La Paz, located at 51 South Market Street in Downtown Frederick, has announced it will close its doors on Sunday, December 8, after 46 years in business. A Frederick staple since 1978, the restaurant is known for its margaritas and outside patio seating along the Carroll Creek. La Paz will be replaced by a new concept set to open in 2025.|
Sailing Through The Winter Solstice begins annually in November, when a number of boats, transformed through the “creative minds of many Frederick friends”, set sail on the Creek. The boats are anchored in Carroll Creek (50 Carroll Creek Way, Frederick, MD 21701), between Market Street and Carroll Street in Frederick County. The event launches today and a video preview is available below.
Jerk N Jive Caribbean Kitchen has announced that it will close its doors after seven years in Frederick, the restaurant announced on social media.
Beloved Greek restaurant, Analia’s Cafe, will close its doors after nearly 10 years at 480 Prospect Blvd in Frederick. The restaurant made the announcement in a social media post on Tuesday.
After closing its doors in January 2020 following seven years in downtown Frederick, Ayse Meze Lounge is poised to return to the culinary scene—this time about 25 miles south as AYSE. Nezih Pistar, the driving force behind the Mediterranean restaurant named for his mother, has applied for a liquor license on behalf of AYSE for the new location at 700 King Farm Rd. in Rockville’s King Farm neighborhood.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) are actively assisting in a search operation for a missing person presumed to have drowned in the Potomac River, in coordination with Frederick County authorities. The missing person is believed to have entered the water near Point of Rocks in Frederick County.
Last week, we reported that a $500,000-winning Powerball ticket for the Wednesday, September 25 drawing was purchased at a Frederick Wawa. On Monday, the Maryland Lottery shared details about the lucky winner—a “Super Mom” who claimed the big prize.
The Maryland Attorney General’s Office has announced that Michael K. Hines pleaded guilty to illegal poaching after harvesting a trophy deer during closed season, receiving $5,000 restitution, 80 hours of community service, and a $1,000 fine as ordered by the Frederick County Circuit Court. (more…)
The Maryland Lottery has announced that a $50,000 top-prize winning Bonus Match 5 ticket for the Monday, September 23 drawing was sold at a Walmart in Frederick County, marking the 26th top-prize win of 2024.
A Frederick man recently won $50,000 on a Maryland Lottery Pick 5 ticket purchased at Royal Farms. Full story below courtesy MDLottery: