Donut Wars: Hull explores the hole truth
by Madeline Hull, Editor
November 19, 2019
National Donut Day was on November 5, and it inspired me to decide once and for all which donut shop is the best in Frederick, Maryland. Dunkin Donuts 3.3 Miles from Linganore We teens are huge fans of Dunkin Donuts. It’s close by, and it has our essentials: iced coffee and donuts. I’m qualified...
December Saturdays in Frederick downtown: holiday shopping, entertainment and hot cocoa
by Haley Enders, Reporter
December 17, 2018
The four Saturdays of December are well spent in downtown Frederick. December Saturdays include plenty of activities, and the last Stop & Shop opporunity is Saturday, December 22. You'll find holiday lights late-night shopping and dining, live music on the streets, caroling, and even a free trol...
Top 5 priceless summer dates close to home
by Grace Gaydosh, Editor
May 24, 2018
Warmer temperatures and longer days mean that there are more options for getting outdoors and spending time with that special someone. However, a lot of adventures can be expensive. You don't need to spend a lot of money to have a memorable time with your favorite girl or guy. These 5 low-cost summer...
Con Carriage Ride- A cruel and outdated method of transportation
by Fiona Rowan, Guest Reporter
January 25, 2018
An animal rights group led by Michael and Stacy Boyer have been protesting against the Lambert Carriage Company seasonal rides in downtown Frederick. I agree that horse drawn carriages are a cruel and outdated way of transport in busy cities. Not only is it inhumane, but it's dangerous to the hors...
Pro Carriage Ride–Keep Frederick’s beloved tradition
by Katie Gallagher, Reporter
January 25, 2018
I do not agree with the recent protests against the horse drawn carriage rides in downtown Frederick. Horses have been used to transport humans for centuries. The earliest sort of horse drawn carriage dates back to 2000 BC that was used in Mesopotamia and called a chariot. Horse drawn carriages we...