Downtown Frederick

Frederick examines options for restaurants reopening outdoor seating

May 27, 2020
41

With Maryland poised to allow the reopening of outdoor seating and service for restaurants beginning Friday, the city of Frederick is considering various options to help make it happen.

Economy & business

Aldermen hesitant on cost sharing for downtown hotel site

By Ryan Marshall rmarshall@newspost.com
May 27, 2020
30

Frederick's aldermen have no problem with extending an agreement with Plamondon Hospitality Partners while they examine the impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic on the hospitality industry…

Coronavirus

Frederick's Museum of Civil War Medicine jumps to adapt virtually

By Erika Riley eriley@newspost.com
May 3, 2020
2

The National Museum of Civil War Medicine decided to close its doors before it was required to do so. Executive Director David Price knew with a ban on travel and more people wary to leave the…

Retail

Don̈er Bistro closes Frederick location permanently

By Erika Riley eriley@newspost.com
Apr 18, 2020
17

Don̈er Bistro, a German inspired restaurant located on Carroll Creek, permanently closed its doors. Its Leesburg, Va. location will remain open, according to a post on the restaurant's Facebook page.

Economy & business

First Saturday goes virtual

By Erika Riley eriley@newspost.com
Apr 4, 2020
4

Shoppers weren’t able to step foot inside any downtown businesses this First Saturday, but the Downtown Frederick Partnership wanted to ensure that the community could still support their favo…

Economy & business

In midst of restaurant shutdown, Frederick's Volt offers pop-up wine sales

By Ryan Marshall rmarshall@newspost.com
Mar 18, 2020
1

Gov. Larry Hogan’s recent order forbidding sit-down service at restaurants and bars has left businesses scrambling to figure out how to keep some cash coming in and stay afloat financially.

Coronavirus

Downtown restaurants offer curbside pickup after switch to takeout and delivery only

By Erika Riley eriley@newspost.com
Mar 18, 2020
5

When Jarrett Walsh bought The Tasting Room two weeks ago, he didn’t expect to be personally delivering food all over Frederick, or sending his employees to run food to cars parked at the curb.

Downtown Hotel

New study on downtown hotel forecasts $1.5 billion in new spending in county

By Erika Riley eriley@newspost.com
Mar 12, 2020
48

The proposed hotel and conference center in downtown Frederick projects to create $1.5 billion in new spending in Frederick County over the course of 25 years, according to a new study release…

Coronavirus

Hood and Mount St. Mary's move to online instruction due to coronavirus

By Katryna Perera kperera@newspost.com
Mar 11, 2020
13

Hood College and Mount St. Mary’s University have decided to move classes online as a result of growing concerns over COVID-19.

Charter

Monocacy Valley Montessori working to improve math scores

By Katryna Perera kperera@newspost.com
Mar 7, 2020
0

Monocacy Valley Montessori Public Charter School (MVMPCS) continues to excel in academic performance at the middle school level, but an annual update given to the Frederick County Board of Edu…

Municipal

Three city intersections could get signal work

By Ryan Marshall rmarshall@newspost.com
Mar 3, 2020
2

Three Frederick intersections would get improved traffic signals and pedestrian and traffic improvements under action being considered by the city.

Economy & business

Frederick to consider resolution on one-way street near MARC station

By Ryan Marshall rmarshall@newspost.com
Mar 2, 2020
1

Frederick’s mayor and aldermen could change the flow of traffic for a street near the MARC station downtown as part of a development of town houses in the neighborhood.

72 Hours

Eating through Frederick Restaurant Week: Local chefs are serving up everything from barbecue to crab imperial

By Katryna Perera kperera@newspost.com
Feb 26, 2020
0

Restaurant weeks have become popular across the globe. For one week, restaurants will serve up their best dishes usually in a three or four-course format for one flat price. Not only is it a g…

Visual Arts

No ladder required for lighting system at downtown Frederick gallery

By Crystal Schelle cschelle@newspost.com
Feb 26, 2020
0

The average viewer probably won’t notice the high-tech lighting that DISTRICT Arts in downtown Frederick has pointing at the artwork.

Hood

School Notes: Longtime Hood administrator announces retirement

By Katryna Perera kperera@newspost.com
Feb 24, 2020
0

Olivia White, vice president for student life and dean of students at Hood College, will retire later this year after more than 27 years at the college.

Economy & business

Aldermen hesitant on cost sharing for downtown hotel site

By Ryan Marshall rmarshall@newspost.com
May 27, 2020
30

Frederick's aldermen have no problem with extending an agreement with Plamondon Hospitality Partners while they examine the impact of the nove…

Coronavirus

Frederick's Museum of Civil War Medicine jumps to adapt virtually

By Erika Riley eriley@newspost.com
May 3, 2020
2

The National Museum of Civil War Medicine decided to close its doors before it was required to do so. Executive Director David Price knew with…

Retail

Don̈er Bistro closes Frederick location permanently

By Erika Riley eriley@newspost.com
Apr 18, 2020
17

Don̈er Bistro, a German inspired restaurant located on Carroll Creek, permanently closed its doors. Its Leesburg, Va. location will remain ope…

Economy & business

First Saturday goes virtual

By Erika Riley eriley@newspost.com
Apr 4, 2020
4

Shoppers weren’t able to step foot inside any downtown businesses this First Saturday, but the Downtown Frederick Partnership wanted to ensure…

Special

Downtown COVID Signs

The Frederick News-Post
Mar 31, 2020
0

Signs of the times

Economy & business

In midst of restaurant shutdown, Frederick's Volt offers pop-up wine sales

By Ryan Marshall rmarshall@newspost.com
Mar 18, 2020
1

Gov. Larry Hogan’s recent order forbidding sit-down service at restaurants and bars has left businesses scrambling to figure out how to keep s…

Coronavirus

Downtown restaurants offer curbside pickup after switch to takeout and delivery only

By Erika Riley eriley@newspost.com
Mar 18, 2020
5

When Jarrett Walsh bought The Tasting Room two weeks ago, he didn’t expect to be personally delivering food all over Frederick, or sending his…

Downtown Hotel

New study on downtown hotel forecasts $1.5 billion in new spending in county

By Erika Riley eriley@newspost.com
Mar 12, 2020
48

The proposed hotel and conference center in downtown Frederick projects to create $1.5 billion in new spending in Frederick County over the co…

Charter

Monocacy Valley Montessori working to improve math scores

By Katryna Perera kperera@newspost.com
Mar 7, 2020
0

Monocacy Valley Montessori Public Charter School (MVMPCS) continues to excel in academic performance at the middle school level, but an annual…

Municipal

Three city intersections could get signal work

By Ryan Marshall rmarshall@newspost.com
Mar 3, 2020
2

Three Frederick intersections would get improved traffic signals and pedestrian and traffic improvements under action being considered by the city.

Economy & business

Frederick to consider resolution on one-way street near MARC station

By Ryan Marshall rmarshall@newspost.com
Mar 2, 2020
1

Frederick’s mayor and aldermen could change the flow of traffic for a street near the MARC station downtown as part of a development of town h…

72 Hours

Eating through Frederick Restaurant Week: Local chefs are serving up everything from barbecue to crab imperial

By Katryna Perera kperera@newspost.com
Feb 26, 2020
0

Restaurant weeks have become popular across the globe. For one week, restaurants will serve up their best dishes usually in a three or four-co…

Visual Arts

No ladder required for lighting system at downtown Frederick gallery

By Crystal Schelle cschelle@newspost.com
Feb 26, 2020
0

The average viewer probably won’t notice the high-tech lighting that DISTRICT Arts in downtown Frederick has pointing at the artwork.

News-Post opens site to the public

Mar 12, 2020

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