FIREWORKS TONIGHT
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company’s 75th Annual Carnival will feature a GIGANTIC FIREWORKS DISPLAY at 10 p.m. tonight! Come out to enjoy the rides, the food, and fun! The rain date for fireworks is Saturday night.
Read MoreWalkersville Volunteer Fire Company’s 75th Annual Carnival will feature a GIGANTIC FIREWORKS DISPLAY at 10 p.m. tonight! Come out to enjoy the rides, the food, and fun! The rain date for fireworks is Saturday night.
Read MoreThe weather was touch and go for a while. Folks all around the county watched the weather to see if the show would go on. Storms blew in and out quickly. The temperatures lowered a bit, the skies cleared, and the crowds flocked to Walkersville. The lines for rides seemed to rival those for several years. Those riding didn’t seem to mind the lines. They rode all night! A brief shower around 9:30 closed a few rides and thinned some of the crowd, but it didn’t last long. The Reagan…
Read MoreDon’t miss The Reagan Years on stage tonight! Enjoy the music while you and your family Ride All Night for One Price!
Read MoreThe Town of Walkersville turned out big for this year’s Parade. Crowds lined the streets to enjoy the sites, sounds, candy, and even water sprayed from 4-H’ers to cool off. Fire trucks from all around, local businesses, organizations, dancers, baton twirlers, bands, and politicians made their way from Glade Road down Pennsylvania Avenue, up Maple Avenue, and down Frederick Street to the Carnival Grounds. Some favorites mentioned by folks at the carnival included the Walkersville Barber Shop, Kaleidoscope 4-H Club, the Paddy Wagon, and the free flowers from A’Bloom. On…
Read MoreIf you’ve driven up Biggs Ford Road in Walkersville, you’ve likely seen the poles erected in the field across from Fredericktowne Baptist Church, and the crops of vegetables growing in the same field. Its noticeable and intriguing to see something other than soy beans and corn growing in that field. The crops represent the expansion of Pleasant Hill Produce, a locally owned and operated small family farm. Heather and Ben Sayler began their farm at home on Kelley Road. The success of their business required more space than their tenth…
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