area.
Five businesses of varying sizes were recognized this week as the best places to work in Frederick County.
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…
A sleepy black-and-white dog stretched out in the doorway of Orvis-Hunting Creek Outfitters on North Market Street Tuesday afternoon, lazily w…
A possible plan in Middletown to ban chain restaurants from the town could have several exemptions that allow businesses with a limited number…
With Maryland announcing the highest number of available jobs it’s seen in the last five years, the state and Frederick County are continuing …
In an effort to maintain its small-town feel and character, Middletown will consider banning new fast-food and chain restaurants within its limits.
One of Frederick County’s most prominent properties could become a campus of data centers with today’s announced sale of the 2,200-acre former…
Five businesses of varying sizes were recognized this week as the best places to work in Frederick County.
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…
A sleepy black-and-white dog stretched out in the doorway of Orvis-Hunting Creek Outfitters on North Market Street Tuesday afternoon, lazily w…
A possible plan in Middletown to ban chain restaurants from the town could have several exemptions that allow businesses with a limited number…
With Maryland announcing the highest number of available jobs it’s seen in the last five years, the state and Frederick County are continuing …
In an effort to maintain its small-town feel and character, Middletown will consider banning new fast-food and chain restaurants within its limits.
One of Frederick County’s most prominent properties could become a campus of data centers with today’s announced sale of the 2,200-acre former…
Maryland's Department of Labor has found more than 500,000 cases of fraudulent unemployment claims since the start of May, according to the de…
Lisa Coblentz, franchise owner of Manpower Hiring Services in Frederick, is dealing with a supply and demand issue shared by employers nationw…
By 2022, Frederick County will see an estimated 1,500 new jobs after diagnostics solutions company Ellume moves in.
As the global pandemic continues to take a toll on the hospitality industry, the Frederick aldermen will have to decide whether to extend an a…
Frederick Mayor Michael O’Connor is among a group of city leaders from across the country urging the Biden administration to dedicate more fed…
Beef N’ Buns N’ Paradise on East Patrick Street is usually home to a long line of patrons as the weather warms, but this spring’s sunny days b…
Frederick should add at least one employee to work on procurement issues to help improve problems in the city with hiring minority- and woman-…
At the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, sales at Frederick’s Curious Iguana bookstore dropped by 65 percent.
Richard McFall has been on a rollercoaster ride with Maryland's Division of Unemployment Insurance.
The city of Frederick will continue to look for a company to build new hangars at Frederick Municipal Airport after the termination of an agre…
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