Lifestyles
Made Here
Frederick County residents can take pride in many products found on the shelves of local stores because they are …
Joining Sources
As the world was first becoming aware of something called COVID-19 back in January 2020, Inga James was listening …
Pensive Paintings
Walking through Downtown Frederick, Kevin Lollar offers a tour of the area’s murals, old and new. It was a …
Top Cop
The call came in about a shooting at the nearby Tree of Life Synagogue, his family’s synagogue. My grandfather …
Hallelujah!
For Allen Maples, it was an annual tradition he shared with his father, Sam. “We went to have that …
Home of Possibilities
In 2019, officials with The Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs began looking at the White-Hayward farmhouse on Hayward …
Yule Wonder
During the holiday season many people decorate their front doors with wreaths, cover the bushes and trees in the …
Perfect Match
Older teens and young adults today deal with the stresses of social life, academic demands and career choices—issues young …
Community Collaboration
When COVID-19 hit the area in March 2020, many were suddenly faced with job loss, diminished hours and loss …
Shades of Gold
Starr Myklebust recalls taking an art class at Frederick Community College years ago when her children were young. But …
Giving Back
When selecting recipients for the annual Wertheimer Fellow Awards, the Community Foundation of Frederick County’s selection committee looks for …
History in Hand
Would Today be the Day? Sitting in his father’s truck heading out to a colonial-era home and property in …
Grand Scale
The saying goes, “‘Earth’ without art is just ‘Eh.’” Even those who aren’t particularly adept at creating art can …
Carving a Path
Fifteen years ago, pieces of Frederick County’s transportation history were strewn about in wreckage. Five years and $4.5 million later, …
No Job Too Large or Too Small
Stacks of microfiber cloths are surrounded by disinfectants in the lunchroom at Urbana Middle School. The cloths are either …
