Caleb Ogilvie
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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County accepting grant applications for agricultural innovations (opens the original)
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Agricultural businesses can apply for a Frederick County grant to fund buildings, facilities, equipment and research. The application period for the Agriculture Innovation Grant program opened Thursday and closes Oct. 30 at 4 p.m., according to a press release from county's Office of Agriculture. An unscientific take on an issue in the news. Get the insider's scoop on the best that Frederick has to offer, as voted in the Best of the Best, with Frederick Hometown Guru. Frederick Hometown Guru ta
Grants available to support people with cancer (opens the original)
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The sign for the Community Foundation of Frederick County located on East Church Street is shown in Frederick on Friday. Nonprofits and other organizations that support Frederick County residents with cancer can apply for funding from The Community Foundation of Frederick County. More than $750,000 is available through the foundation's William E. Barnhart Memorial Fund, according to a press release the foundation published Tuesday. An unscientific take on an issue in the news. Get the insider's
Cattle put their best hoof forward at Fair (opens the original)
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Emily Walton of Walkersville gets a smile out of her Holstein cow after they were awarded the Junior Champion Holstein in the Open Class of the Dairy Cattle Show on Thursday. Easton Savage, 13, wanted to sleep in a barn at The Great Frederick Fair Wednesday night, so he could get up early and prepare his cattle for Thursday's shows. "It saves you a lot of time sleeping in the barn," Easton said. An unscientific take on an issue in the news. Get the insider's scoop on the best that Frederick has
Horses, drivers take first laps at Fair harness races (opens the original)
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Archie Buford, left, drives Illini Hank, neck and neck with James Dodson, driving Dial Tone, on Wednesday at The Great Frederick Fair. Horses and their drivers raced around the Frederick Fairgrounds' track on Wednesday during the first harness races of The Great Frederick Fair. Throughout four races, drivers directed the horses from carts known as sulkies while the horses pulled them. They raced the track twice per race as audience members watched from the stands â all in the middle of the fai
Former federal official in bribery case sentenced to three years in prison (opens the original)
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A former federal government official whom a Mount Airy business owner bribed between 2018 and 2021 was sentenced to three years in prison on Tuesday, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Maryland said. Christopher Brackins of Mount Airy bribed Lennie Lamont Miller of Brandywine, a former federal contracting officer's representative, with about $50,000 in cash, checks, vehicle repairs and repairs to a residence, according to a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office on Tuesday. An unscientific ta
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