Over the past year and a half that I have been with the Frederick News-Post, I noticed one consistency in its food scene: The county has some really good and solid Thai food.
It seems rarer and rarer these days to find an old-style pizzeria.
Where the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 first originated is a question on many minds, from officials in the United States and other countries to epidemiologists looking to track the v…
A military laboratory on Fort Detrick is not currently testing a vaccine for COVID-19 in non-human primates.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has restored a military laboratory on Fort Detrick to full capacity, approximately eight months after shutting down research in its top laboratories.
Steps taken Monday by Gov. Larry Hogan to keep people in their homes were ordered as a way to slow the global COVID-19 pandemic in Maryland.
When Sgt. Maj. Kim Borel was in drill sergeant school, she had a sergeant who always doubted her. But it only motivated her to work harder.
Fort Detrick will temporarily close one of its gates, the garrison announced Monday via Twitter.
The secretary of the Army visited Fort Detrick on Thursday in order to learn more about the work being done to combat COVID-19.
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper toured Fort Detrick on Tuesday as part of the Department of Defense's response to the new coronavirus.
ARLINGTON, Va. — Brig. Gen. Michael Talley led a briefing at the Pentagon on Thursday to give an update on the latest work on the new coronavirus from the U.S. Army Medical Research and Develo…
Three Frederick intersections would get improved traffic signals and pedestrian and traffic improvements under action being considered by the city.
Units from an Army command based at Fort Detrick are working to better understand and prepare to respond to the new coronavirus.
Danyelle Long-Hyland’s dream came true when the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases employee appeared on “Jeopardy!.”
Virologists at a military laboratory on Fort Detrick may have developed a treatment for a viral ‘cousin’ of Ebola.
It seems rarer and rarer these days to find an old-style pizzeria.
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…
A military laboratory on Fort Detrick is not currently testing a vaccine for COVID-19 in non-human primates.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has restored a military laboratory on Fort Detrick to full capacity, approximately eight months…
Steps taken Monday by Gov. Larry Hogan to keep people in their homes were ordered as a way to slow the global COVID-19 pandemic in Maryland.
When Sgt. Maj. Kim Borel was in drill sergeant school, she had a sergeant who always doubted her. But it only motivated her to work harder.
Fort Detrick will temporarily close one of its gates, the garrison announced Monday via Twitter.
The secretary of the Army visited Fort Detrick on Thursday in order to learn more about the work being done to combat COVID-19.
ARLINGTON, Va. — Brig. Gen. Michael Talley led a briefing at the Pentagon on Thursday to give an update on the latest work on the new coronavi…
Three Frederick intersections would get improved traffic signals and pedestrian and traffic improvements under action being considered by the city.
Units from an Army command based at Fort Detrick are working to better understand and prepare to respond to the new coronavirus.
Danyelle Long-Hyland’s dream came true when the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases employee appeared on “Jeopardy!.”
Virologists at a military laboratory on Fort Detrick may have developed a treatment for a viral ‘cousin’ of Ebola.
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