Sandra “Renee” Weston, age 57, of Middletown, Maryland, died Thursday, Jan. 6, 2022, at Frederick Health Hospital surrounded by her family after a brief illness.
Inside her mother’s basement, surrounded by boxes of books from her youth, Middletown author Annette M. Clayton rediscovered her love for children’s literature.
The following students have been named to the honor roll for the first marking period of the 2021-2022 school year at Middletown High School:
David Eugene Haines, 76, of Middletown, Maryland, passed away Friday, Dec. 10, 2021, at his home after a three-year battle with cancer, surrounded by his loving family and special friends (Ale…
The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is looking for information regarding the identity of an individual they say used a Molotov cocktail in three separate incidents in Middletown.
Amidst the noise and bustle of an elementary school cafeteria, a group of students at Middletown Elementary School help teach their classmates a lesson about environmental sustainability.
Ruth Naomi Harne, 94, of Middletown passed away Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2021, at Fahrney-Keedy Memorial Home, Boonsboro. She was the wife of Francis E. “Bud” Harne, who died in 2006.
At 74-years-old, Nancy Slocumb wears a lot of hats.
A public hearing has been scheduled for a Middletown ordinance on limiting formula or chain restaurants in the town.
The following students have been named to the honor roll for the first marking period of the 2021-2022 school year at Middletown Middle School:
There's no shortage of spooky and sweet Halloween events happening around Frederick County this weekend. Whether you're in search of a parade, costume contest or trick-or-treating, towns and l…
After 22 years of working at Jumbo’s Pumpkin Patch in Middletown, Chrissy Gerson can usually tell when it’s someone’s first time on the farm.
Only about 115 people in the world have been certified as “masters” through the American Bladesmith Society.
A proposal to annex a 144-acre property into Middletown — and the new, low-density development that could come with it — faces concerns about water usage following a vote by the town's commissioners.
Middletown will offer bulk trash pickup for larger items on Saturday.
Inside her mother’s basement, surrounded by boxes of books from her youth, Middletown author Annette M. Clayton rediscovered her love for chil…
The following students have been named to the honor roll for the first marking period of the 2021-2022 school year at Middletown High School:
David Eugene Haines, 76, of Middletown, Maryland, passed away Friday, Dec. 10, 2021, at his home after a three-year battle with cancer, surrou…
The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is looking for information regarding the identity of an individual they say used a Molotov cocktail in t…
Amidst the noise and bustle of an elementary school cafeteria, a group of students at Middletown Elementary School help teach their classmates…
Ruth Naomi Harne, 94, of Middletown passed away Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2021, at Fahrney-Keedy Memorial Home, Boonsboro. She was the wife of Franci…
At 74-years-old, Nancy Slocumb wears a lot of hats.
A public hearing has been scheduled for a Middletown ordinance on limiting formula or chain restaurants in the town.
There's no shortage of spooky and sweet Halloween events happening around Frederick County this weekend. Whether you're in search of a parade,…
After 22 years of working at Jumbo’s Pumpkin Patch in Middletown, Chrissy Gerson can usually tell when it’s someone’s first time on the farm.
Only about 115 people in the world have been certified as “masters” through the American Bladesmith Society.
A proposal to annex a 144-acre property into Middletown — and the new, low-density development that could come with it — faces concerns about …
Middletown will offer bulk trash pickup for larger items on Saturday.
There's no shortage of spooky and sweet Halloween events happening around Frederick County this weekend. Whether you're in search of a parade,…
After 22 years of working at Jumbo’s Pumpkin Patch in Middletown, Chrissy Gerson can usually tell when it’s someone’s first time on the farm.
Only about 115 people in the world have been certified as “masters” through the American Bladesmith Society.
A proposal to annex a 144-acre property into Middletown — and the new, low-density development that could come with it — faces concerns about …
Middletown will offer bulk trash pickup for larger items on Saturday.
Since the start of the Lions Club International Peace Poster Contest in 1988-89, LCI has continued the contest with as many as 600,000 childre…
Middletown will move forward with the formal introduction and public hearing process for an ordinance that would ban new chain restaurants in …
The Heritage Festival returned to Middletown Saturday with a parade, food booths and plenty more to do along Main Street.
In 2016, Sam Brown was able to recapture a piece of his childhood.
On a recent morning in Middletown, inside a red brick building at the corner of West Main and North Church streets, Justin Riggs sat at a glea…
Two road projects in Frederick County are expected to get underway Monday, one that should last about a week and one that will likely stretch …
On July 20, members of the Middletown Lions Club met with family members at the memorial benches that were purchased in memory of Lions who pa…
Six-year-old twins last seen nearly a month ago were found safe Tuesday after the Frederick County Sheriff's Office put out a call for help.
Over the years, the Middletown Lions Club has made donations to the Lions Club International Foundation (LCIF). These donations are used for M…
Middletown will have discussions with Frederick County government and a local homeowners association about a portion of the property slated to…
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- Fair election districts in Frederick County
- Develop a system that benefits all voters
- Yes, climate change is real
- Huge apartment complex ruins Middletown skyline
- Real patriots will decide to quit their jobs
- More details on Poffenbarger's transfer
- Sen. Young's upcoming retirement bittersweet
- Having majority doesn't mean working together
- Positive changes in FCPS curriculum
- Biden needs to make US viable again
Hometown sports
- Middletown wrestlers Hoy, Waters push each other to great heights
- 'Definitely awesome': Crazy week culminates in Middletown grad Leonard's first game-day NFL action
- Double dribbling: Middletown girls split pair of games in Engle Classic
- Middletown alum Rick Leonard makes his way to Minnesota's practice squad
- Middletown girls making short work, win third straight by topping Brunswick
- Hawks find edge early in opening win over Knights
- Middletown alum Saylor Poffenbarger selects Arkansas, will join forces with former FHS star Makayla Daniels
- Middletown alum Leonard's next NFL stop is Atlanta, where he joins Falcons practice squad
- Middletown's Saylor Poffenbarger transferring from UConn
- Special teams splash leads Knights past rival Lions
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