As a breeze rustled the trees in Memorial Park in Frederick, Fred Becker read the names of the soldiers who "paid the ultimate sacrifice” duri…
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- Political notes: County officials, state senators discuss political future
- Political notes: New committee assignments, Olson named to redistricting commission
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- Political notes: Michael Hough has 'positive' outlook for Senate Minority Whip position
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- City notes: Board of Aldermen shoot, score with universally popular proposals at public hearing
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- City notes: Wednesday workshop wrap-up and summer fun ahead for Frederick residents
- City notes: Revitalized Education Commission discussed, appointment sought for Public Art Commission
A few dozen people stood at attention in Frederick on Saturday, squeezed shoulder-to-shoulder in a decorated room barely big enough to hold them all.
Col. Dexter Nunnally stood at attention on the glossy floor of Fort Detrick’s auditorium Thursday morning, his back nearly as straight as the …
Months after leading an impeachment effort against then-President Donald Trump over his role in the violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol o…
Major Gen. Michael J. Talley flashed a smile Tuesday morning as the man who will replace him at Frederick’s Fort Detrick ceremonially grabbed …
The Frederick County Council unanimously passed a bill Tuesday evening to establish a property tax credit for disabled veterans.
One month into the investigation of the deceased Fort Detrick sailor who reportedly shot two fellow service members in a Frederick business pa…
As County Council members work through the final weeks of budget season, Councilmen Phil Dacey and Steve McKay have two pieces of legislation …
Authorities have released a photo of the Frederick man — a Fort Detrick Navy lab tech — who police say shot two fellow sailors in a Frederick …
Chaplain Lt. Col. Gregory “Scott” Jackson was in his office at the Fort Detrick chapel, surrounded by his books, when he learned the post was …
Bomb technicians from the Office of the State Fire Marshal safely disposed of an unexploded Civil War-era cannonball Monday that fire official…
Thanks to anticipated federal money due to the coronavirus relief bill recently passed by Congress, County Councilman Steve McKay (R) agreed t…
County Councilman Steve McKay is optimistic the board will pass a bill that provides property tax credits for disabled veterans after McKay (R…
After serving in the Air Force for more than two decades, a Frederick County veteran is now harnessing his energy and focus into helping fello…
With donations seemingly fewer than in years past and more families reaching out, the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve is busy preparing Toys for Tot…
WASHINGTON — Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller said Tuesday the U.S. will reduce troop levels in Iraq and Afghanistan by mid-January…
WASHINGTON — The words spoken by America’s top military officer carried a familiar ring, but in the midst of a chaotic week at the Pentagon, t…
WASHINGTON — Two Americans and the remains of a third held captive by Iranian-backed militants in Yemen were released on Wednesday in exchange…
When Laura Goodpaster thinks of her son, she remembers someone who put a lot of energy in trying to give back to the community — especially ve…
Nearly 40 motorcycles arrived at the American Legion Francis Scott Key Post 11 on Taney Avenue Friday afternoon, underneath an American flag h…
With the backdrop of rolling hills, cornfields, an old church and farms, eight members of the National Guard—four soldiers and four noncommiss…
At around noon on Monday, Fred Becker helped lay a wreath covered with colorful flowers in front of the Korean War memorial at Memorial Park i…
The annual Memorial Day parade and related activities in Woodsboro have been canceled this year.
The Maryland National Guard will conduct community flyovers, including flying over Frederick, Friday to honor frontline COVID-19 responders an…
Where the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 first originated is a question on many minds, from officials in the United States and other c…
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