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February 28, 2024
The Oelwein Events Corp. Board of Directors announces Richard Shepherd has been hired as the General Manager for Events on Frederick. Richard brings more than 17 years of experience in
December 28, 2023
Businesses can hand out paper bags to customers. Frederick, Md. (BW)- Businesses in the City of Frederick will be banned from providing plastic bags to customers beginning Jan 1, 2024. The Frederick Board of Alderman voted unanimously on Thursday, May 4 to ban single use plastic bags in the new ye
December 26, 2023
It's expected to provide broadband to an underserved areas of the county. Frederick, Md (KM) In a unanimous vote last week, the Frederick County Council approved a cable franchise agreement with Shenandoah Telecommunications Company---which also goes by the name Shentel--to provide broadband
October 27, 2023
This is one potential charter change up for debate. Frederick, Md. (BW)- The Frederick Board of Alderman is discussing some changes to the city's charter, including allowing non-U.S citizens to vote in city elections. Only U.S citizens are permitted to vote in Federal or State elections, however
October 11, 2023
It is one of the hardest decisions that elected officials charged with running an historic city must make: when to protect an old building and when to let an owner
October 8, 2023
Week Ahead Indigenous Peoples’ Day at CU Boulder The University of Colorado Boulder will host a series of events in honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day beginning today and continuing in the coming weeks. For a full event schedule and more information, visit tinyurl.com/a3835572. Longmont City Council to discuss Bohn Farm proposal Tuesday The Longmont City […]
December 15, 2020
Dec. 15, 1920 Shortly before seven oâclock Monday night, an unknown person crashed a heavy stone through the store window of Fleet Stull at Yellow Springs, wrecking a large showcase and creating havoc with its contents. Mr. Stull rushed to the door, but in the meantime, the person who threw the stone made good his escape. Several hours later Sheriff William D. Wertenbaker and Deputy Charles H. Klipp arrested George Bartgis on suspicion and lodged him in jail. At a hearing, Bartgis was rele...