Michael Hough, Republican Candidate for MD State Senate District 4

Michael Hough (pronounced Huff) is a lifelong Maryland resident who believes in the founding principles of our country; limited government, individual responsibility, and lower taxes. He resides in Brunswick with his wife JoeyLynn, and his 3 children. Following high school, Michael entered the United States Air Force and served as a Minuteman III Missile technician; he was stationed at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Info I am running for State Senate because I believe Frederick and Carroll Counties deserve a true conservative Senator. To quote one of…

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Friends of the Walkersville Library – Upcoming Meeting

Friends of the Walkersville Library will hold its only meeting of the summer on Monday, June 16th at 6:00 p.m. in the Walkersville Library.  All are welcome to attend and help this great organization. Friends of the Walkersville Library, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing library services through fundraising and advocacy efforts. The Friends raise awareness and help garner support for activities not normally covered under the library’s operating budget. Through fundraising activities and tax-deductible private contributions and membership dues, Friends help support a variety of wonderful programs…

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Saving Our Children, Saving Our Future

There is no disputing the fact that our children represent our future. Right now the children of Frederick County are at risk as our community is caught in the midst of a heroin epidemic. The current problem should have been foreseen, the signs were there. The signs were ignored however this is not about finger pointing but about looking forward and saving our future. We need to recognize this as a community health problem for which there are measures we can take to mitigate and solve the problem, but if…

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Break-Ins Rampant in Walkersville, Again

Old Town Walkersville fell victim to a rash of break-ins overnight Wednesday into Thursday.  The criminals broke into vehicles stealing items of value and money. These crimes continue to be a recurring issue for residents.  A few cars were broken into a few weeks ago.  Last summer, Maryland State Police arrested an individual who was caught with items from some of the vehicles broken into at that time. Most vehicles’ broken into were left unlocked. Police encourage residents to keep their vehicles’ doors locked and items secured. Police also ask…

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