Orioles All-Star closer Zach Britton tosses 1-2-3 inning in rehab assignment with Keys
After talking about the anxiety induced from his first trip to the disabled list since May 2014, Zach Britton fixed a smile and shifted down Read More
Author: Kyle McFadden
The Commuter — Volume III, print edition
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR I am elated to bring you the third volume of The Commuter since we brought the print edition back last year. Though Read More
The Valor’s Arena Football League debut rendered in style. Now it needs the DMV’s support to thrive
In case you haven’t heard, the Washington Valor — D.C.’s fledgling Arena Football League franchise — made its debut on Friday night at the Verizon Read More
Frederick County basketball: Forging a name on the big stage
BUFFALO, N.Y. —Â A fledgling journalist to the national reporting scene turned a corner and encountered a pack of reporters fenced around Villanova’s Jay Wright, rattling Read More
Africa to FCC: âIt was time for me to go for my goalsâ
The pensive but eager teenager peered out the tiny airplane window, watching everything he ever knew vanish beneath the clouds. For the first five minutes, Bilal Hassane Souleyâs upbringing â all 18 years of it â flashed before his eyes as he flew out of Diori Hamani International Airport of Niamey, Niger.Later, he recalled this moment the most agonizing 300 seconds of his life. But as Hassane Souley peered down at the fading city he would forever call home, he knew boarding a flight halfway aro
University of Maryland football and the pursuit of happiness
In a world filled with glitzy technology and fancy analytics, we often overlook the human element. The industrialized perception has molded millennials into a generation Read More
The 2016 Presidential election should be a wake-up call
It probably suffocated you to the state of insanity. You couldnât thumb through social media, read the newspaper, watch your routine television shows, or even Read More
We are America’s potential
Look around you, take it in. Just look, please, just look. Peak out the window, step outside; marvel at whatever nature is presenting. The golden Read More
Despite a 5-10 record, the best is yet to come for women’s soccer
Since launching the womenâs soccer program in 2001, success has come sparingly at Frederick Community College. The Lady Cougars have never had a winning season Read More
Cougars’ magic runs dry in 1-0 loss to CCBS Essex in NJCAA Division I Region XX final
Grit. Itâs what drove a team that lost seven of their last nine games in 2015 into one that was 90 minutes away from playing Read More