Common practice has people lining mantles with holiday cards come November and December, but Cheryl Thomas displays these paper greetings in a much more creative way — and for years to come.
Navigating the world of residential real estate can often feel daunting. According to the National Association of Realtors, nearly 90% of home buyers rely on a real estate agent for their home purchase, highlighting the vital role these professionals play...
Relive the magic of “E.T. The Extra Terrestrial” on the big screen accompanied by a live performance by the Shippensburg Festival Symphony Orchestra on July 20 at Luhrs Performing Arts Center, 475 Lancaster Drive, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania.
Slated for release in theaters on March 30, “Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves” is a highly anticipated film for D&D gamers and fantasy adventure fans alike.
Whether it’s the scent of the food, the sounds of carnival rides or the sights of the animals, the Great Frederick Fair has become the event that means summer is closing out and fall is on its way.
Tax season: a time when even the bravest souls can feel adrift in a sea of forms and figures. But fear not, Frederick's finest tax preparers are here to chart a course through the tempest of 1040s and W-2s. They...
McDaniel College’s Art department displayed work by Art majors at the college, including Nia Roberts, of Frederick, in the first of two capstone exhibitions.
In Paris, the Pont des Arts was known for being decorated with thousands of padlocks attached to the bridge by couples who then threw their keys into the Seine River. However, today attaching locks to the bridge is illegal because...
Frederick, Maryland, is home to a vibrant scene of hair salons that are not just about haircuts but are bastions of style and creativity. Recognized in The Frederick News-Post’s Best of Best contest, these salons offer more than just hairstyling;...
Father Time casts his long shadow over “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny,” and not just because the 42-year-old action-adventure franchise, now in its fifth installment, was already old-fashioned — a throwback to “Buck Rogers” and other serials of...
Eli Lev has made a life out of music. Despite earning a degree in English education, the Silver Spring singer has been on the road supporting his career in song, touring not just this country but the world over the...
The Columbia Orchestra will host the fundraiser Taste the Music of the Kentucky Derby at 7 p.m. May 3 at The Gathering Place in Clarksville. Guests will be treated to an evening filled with Derby favorites, bluegrass music, hot browns,...
It’s been 50 years since the family-friendly TV series “Little House on the Prairie” premiered on NBC. The series was loosely based on Laura Ingalls Wilder’s popular children’s book of the same name that chronicled her life growing up on...
It is tough to describe the Berkshires, the region in Western Massachusetts where you can experience the rich history, natural beauty, art and culture, great food and amazing adventures all in one destination.
There comes a time in everyone's life when they realize the Academy Awards are a joke. Maybe it was after a particularly egregious upset, like when "Crash" infamously beat "Brokeback Mountain" for the Best Picture trophy in 2006. Or it...
Rural Frederick County resident Dave Moreland has a long history of teaching and creating. He’s an artist and professor emeritus at Frederick Community College. Moreland’s most recent exhibition, “Gallery Transfigurations,” “demonstrates one direction in my art that began when I...
When the sun dips and workday woes wane, Frederick's finest bars beckon with happy hours that promise more bang for your buck and a buzz of communal cheer. It's a time when a pint-sized price can yield a gallon of...
The Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre continues its season with the Broadway classic “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.” The toe-tapping musical comedy will open June 23 and run through Aug. 12.
Cyanotypes are one of the oldest photographic printing processes in the history of photography. Using coated paper and light, this process creates detailed plant prints surrounded by a stunning deep blue backdrop.
Alive@Five, a summer-long fundraiser for Downtown Frederick Partnership, continues this week with New Orleans zydeco music from Zachary Smith & The Mardi Gras Kings.
Many African American members of my generation who grew up watching “Good Times” reacted to the delayed news of the recent passing of John Amos as we would of a close relative.
The rise of women-owned businesses reflects a broader trend toward entrepreneurship and empowerment in the marketplace. According to recent statistics, women-owned businesses account for approximately 42% of all businesses in the United States. This shift not only showcases the diverse...
Navigating the complexities of estate law requires a skilled attorney who can provide personalized guidance through legal intricacies. Whether you need assistance with wills, trusts, or estate planning, Frederick County boasts several esteemed law firms recognized for their expertise and...
Celebrate Frederick presents another season of Summerfest Family Theatre, featuring free children’s performances at Frederick’s Baker Park Bandshell. Catch these live shows each Thursday morning from 10 to 10:45 a.m. June 22 to Aug. 10.
The Community Foundation of Frederick County is accepting online applications for music instruction scholarships through May 31. The scholarships are funded by The Sperry L. Storm Memorial Scholarship Fund and The Guss Family Scholarship Fund for the Arts, two of...
Gena Rowlands, hailed as one of the greatest actors to ever practice the craft and a guiding light in independent cinema as a star in groundbreaking movies by her director husband, John Cassavetes, and who later charmed audiences in her...
These five roofing companies have earned the confidence of Frederick residents, as evidenced by their Top Five placement in the annual Best of the Best contest.But before hiring a roofing contractor, there are several important factors you might want to...
A century ago, people in the Southern Appalachian Mountains celebrated Christmas over two weeks, with informal house parties filled with old-time fiddle music, song, dance and story. The traditional folk music of Scotland, Ireland, England and Africa made their way...
Gutters are an often-overlooked but essential component of any building, protecting roofs and foundations from water damage. According to industry experts, proper gutter installation and maintenance can save homeowners thousands in repairs. As the demand for reliable gutter services rises,...
The community is invited to take a walk in faith with Frederick resident Tracie Luck as the mezzo soprano returns to the Weinberg Center for the Arts stage for a musical journey through life’s darkest and brightest moments.
Annie Quinlan and J.G. Orudjev will show work in mixed media in the exhibition “Holding Space” throughout June at NOMA Gallery, 437 N. Market St., Frederick.
Area artists Doug Kinnett, Kirsten Lee, Susan Loonsk and Annette Verna, known as the Art Review, Reflect and Revise Group (ARRRG!) will display and sell their work at Evolve in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, from July 6 to 9.
Carl Davis, the American composer and conductor behind the scores for numerous award-winning British television shows and movies, including 1973’s “The World at War,” a hugely influential documentary series about World War II, has died. He was 86. In a...
On Sunday, my wife and I had the opportunity to attend the local premiere of “The Jester,” a new full-length feature horror and thriller movie. I am not a film critic, so I’ll leave the reviews up to the professionals...
To explain Wes Anderson’s “Asteroid City,” an ambitious yet mystifyingly dysfunctional meta-movie, in terms of both form and content, it may be helpful to walk a prospective viewer backward, outward from the center of this most puzzling — and, most...
The home-building industry has seen a significant surge in demand as more people seek personalized living spaces tailored to their lifestyles. A well-constructed home not only enhances comfort but also represents a substantial investment. According to recent statistics, custom homes...
Two hundred people packed into a new venue on a cold and rainy Friday night in December to see The Plate Scrapers — lights cast on a small stage for the high-energy bluegrass group, some people seated while others danced,...
German-born artist Claudia Konkus, who teaches the German language at Westminster High School, will present her debut art show, “Disappearing Giants,” for one night only on July 13 in Westminster. The exhibition, which will feature her hyper-realistic colored pencil drawings...