First Saturday is all about discovering new things, and the Frederick-based National String Symphonia wants to help people experience art music in a new way.
Some days, my neighborhood at the north end of downtown Frederick smells just delicious.
It truly goes back even further, but if you want to, you can use 1939 as perhaps the biggest turning point in the evolution of popular music in America. Why is that? Blue Note Records opened u…
Thacher & Rye and Gaslight Gallery collaborated to showcase sculptural pieces by regional artists, which will be on exhibit in the restaurant courtyard for several months.
In a year shaping up to be a record-setting one for the number of attempts to restrict and censor books, Frederick-based businesses Flying Dog Brewery and Curious Iguana are celebrating Banned…
The Frederick pizza restaurant Pistarro’s is looking for permission from the city to change its outdoor seating area and add space to its North East Street location.
The Frederick Community Fridge was set up outside The Frederick Center on Monday evening, marking the end of the organization’s search for a new home after Glory Doughnuts and Diner shuttered …
A composting pilot program in the city of Frederick will be expanded from two Neighborhood Advisory Councils to four, after a vote by the city’s aldermen Thursday.
A Frederick man was charged Sunday with waving a machete at three men in downtown Frederick, police said. No one was injured, according to charging documents.
Lorenzo Nichols, aka Stitch Early, lives to create — or at least so he said when we sat down recently to catch up and talk about everything from his trip to South by Southwest to what inspires him to keep going to the upcoming project he’s been working on for quite some time now.
The Maryland Ensemble Theatre is a mainstay in Frederick’s arts and entertainment scene that has produced hundreds of shows across its ensembles and troupes. But before its success, it was sim…
The Frederick Community Fridge is searching for a new home after Glory Doughnuts and Diner closed last week, marking the end of the outdoor refrigerator and pantry’s time on the 162 W. Patrick…
Artists young and old, hobbyists and professionals, have come together in an effort to benefit local nonprofit I Believe in Me, Inc. for the 11th annual Lend A Hand community art auction.
Agave 137 Tequila Bar & Kitchen sold 230 tacos its first official night in business in downtown Frederick, according to the owner.
Former employees at the recently shuttered Glory Doughnuts and Diner on West Patrick Street are pursuing legal options after they say they weren’t fairly compensated for tips they received or …
Some days, my neighborhood at the north end of downtown Frederick smells just delicious.
It truly goes back even further, but if you want to, you can use 1939 as perhaps the biggest turning point in the evolution of popular music i…
Thacher & Rye and Gaslight Gallery collaborated to showcase sculptural pieces by regional artists, which will be on exhibit in the restaur…
In a year shaping up to be a record-setting one for the number of attempts to restrict and censor books, Frederick-based businesses Flying Dog…
The Frederick pizza restaurant Pistarro’s is looking for permission from the city to change its outdoor seating area and add space to its Nort…
The Frederick Community Fridge was set up outside The Frederick Center on Monday evening, marking the end of the organization’s search for a n…
A composting pilot program in the city of Frederick will be expanded from two Neighborhood Advisory Councils to four, after a vote by the city…
A Frederick man was charged Sunday with waving a machete at three men in downtown Frederick, police said. No one was injured, according to cha…
The Maryland Ensemble Theatre is a mainstay in Frederick’s arts and entertainment scene that has produced hundreds of shows across its ensembl…
The Frederick Community Fridge is searching for a new home after Glory Doughnuts and Diner closed last week, marking the end of the outdoor re…
Artists young and old, hobbyists and professionals, have come together in an effort to benefit local nonprofit I Believe in Me, Inc. for the 1…
Agave 137 Tequila Bar & Kitchen sold 230 tacos its first official night in business in downtown Frederick, according to the owner.
Former employees at the recently shuttered Glory Doughnuts and Diner on West Patrick Street are pursuing legal options after they say they wer…
The Maryland Ensemble Theatre is a mainstay in Frederick’s arts and entertainment scene that has produced hundreds of shows across its ensembl…
The Frederick Community Fridge is searching for a new home after Glory Doughnuts and Diner closed last week, marking the end of the outdoor re…
Artists young and old, hobbyists and professionals, have come together in an effort to benefit local nonprofit I Believe in Me, Inc. for the 1…
Agave 137 Tequila Bar & Kitchen sold 230 tacos its first official night in business in downtown Frederick, according to the owner.
Former employees at the recently shuttered Glory Doughnuts and Diner on West Patrick Street are pursuing legal options after they say they wer…
Cowork Frederick is expanding its footprint after 10 years in business.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the Hood College campus while learning how to identify common local trees and hear fun facts about each of them.
As the Asian American Center of Frederick on Saturday hosted its annual Autumn Moon Harvest festival — concluding its five-part Carroll Creek …
Celebrate Frederick’s annual In the Streets returns on Sept. 10 to downtown Frederick. The festival highlights the best of what Frederick has …
From the moment Sam Lock exited the highway on the night of Aug. 24, he could smell the smoke.
Frederick will use more than half a million dollars in federal money to reduce flooding in a part of the city hit hard by floodwaters twice in…
Frederick County’s emergency shelter for people experiencing homelessness will receive $50,000 in funding from the city of Frederick after the…
The Maryland School for the Deaf board of trustees has relaunched the search for the school’s next superintendent after a hiatus of more than a year.
A beloved Frederick doughnut shop is set to close after nearly 10 years in business.
A Frederick County Sheriff’s Office employee was found guilty of neglect of duty during a hearing Tuesday.
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