Frederick County resident Debby Moone’s lawn is a sight to see.
When Corinne Morse found one of her late grandmother’s handwritten recipes inside an old cookbook, she wanted to share it with her mother. So she transferred an image of the recipe card onto tea towels for her mother and other relatives.
The problem with Miss Kim is she doesn’t look like what you might expect. She’s a lilac (Syringa patula), but not what we usually think of as a lilac.
Frederick’s second annual Mother Earth News Fair drew to a close Sunday afternoon with a crowd more-or-less on par with what organizers expected based on last year’s draw and the weather.
Whether it’s making a low-tech chicken waterer, composting, beekeeping or gardening, the Mother Earth News Fair provided exhibits, lectures and hands-on workshops for any individual with a passion to enrich the natural Earth around them.
Carroll Creek Linear Park was packed Saturday with exhibitors showcasing artwork, jewelry, clothing and handmade home goods during the 26th annual Frederick Festival of the Arts.
Monocacy Valley Montessori Public Charter School near downtown Frederick held it’s annual Building and Grounds Work Day to spruce up the school ahead of the summer season.
When Corinne Morse found one of her late grandmother’s handwritten recipes inside an old cookbook, she wanted to share it with her mother. So …
The problem with Miss Kim is she doesn’t look like what you might expect. She’s a lilac (Syringa patula), but not what we usually think of as …
Frederick’s second annual Mother Earth News Fair drew to a close Sunday afternoon with a crowd more-or-less on par with what organizers expect…
Whether it’s making a low-tech chicken waterer, composting, beekeeping or gardening, the Mother Earth News Fair provided exhibits, lectures an…
Carroll Creek Linear Park was packed Saturday with exhibitors showcasing artwork, jewelry, clothing and handmade home goods during the 26th an…
Monocacy Valley Montessori Public Charter School near downtown Frederick held it’s annual Building and Grounds Work Day to spruce up the schoo…
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What if your home had a spare room you’d never noticed before? Your garage, even if it has one or more cars in it, can pull double-duty as a g…
If there was any doubt that gardening is as much a state of mind as a cultivation of plants, I give you the merry month of May.
Most homeowners remodel their homes to improve their quality of life. Nearly all hope the renovation adds equity to their home so that when it…
Sometimes, in the course of our hectic lives, it’s easy to forget — or not even notice — the little things that make living in Frederick Count…
Sure, a single stem tucked in a bud vase looks pretty alongside breakfast in bed, but why not go big this Mother’s Day, with long-lasting, gia…
Downtown Frederick sparkled and shined after 485 volunteers descended on the city to spring clean and spruce up sidewalks during the eighth an…
April is the month to plant herbs — in pots, in raised beds, in designated herb gardens — and, like spring itself, these aromatic jewels speak…
What if your home had a spare room you’d never noticed before? Your garage, even if it has one or more cars in it, can pull double-duty as a g…
If there was any doubt that gardening is as much a state of mind as a cultivation of plants, I give you the merry month of May.
Most homeowners remodel their homes to improve their quality of life. Nearly all hope the renovation adds equity to their home so that when it…
Sometimes, in the course of our hectic lives, it’s easy to forget — or not even notice — the little things that make living in Frederick Count…
Sure, a single stem tucked in a bud vase looks pretty alongside breakfast in bed, but why not go big this Mother’s Day, with long-lasting, gia…
Downtown Frederick sparkled and shined after 485 volunteers descended on the city to spring clean and spruce up sidewalks during the eighth an…
April is the month to plant herbs — in pots, in raised beds, in designated herb gardens — and, like spring itself, these aromatic jewels speak…
A farmers market will be held in May through the fall in New Market that will sell both fresh produce and artisan crafts.
A farmers market will be held in May through the fall in New Market that will sell both fresh produce and artisan crafts.
The second annual Thurmont Green Fest was held Saturday with a wide range of activities and vendors to educate the community on how to be more…
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Boys and girls were running around the pavement blowing bubbles, a little girl sat on a bench to bask in the sun, others were having their fac…
It’s not easy to run a Renaissance Faire empire.
Early Saturday morning, dozens of people were buzzing between clothing racks and dozens of tables in the Grimes and Hendricks wing of one of t…
LOS ANGELES — L.A.’s love affair with swimming pools has lasted for generations, and for good reason. Summers are sunny, winters are mild, and…
NEW YORK — Joanna Teplin and Clea Shearer, of the Nashville-based company The Home Edit, believe in streamlining your belongings to get organi…
Boys and girls were running around the pavement blowing bubbles, a little girl sat on a bench to bask in the sun, others were having their fac…
It’s not easy to run a Renaissance Faire empire.
Early Saturday morning, dozens of people were buzzing between clothing racks and dozens of tables in the Grimes and Hendricks wing of one of t…
On a warm Thursday evening Relish Decor, on E. Patrick Street, closed its doors early to offer a flower arrangement workshop — a perfect event…
YORKVILLE, Wis. — Michael and Dawn Hourigan didn’t dub their home the Yorkville Mansion.
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WASHINGTON — Tricia Huntley says coffee is a priority for her, but there is no way she could start her day at a chaotic Starbucks.
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