Ryan Marshall

1 week ago | fredericknewspost.com | Ryan Marshall

From the outside, the plain building in an industrial park south of Frederick doesn't stand out. Other than the "Walmart" name in plain type on the glass above the main entrance, there's little to suggest that the facility belongs to one of the country's largest retail chains. kAm%96 `_a[___\DBF2C6\7@@E D:E6[ 2 46?EC2= 7:==:?8 724:=:EJ 7@C E96 4@>A2?JVD A92C>24J @FE=6ED[ :D 6IA64E65 E@ 46=63C2E6 :ED @77:4:2= @A6?:?8 H:E9 2 46C6>@?J uC:52J]k^AmkAmx? 2 =2C86[ @A6?

1 week ago | fredericknewspost.com | Ryan Marshall

Around the new Weis Markets grocery store in Ijamsville, last-minute preparations continued Wednesday. On one side of the building, construction equipment was working, finishing up last-minute details, and cones blocked off part of the parking lot in front of the store, which celebrated a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday morning. kAmx?D:56[ D@>6 42D6D :? E96 56=: 2?5 E96 DFD9: 32C H6C6 DE:== 6>AEJ[ 3FE H@F=5 36 7:==65 3J E96 E:>6 5@@CD @77:4:2==J @A6?65 2E f 2]>] @?

1 week ago | fredericknewspost.com | Ryan Marshall

A 19-year-old man faces assault and gun charges after police said he fired a gun into a Frederick home where children were having a sleepover, after a disagreement with his girlfriend. An indictment for Markelle Isaiyah Lewis, 19, of no fixed address, was released Monday, including charges of first-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and use of a firearm in a felony. kAm~?=:?6 4@FCE C64@C5D =:DE65 {6H:D 36:?8 96=5 2E E96 uC656C:4< r@F?EJ p5F=E s6E6?E:@? r6?E6C[ H:E9 2? :?:E:2= 2AA62C2?46 :?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Ryan Marshall

The organization techfrederick has received a $250,000 grant to help it increase its services. The grant through the Maryland Employment Advancement Right Now program will allow techfrederick to continue with training it provides, as well as diversify its offerings, Executive Director Meghan Sweigart said Monday. She said the group can continue its Aspire training, which helps people develop in-demand tech skills, develop within their careers, and improve the technology workforce in the region.

1 week ago | fredericknewspost.com | Ryan Marshall

A project to repair a bridge on Md. 75 over Interstate 70 is finally complete, after three years of repairs. The $5.1 million project began in 2022, but was halted by Maryland's State Highway Administration in early 2023 after the original contractor was unable to meet requirements for the project's schedule, according to an SHA press release. kAmp r2CC@== r@F?EJ 4@?EC24E@C[ z:3=6C r@?DECF4E:@? r@>A2?J @7 u:?<D3FC8[ H2D D6=64E65[ 2?5 H@C< DE2CE65 324< FA :?