Walkersville News

The Town of Walkersville will host a special public meeting tonight concerning the sale of 8939 Woodsboro Pike, formerly known as the Moxley property.

Thirty-eight diners packed a dining car of the Walkersville Southern Railroad on Saturday evening for a two-hour Mystery Dinner Train ride.

The meeting held to let Brunswick MARC commuters air their concerns with proposed changes to the train schedule got personal Wednesday night.

Beginning in the 2014-15 school year, Frederick County Public Schools students will join their peers in 48 states and U.S. territories in taking new standardized tests as a result of the Common Core State Standards Initiative.

A Walkersville man is facing drug and gun charges after police found a loaded gun and marijuana in his car during a traffic stop.

A model of a U.S. military drone aircraft was at the G-8 summit demonstration Saturday in Baker Park.

Over the next few months MdHigh will take a look at some of the up-and-coming prospects at high schools around Maryland.

Margarita Kersey is shown with son Wesley, 5, outside her Frederick home Friday afternoon.

As world leaders gather at Camp David this weekend for the G-8 Summit, the town of Walkersville hopes to benefit from some of the attention.

Emily Zimmerman, a cancer survivor, recently was honored as a Dr. Ben Carson Scholar for the second time.

With general and water fund budgets set to be voted on after a public hearing at the next town meeting, officials presented balanced versions of both Wednesday night.

Tom Fedor/The Gazette Stephanie Dellamura, mother to three boys, Gregory, 10, Adam, 8, and Jacob, 3, looks on as her children play hockey in the driveway of their Walkersville home.

The debate over building a new library in Walkersville took a new turn this week when the president of the county commissioners accused the library director of political posturing.

A cyclist and a motor vehicle collided Friday on East Frederick Street in Walkersville, according to Maryland State Police.