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8:32 PM – The crowd trickles in the streets as the rally ends. A scream echoes, ricocheting in alleyways and reaches the city hall steps.
Who would you choose?
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Frederick has the music scene on lock. So many artists are emerging with signature sounds that make up the city’s hip-hop landscape. Let’s see which artists are on the rise this year.
Jayden Valentine
Jayden Valentine, a young crooner, arrived on the R&B scene recently with his first debut. In addition to music, the…
What's romance without a song that captures the moment? We’ve compiled a playlist of love songs from your favorite Frederick artists just for you on Valentine’s Day. Or Valentine’s Night. 😏 Enjoy you two lovebirds!
It’s 2018 and the transit station is still built for 1999.
You decide to take a trip to New York City for a weekend getaway. You choose not to drive because road trips are no fun alone so you plan to buy a bus ticket. You order your ticket and are set to leave on…
The holiday season is over but service is year round. In our communities, it’s important to give to those commonly overlooked. Check out the two clothing and food drives put together over the holidays, The Frederick OutReach and Out Da Mudd, by Shine Bright Movement and Lost Files, respectively.
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question…
In 2019, creative visuals stepped it up a notch. Better quality, concepts, and originality! It was a good look for the city! Who do you think had the dopest video, though?
Let’s take a look at the top 5 videos of 2019!
1. Hella Izim – Iodine P.
For the second year in a row,…
An album grants a rapper the time, patience, and perfection to present him or herself to the world. So, who had the best this year?
1. When The Sky Cracks – Stitch EARLY
Frederick brought in the year with Stitch’s debut of When The Sky Cracks, an album centered around family, life lessons, and hope.…
“Hang them, hang them high!” exclaimed Jim Rouzee, a retired Frederick County Sheriff’s Office employee, online. The news of two African-American boys assaulting and killing a white man at the Frederick Fair in September triggered city-wide commentary and controversy.
Intense and emotional debates about race, crime, and justice overflowed the comment sections on Facebook. The…
