As Alyse Cohen explains it, legalizing historical horse racing (HHR) in Maryland would go a long way toward helping make sure ...

After the final buzzer sounded, Frederick girls basketball player Jameirah Thompson directed a teammate toward a trash can because it appeared that player was about to get sick. Another Cadet, Cayenne ...

An Italianate house in Louisville, a Craftsman in Jacksonville and a 19th century brick house in New Market.

The city of Frederick's Historic Preservation Commission is moving its regular meetings from city hall to the city's Municipal Annex Building to avoid conflicting with City Council meetings. "The ...

Where book clubs can all get copies of the same title without anyone having to mortgage their house. It’s democratizing reading in the best possible way. The store also buys books, which means you can ...

With legs dragging, chants flying and a curfew closing in, neither the Oakdale nor Urbana ice hockey teams gave an inch. Well-placed sticks and sprawling bodies prevented many high-danger chances, ...

Clarence “Chip” Jewell was the featured speaker at the Feb. 4 Rotary Club of Frederick meeting. He shared insights from his third book, "History of the Fire Companies of Frederick ...

Seven County sites were awarded as much as $50,000 apiece in rural historic preservation grants, according to a press release ...

The community is invited to join a living history presenter portraying Frederick Douglass, a former slave turned writer, ...

Governor Ron DeSantis unveiled a new statue of author, orator, abolitionist, and American Statesman Frederick Douglass in St. Augustine’s historic Plaza de la Constitución as part of the state’s ...

Black History Month in Maryland highlights the state's African American economic contributions, past and present. Removing barriers to opportunity is key to future success.

Opinion: Across Maryland, young people are embracing one of the oldest forms of civic expression: peaceful protest.