Ballenger Creek News

More than 750 students and staff at Ballenger Creek Middle School form a heart of support and encouragement Wednesday morning to promote an upcoming walk for CureSearch, a national childhood cancer foundation.

Maryland State Police are investigating as a homicide the death of a Montgomery County man found shot in his car after it crashed in Frederick early Sunday morning.

Maryland State Police are investigating as a homicide the death of a Montgomery County man found shot in his car after it crashed in Frederick early Sunday morning.

Denise Yearwood's journey to Spring Ridge, where she lives with her husband and three sons, began in South America .

Severe thunderstorm watches and warnings are in effect for the D.C. area. The National Weather Service has issued severe thunderstorm warnings for Carroll, Frederick and Baltimore counties in northern Maryland ...

FREDERICK, MD A string of fires that happened on Saturday morning are now being investigated as possible arson.

English Muffin Way resident Dave Snow came home last week to find sewage gushing into his yard for the second time this spring.

Frederick County's utility agency says about 180,000 gallons of raw sewage overflowed into the Monocacy River during a rain storm earlier this week. via WJLA-TV Arlington

As a parent volunteer for the Career and Technology Center's Academy of Finance, Kathy Meagher does a lot more than apply for grants and organize social events. via Gazette.Net

Carol Aruta of Smithsburg regularly walks her German shepherd Rudy along Carroll Creek Park, and said she'd welcome a dog park downtown. via Gazette.Net

Photos by Bill RyanThe Gazette The Rev. Toni Fish, Rabbi Dan Sikowitz, Imam Yahya Hendi and the Rev. via Gazette.Net

“It's fun and exciting to finally see it because I didn't get to see it yet”

A very influential member of the Frederick health community was honored Tuesday afternoon for being the first black doctor ever to practice medicine in Frederick County. via WHAG

“I'm very concerned about the emissions. ... I guess you have a very complex decision to make.”

The Carroll Board of County Commissioners is scheduled meet today to talk about building a trash incinerator, either alone or with Frederick County. via Gazette.Net

“Our review for the plan would have said they were not in an area planned for water and sewer”

Frederick County is taking the next step needed to expand the daily water flow from the Potomac River pipeline from 8 to 25 million gallons per day. via WaterWorld