Water Main Break in Old Town
*ATTENTION WALKERSVILLE* Water main break on Green Street. The road will be closed until further notice. We appreciate your patience as we fix the problem.
Read MoreAuthor: Michael Kuster
Mike is the publisher and editor of GladeValley.net. After growing up on a farm in Frederick County, Mike moved to Walkersville with his wife to start their family. Since moving to Walkersville, Mike and Emily's three children were born and attend local public schools.
Mike also owns Digital Age Solution, an I.T. firm offering Managed Services, Computer Repairs & Sales, Voice Over IP Telephone Service, Networking, and Software Engineering.
Mike actively participates in the community in various roles including:
- Walkersville Planning & Zoning Commission Member,
- Kaleidoscope 4-H Club Leader,
- Friends of Walkervsille Library,
- Vice-President, Frederick County 4-H Camp & Activities Center, Inc.
- Board Member, Federated Charities, and more.
Santa Makes Annual Visit to Walkersville
Walkersville’s First Responders including the Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company, Walkersville Volunteer Rescue Company, and Maryland State Police escorted Santa Claus on Sunday for his annual parade through town preceding his busiest day of the year. Santa Claus rode atop Quint 11 as the emergency equipment drove up and down the snowy streets of Walkersville on Sunday, December 20, 2020.
Read MoreRoad Closed in Walkersville
Biggs Ford Road at the bowling alley is currently NOT passable. There is a tractor trailer stuck in the roadway. Please avoid this area. Our Public Works crew has been out treating and plowing the Town streets. We ask that you help them out by staying off the roads if possible. Stay Safe!
Read MoreWalkersville Commissioner Assigned to Texas by Military
An Open Letter from Walkersville Commissioner Mike McNiesh Citizens of Walkersville: 2020 has been a trying year for all of us. Many in our community have suffered in different ways during the COVID crisis that is still affecting us. Whether it is the loss of a loved one, the loss of important events like graduation or prom, or the loss of a job that supports your family, if we have not been personally affected, we do know someone who has. My family was not left unaffected. On Sept 30th the…
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Waterside Shooting
On September 6, 2020 at approximately 8:49 PM, deputies were dispatched to the walking path behind Waterview Ct. in the Waterside community for an injured person. Upon arrival, deputies and EMS providers were led to an adult male who was found along the path with obvious signs of injury. EMS transported the male to Shock Trauma in Baltimore. Criminal Investigators responded to the scene and are still actively investigating the incident. It has been determined that the victim did sustain a gunshot wound during the incident and remains in serious…
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