Thurmont MD. — Home cooking is something that everybody wishes they could have again, but everybody dreads while they’re still living at home. I’d spend every week complaining about Mom’s meatloaf until I grew up and realized it’s something I’d miss when I go too long without it. Luckily, only about 15 minutes away from FCC, Kountry Kitchen can scratch that itch that everyone gets at least once.
FREDERICK, MD— In Jan. 2026, Frederick Community College began a construction project right on the Southern border of Fort Detrick. The project sparked a wave of curiosity among students, but what really is it?
FREDERICK, MD— At Frederick Community College, The language of Hip Hop, taught by Professor Shemica Sheppard, may appear to be a course that focuses only on hip hop music. In reality, the course explores underlying social issues addressed through hip hop lyrics.
FREDERICK, MD — Stuck behind bumper-to-bumper traffic and watching the clock tick closer to their first lecture, college commuters experience a specific kind of morning stress. For students without a personal vehicle, a single missed connection or delayed ride can mean the difference between arriving on time and walking into class twenty minutes late.
Primetime, an A24 film depicting dramatic retellings from the production of To Catch a Predator released Sept. 25, 2026, to positive reviews from audiences and critics alike. However, it faced one jarring opponent: the movie’s subject himself, Chris Hansen.
FREDERICK, MD— While many students may use the online resources offered through Frederick Community College’s Learning Commons Library, they may not know the two people working behind the scenes to help make those resources and services available. Daniel Gallaher and Rebecca Montgomery, two of FCC’s learning librarians, spent the 2026 fall semester helping students with schoolwork, research questions and other academic needs.
FREDERICK, MD— While student reporters in neighboring states face intense administrative censorship, the staff at The Commuter, Frederick Community College’s student newspaper, answers to no one but their readers. Because the college designates the paper as a public forum, outside administrators are legally banned from killing or altering stories.
FREDERICK MD: On Aug. 22, just about 10 minutes away from FCC, the Frederick Card Collective opened its doors on N Market St for card lovers in Frederick and beyond.
FREDERICK, MD: On Sept. 5, local artist Doug Moulden shared his unique combination of 2D and 3D art in “Painted Sculptures”, a limited exhibit at the Visual and Performance Arts Center.
FREDERICK MD, On Aug. 22, Frederick Community College reopened its doors to awaiting students, both online and in person. But as students tried to find their classes and collect their first assignments, they also were having trouble navigating books and Read more…