I was looking for a different kind of recipe for the October Issue. I found this recipe in the Taste of Carriage House. This recipe book has a ton of great recipes. I thought this recipe would be a good one for fall. I hope you enjoy it! Pecan Crunch Salmon Ingredients4 salmon fillets (1-1½ […]
In the Beginning by Buck Reed My writing career started at Culinary School when I submitted articles to the school newspaper, and, much to my surprise, they actually got published. Eventually, I was made editor, mostly because nobody wanted to do it. My spelling and grammar left a lot to be desired, but I did […]
How to Detox seed oils from the body by Dr. Thomas K. Lo, Advanced Chiropractic & Nutritional Healing Centerd that we eat. They are in fried foods, baked goods, processed snacks, and fast food. It are also commonly used for cooking and baking. Unfortunately, seed oil can severely compromise your health. Avoiding seed oils and […]
by by Tara Miller As the leaves turn and crisp breezes roll in, Thurmont is buzzing with excitement for fall—and nowhere is that spirit more alive than at the Thurmont Senior Center. October brings a full calendar of events, laughter, and community connection, starting with one of our favorite traditions: the Annual Yard Sale. On […]
BY Caitlyn Kirby As the leaves turn and a crispness fills the air, the Emmitsburg Senior Center is welcoming the season with a full harvest of activities, puzzles, and natural wonders to celebrate October. Whether you’re a fan of fitness, arts & crafts, games, or just looking for good company and great events, there’s something […]
This month, the Daughters of Charity are remembering 50 years since Elizabeth Ann Seton was canonized as the first American-born saint. To celebrate, the Daughters have a series of events and activities happening from September 12 through September 14. Thousands of people are expected to be in Emmitsburg for the special weekend. Things kick off […]
by James Rada, Jr. Thurmont Gold Star Families Memorial Considered The Mayor and Commissioners of Thurmont are considering placing a Gold Star Families Memorial in Memorial Park. Gold Star families are families who have lost a loved one in one of the country’s military conflicts. “You have a lot here that would make this a […]
THURMONT Mayor John Kinnaird Kids are back in school, so please be aware of them going to and coming from school. This means kids crossing streets without looking both ways and sometimes riding their bikes in travel lanes or darting out from between cars. If we all pay attention, we can make sure our kids […]
Richard D. L. Fulton St. John’s College’s 300th The United States Postal Service (USPS) issued a 20-cent postal card commemorating the 300th Anniversary of the founding of Saint John’s College, located at 60 College Avenue, in Annapolis on June 1, 1998. The postal cards were appropriately postmarked at the Annapolis Post Office and depicted McDowell […]
UME Offers Succession Planning Support For many Maryland farm families, deciding how to pass down the family business can be one of the most challenging conversations they face. Questions about retirement, inheritance, and who will run the farm in the next generation often bring tension and uncertainty. To help families navigate these difficult transitions, University […]
Alisha Yocum September is Friendship Month, so it has me thinking about all the friendships throughout my lifetime. My mind drifts back first to elementary school—the friends made on playgrounds or while working together on class projects. We shared birthday parties and sleepovers, and before long, their families felt like an extension of my own. […]
by Joan Bittner Fry The Colemans Last week, St. John‘s Reformed Church in Sabillasville celebrated a centenarian, LaRue Coleman Black. Many family members, friends, and parishioners were in attendance (pictured above). LaRue wasn’t the only attendee who was 100; her brother, Edward, turned 101 in March of this year. Edward resides in Florida but summers […]
by Michele Tester The Guardian by Nicholas Sparks I read The Guardian years ago, and I remember really liking it, so I recently re-read it. It’s my pick for this month. My memory didn’t fail me. This story is full of romance, love, obsession, mystery, suspense, and loss. To be honest, it contains some intense […]
Alisha Yocum Are you looking to add a unique attraction to your next event? The Burro Bar is sure to get attention at your wedding, corporate event, or any gathering! The mother-daughter duo, Becky and Taylor Clarke, started the business after first seeing the idea on Pinterest over 10 years ago. At the center of […]
Alisha Yocum Luxe Nails celebrated its grand opening on August 9. Thurmont’s newest nail salon offers a relaxing atmosphere and tranquil setting for you to be pampered. The business offers a variety of pedicure packages, manicures, and waxings. Luxe Nails’ Signature Herbal Pedicure includes an aromatic herbal foot soak, an herbal scrub, and hot stone […]
In the article about the Thurmont Sheetz Ribbon Cutting, Delegate William Valentine was incorrectly identified. He attended the event and is pictured in the accompanying photo.
Owners Paul and Stacie Zelenka are delighted to celebrate 25 years of their bus;iness, Pondscapes. Paul and Stacie both have been in the watergarden industry for over 30 years. In addition to their professional watergardening expertise, they are both passionate gardeners at home and share a true love for all things pond. They both advocate […]
by Richard D. L. Fulton The CG&W Railway The Chambersburg, Greencastle & Waynesboro Street Railway (CG&W) was a rural trolley line that operated within the areas of its namesake, while adding on some additional communities during its development. According to an article “Memorable Experience: Trolley Service Kept County Connected in the Early 20th Century (by […]
Emmitsburg New Business and Development Briefs The following are the statuses of new businesses and developments coming to Emmitsburg from the town planner’s report: Federal Stone (Creamery Road, east side of U.S. 15) — An occupancy permit has been issued. Awaiting as-builts. Creamery Court Extension (Creamery Court) — Awaiting as-builts. Christ Community Church (Creamery Road) […]
Alisha Yocum Fun and excitement filled the air as community members came together to celebrate National Night Out on August 5, an annual event designed to strengthen the relationship between neighbors and local law enforcement. Matt Peskin established National Night out in 1984 in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The first event involved 2.5 million […]
Do you have a cat? Dog? Or other pet? Can your pet do tricks? Do you have a special costume that your pet wears? If so, bring your pet to the Thurmont & Emmitsburg Community Show’s Pet Show, which will be held on Saturday, September 6. Prior to the Pet Show, there will be a […]
The annual Mt. Tabor Church Big Picnic, Tractor Parade, and Baby Show was held on Saturday, August 9, at Mt. Tabor Park in Rocky Ridge, with lots of sunshine! A total of 33 babies—16 girls and 17 boys—participated in the show. We also had 14 tractors in the Tractor Parade! The youngest baby was Tillie […]
Descendants of Helen and Wilbur Umbel recently had a family reunion in Emmitsburg. Seven siblings were in attendance: Beatrice Umbel, Bill Umbel, Ruth Clarke, David Umbel, Jim Umbel, Clarence Umbel, and Austin Umbel. Over 60 family members from four generations attended the annual event.
Wags For Hope Nominated by: Kristi Wood Community Difference Makers don’t just come in human form! This month we highlight a group of furry friends and their owners who are making an impact on the community. Wags For Hope is a nonprofit organization that provides therapy animal visits to those in need of comfort and […]
by Jeff Yocum “A Change of Scenery” focuses on day trips from Thurmont that are within 150 miles (give or take). These trips will not include “Disney-level” destinations, but rather, lesser-known points of interest. The purpose of the article is to suggest venues for folks seeking a short, easily accessible change of scenery. In the […]