Lifestyles Page 2
I Scream, You Scream
As a kid from West Philadelphia once said, “Summer, summer, summertime.” Now that I have ear-wormed the most classic …
Weddings With a History
Simple but charming, the Dahlgren Chapel rises above Turner’s Gap in a clearing next to the Appalachian Trail. This …
Comic Relief
Do you know any comic book enthusiasts? If so, please refrain from asking them whether they prefer Marvel or …
Farm to Customer
Driving to House in the Woods Farm east of Adamstown is like a journey to a different world. In …
Pig to Plate
Each year, people in communities around Frederick County gather for hog butcherings, a tradition that has deep ties to …
Crisis and Community
Amid the mostly empty sidewalks of Downtown Frederick, Michelle Schaffer knew she had to pivot. The owner of the …
Frederick for Granted
We take things for granted. All of us. It’s intrinsically human that we stop smelling the roses and stop …
Fighting Words
Though it opened just six months ago, Turner’s Boxing Club is already like a second home to John Sayd, …
Direct Deposit
When Common Market decided it wanted to expand and open a second location in the former Safeway store on …
Bottling Up
Standing like a sentinel on the north end of town for 73 years, the familiar cursive script cast in …
Everyone’s got a Kink(ling)
I have fevered dreams of warm, yeast-raised dough. I lust for sweet treats. I have openly drooled at a …
Best of Frederick 2020 Winners
It isn’t the intent of “Best of Frederick” to memorialize businesses that no longer exist. In fact, we would …
Tapping into Growth
Good news continues to be brewing at an impressive rate for the beer industry in Frederick County, despite a …
Social Status
It wasn’t all that long ago that consumers based many of their purchasing decisions on a few key factors: …
No Easy Answers
It was around 6:40 p.m. last Sept. 4 when attorney Tom Lynch drove down Court Street in Downtown Frederick, …
Baby Boomer Fit
It’s a weekday morning at the William R. Talley Recreation Center in Baker Park and, like most weekday mornings …
