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Blanch Henry believes her destiny was determined before she was born.
Frederick County’s tech community got a day out Friday, as teams filled Baker Park for the fourth annual Tech Games.
The CSX freight train that blew its whistle as it rumbled past the model train set-up was a fitting addition to Brunswick’s Railroad Days festival Saturday.
Maryland will raise the minimum wage to $11 an hour at the beginning of the year, leaving some local businesses trying to figure out how the change will affect them.
Smallpox hasn’t been a threat to mankind for decades. But a Frederick company is working on a cure in case the virus ever returns.
Frederick County’s tech community got a day out Friday, as teams filled Baker Park for the fourth annual Tech Games.
The CSX freight train that blew its whistle as it rumbled past the model train set-up was a fitting addition to Brunswick’s Railroad Days fest…
Maryland will raise the minimum wage to $11 an hour at the beginning of the year, leaving some local businesses trying to figure out how the c…
Smallpox hasn’t been a threat to mankind for decades. But a Frederick company is working on a cure in case the virus ever returns.
The Washington region’s economy had a good July after a slow first half of 2019, but concerns about a potential government shutdown could cast…
Fewer commuters in the Washington, D.C., area are driving to work alone, although it remains the most common method of commuting, especially i…
Frederick County’s tech community got a day out Friday, as teams filled Baker Park for the fourth annual Tech Games.
The CSX freight train that blew its whistle as it rumbled past the model train set-up was a fitting addition to Brunswick’s Railroad Days festival Saturday.
Maryland will raise the minimum wage to $11 an hour at the beginning of the year, leaving some local businesses trying to figure out how the change will affect them.
Smallpox hasn’t been a threat to mankind for decades. But a Frederick company is working on a cure in case the virus ever returns.
The Washington region’s economy had a good July after a slow first half of 2019, but concerns about a potential government shutdown could cast a dark cloud over things going forward, according to a new report.
Fewer commuters in the Washington, D.C., area are driving to work alone, although it remains the most common method of commuting, especially in outer areas such as Frederick County, according to a survey conducted by a regional transportation group.
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The Washington region’s economy had a good July after a slow first half of 2019, but concerns about a potential government shutdown could cast…
Fewer commuters in the Washington, D.C., area are driving to work alone, although it remains the most common method of commuting, especially i…
Work on the next phase of Livable Frederick, which will focus on specific areas of the county, is expected to start in the coming months.
A salon co-working space that will open in December in Frederick County is the latest way stylists can own their own business with little overhead.
While Frederick County transit officials support the addition of a circulator shuttle to Frederick’s Golden Mile community, there are no plans…
When a section of Monocacy Boulevard was closed in October 2017 to widen the road and add a second bridge over the Monocacy River, the hope wa…
James “Rudy” Day started at Watkins Cabinet Co. in 1957, just days after graduating from Damascus High School.
Frederick County issued housing permits in 2018 at a level last seen before the Great Recession, while commercial development in Maryland’s Wa…
Work on the next phase of Livable Frederick, which will focus on specific areas of the county, is expected to start in the coming months.
A salon co-working space that will open in December in Frederick County is the latest way stylists can own their own business with little overhead.
While Frederick County transit officials support the addition of a circulator shuttle to Frederick’s Golden Mile community, there are no plans…
When a section of Monocacy Boulevard was closed in October 2017 to widen the road and add a second bridge over the Monocacy River, the hope wa…
Frederick County issued housing permits in 2018 at a level last seen before the Great Recession, while commercial development in Maryland’s Wa…
As preparations and planning continue for the construction of toll lanes along part of Interstate 270 in an effort to ease congestion on the h…
Frederick County Council members unanimously approved a resolution of support — including a $200,000 commercial and industrial tax credit — fo…
The development of an Urbana office building on a small parcel of land along Urbana Pike can move forward after a vote Wednesday by the Freder…
The Frederick County Planning Commission approved a series of plans Wednesday for the Westview South development, clearing the way for the add…
CHICAGO — Seniors in major metropolitan areas, especially in the Northeast and around Washington, D.C., are more likely to continue working pa…
Normally, Kelly Schulz said, she tries not to work when she comes home to Frederick County.
Of the many elements that make up a thriving urban ecosystem, curbside space is important but often overlooked.
A California drug company building a plant in Urbana made it official Wednesday, with the announcement of plans for the plant to make cancer d…
Chris Pondoc, a junior at Frederick High School, came up with the business idea his freshman year.
After more than two years of work, Frederick County will likely move one step closer to a new master plan next month, with the completion of t…
The Own It Company recently opened in Brunswick as a co-working space for those who work in positions that are “location independent.” Carmell…
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