Preparations for February’s Fire in Ice festival are being made, but whether one of downtown Frederick’s biggest events of the year will go on remains to be seen.
Only about one in 10 Marylanders plan to travel for Thanksgiving, amid worries about rising COVID-19 numbers in the state.
It was Christmas at the Frederick Fairgrounds Sunday as the 37th annual Maryland Christmas Show entered its third day of festivities.
Kara Clark knows the effect vacant buildings can have on a business.
As Maryland and much of the country see a rise in COVID-19 numbers and experts warn against large gatherings for Thanksgiving, holiday travel is expected to drop significantly, according to AAA.
Only about one in 10 Marylanders plan to travel for Thanksgiving, amid worries about rising COVID-19 numbers in the state.
It was Christmas at the Frederick Fairgrounds Sunday as the 37th annual Maryland Christmas Show entered its third day of festivities.
Kara Clark knows the effect vacant buildings can have on a business.
As Maryland and much of the country see a rise in COVID-19 numbers and experts warn against large gatherings for Thanksgiving, holiday travel …
PREIT, owner of the Francis Scott Key Mall and similar properties in the eastern U.S., has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but the company sa…
Memorabilia for Frederick's 275th anniversary will be available at a special pop-up shop on Market Street on Saturday.
Only about one in 10 Marylanders plan to travel for Thanksgiving, amid worries about rising COVID-19 numbers in the state.
It was Christmas at the Frederick Fairgrounds Sunday as the 37th annual Maryland Christmas Show entered its third day of festivities.
Kara Clark knows the effect vacant buildings can have on a business.
As Maryland and much of the country see a rise in COVID-19 numbers and experts warn against large gatherings for Thanksgiving, holiday travel is expected to drop significantly, according to AAA.
PREIT, owner of the Francis Scott Key Mall and similar properties in the eastern U.S., has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but the company said the move is not expected to impact operations.
Memorabilia for Frederick's 275th anniversary will be available at a special pop-up shop on Market Street on Saturday.
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PREIT, owner of the Francis Scott Key Mall and similar properties in the eastern U.S., has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but the company sa…
Memorabilia for Frederick's 275th anniversary will be available at a special pop-up shop on Market Street on Saturday.
Wednesday morning's cloudy weather prevented a celebratory takeoff to break it in, but the official opening of an extension of one of Frederic…
In March, Visit Frederick — the county’s tourism board — looked to have a great year. Restaurant Week went smoothly, and they were about to pu…
WINCHESTER, Va. — In a normal year, hundreds of book lovers would have descended on Winchester this summer for Shenandoah University’s annual …
Frederick restaurants have more time than originally expected for outdoor dining options thanks to rules approved by the city Thursday night.
Frederick restaurants could get another year of outdoor dining as the city considers expanding the options it put in place to help deal with t…
Maryland announced a new attendance record for state parks this year, with more than 17 million visitors so far in 2020.
Nearly four years later, the project to remake Middletown’s Main Street is essentially finished, the State Highway Administration announced Friday.
In March, Visit Frederick — the county’s tourism board — looked to have a great year. Restaurant Week went smoothly, and they were about to pu…
Frederick restaurants have more time than originally expected for outdoor dining options thanks to rules approved by the city Thursday night.
Frederick restaurants could get another year of outdoor dining as the city considers expanding the options it put in place to help deal with t…
Nearly four years later, the project to remake Middletown’s Main Street is essentially finished, the State Highway Administration announced Friday.
With a city plan for expanded outdoor dining set to expire at the end of October, downtown Frederick restaurants are keeping one eye on the ca…
Frederick’s Department of Economic Development is once again providing grants to small businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. This is t…
After months of staying at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, travelers may start to head out on shorter trips over the Labor Day weekend, and…
Downtown Frederick will have a new piece of art after the city's aldermen approved an agreement to have a sculpture installed at Carroll Creek…
A weeklong scavenger hunt in Frederick will begin Saturday, involving local businesses and sites.
Robert Black knows how lucky he was to grow up working with his father.
The COVID-19 pandemic may have cancelled various July 4 fireworks displays this year, but Frederick Countians will have a chance to see firewo…
The city of Frederick and an organization contracted to build new hangars at Frederick Municipal Airport will have to go back to the drawing b…
The Downtown Frederick Partnership will hold off as long as possible on a decision on its Alive @ Five events in 2021, as the impacts of the C…
Maryland’s vehicular traffic dropped by more than half during the depths of the coronavirus pandemic in April, and is still down about 20 perc…
Food trucks in Frederick will be able to go to more places and stay open longer under relaxed rules approved by the city.
A local group wants to bring a public market to downtown Frederick, where city residents and visitors could shop for local produce and other s…
With many events and festivals canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the city of Frederick is looking at easing restrictions on food truc…
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