Students Learn What It's Like To Live In Poverty

WFMD-AM Frederick - Sun Nov 22

The realities of being poor were brought home on Friday to about 100 students during a Community Action Poverty Simulation at the Frederick Community College Field House.

Middletown considers 'big-box' ordinance

The Frederick News Post - Sun Nov 22

Middletown Burgess John Miller wrote in an e-mail that town officials are being proactive to keep a oebig-boxa stores such as Wal-Mart and Target from coming in.

Fire company to sell Christmas trees beginning Friday

The Frederick News Post - Sun Nov 22

Members of Independent Hose Co. are gearing up for the holiday season by getting their Christmas tree lot ready.

Corrections Academy graduates 13

The Frederick News Post - Sat Nov 21

"A treasure that will last forever." "The two best months of life." "Thanks for a memorable experience." Those were the words written by a few of the recruits describing 10 weeks of training as part of the 32nd Frederick County Corrections Academy.

Fire & Police Blotter

The Frederick News Post - Sat Nov 21

Frederick County sheriff's deputies are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who they believe stole a woman's purse at Wal-Mart on Guilford Drive.

H1N1 Flu Vaccination Clinic Scheduled for Nov. 23rd - All Appointments Have Been Filled

City of Frederick County - Fri Nov 20

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Pushing For A Training Center

WBAL-AM Baltimore - Fri Nov 20

Some Maryland lawmakers are promoting Frederick County as a possible site for a new federal training center.

Residents turn out in support of sheriff, staff after federal lawsuit filed

The Frederick News Post - Fri Nov 20

Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins talks Thursday with WFMD radio personality Blaine Young during a sheriff and deputy appreciation event held Thursday at Barley and Hops Grill.

Farmer asks Campbell Soup to help restore barn

Daily Record - Thu Nov 19

For most of his life, Jay Mackenzie wanted to own a farm. "I have wanted a farm since I was about 10.

Murderer to challenge conviction

The Frederick News Post - Thu Nov 19

A man who pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the bludgeoning death of his friend will protest his conviction in a hearing five months from now.