Lifestyles Page 2
Hatching Business
The hefty cost of starting a business can topple a venture before it even gets off the ground. For …
Poetry Emotion
For more than 20 years The Academy of American Poets has celebrated April as National Poetry Month, a timeto …
Hands-On Tech
It’s Friday at 5 p.m., and a team of students at Tuscarora High School is poring over a large …
Unwelcome Guests
If you’ve never heard of the spotted lanternfly, here’s your introduction: It’s a hungry little plant-hopper that enjoys feeding …
By Design
Whitney Whiten grew up admiring the stylish getups of her mom and her aunties, who were current and chic …
Best of Frederick 2019 Winners
Honoring the best of Frederick County (and, in some cases, beyond) is a 27-year tradition here at Frederick Magazine. …
Art with a Message
Artists always have something to say. Often, it is obvious and right in your face—but sometimes it can be …
A Call for Help
This is not your typical telephone answer center. The small, unassuming space is, by design, quiet and Zen-inspired. There …
Better Eating in 2019
The holidays are over, the decorations are stored and your home is swept free of clutter. If you’re thinking …
The Gig Economy
On a typical week, Frederick resident Emily Greene works Thursdays through Sundays at Attaboy Beer as a part-time taproom …
Bar Gone
If you frequent Downtown Frederick, you have likely walked right past 39 S. Market St. many times and never …
International Inspiration
To visit the home of Margaret and Kevin Hluch is to visually tour the world at large. Woven baskets …
Miss Perception
Here’s an unusual problem for an organization to have. The Distinguished Young Women program of Frederick County has thousands …
Inn Demand
Meet Ellen Pfeifer, modern innkeeper, and her philosophy on keeping guests happy. “People have to be pampered. They want …
Firm Grasp
Dave Grohl wasn’t talking about the band Clutch, but the music icon/renaissance man might as well have been when …
