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Annual ‘Voices of Recovery’ Luncheon by COGO
On January 20, 2025, the Community of Grace Organization (COGO), under the leadership of Director Barbara Pinnock, hosted its second annual "Voices of Recovery" fundraiser at the Delaplaine Arts Center in Frederick, Maryland. The event aimed to support individuals in recovery by raising funds for COGO's initiatives, which include providing job opportunities, transitional housing, and…
Top Notch Band Reunites at 611
Frederick’s own Top Notch Band brought the house down during a memorable reunion performance on Saturday night at 611. Known for their infectious go-go rhythms and deep ties to the local community, the band provided a high-energy set that paid homage to their roots and celebrated the vibrant culture of Frederick's gogo scene. The reunion…
Brown Picket Fences: Confronting Frederick County’s Affordable Housing Crisis
Affordable housing remains a pressing issue in Frederick City and Frederick County, Maryland. As the region experiences rapid growth, the demand for affordable housing options has intensified, leaving many residents struggling to find suitable accommodations within their means. Current Housing Landscape In 2022, Frederick County's population reached 287,079, with 109,012 housing units available. Despite an…
Chuck Foreman: Frederick High to NFL Legend to…Hall of Fame?
We have all heard the phrase. “give honor where honor is due.” However, when it comes to Chuck Foreman, a born and raised Fredericktonian turned Minnesota Vikings NFL player, Foreman spent decades building his football career while astonishing both his coaches and former teammates, as a running back for the Minnesota Vikings. In spite of all his achievements, there is still one achievement Foreman wants…
The Golden Mile Paradox: Contributing 40% of Tax Revenue While Living with 80% Poverty
Tax revenue is the financial backbone of any community. It funds schools, public safety, infrastructure, and essential services that create opportunities and sustain economic growth. For residents of the Golden Mile, the city's west side, the role they play in generating tax revenue is both surprising and critical—residents and businesses in this area contribute nearly 40%…