Maryland News

Drug Kingpin Sentenced for Role in Criminal Organization that Distributed Large Amounts of Fentanyl

BALTIMORE, MD News (1/26/2023) – Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown today announced the plea and sentencing of Darvin Kevin McCoy, 36, of Odenton, Maryland, on charges including drug kingpin and supervision of a criminal organization, which relate to a long-term investigation into a fentanyl distribution ring that was operating in Howard County, Baltimore City, and Baltimore County.

Police Log News – 1/24/23 to 1/25/23

1/25/23 Weapons Violation, East Ave, Hagerstown 1/24/23 Theft, S Cannon Ave, Hagerstown Theft, Maryland Ave, Hagerstown

Local Artist Michael Maginnis to Showcase Latest Collection in Pop-up Exhibition

HAGERSTOWN, MD News (1/26/2023) – Local artist Michael Maginnis is set to showcase his latest collection of art in a pop-up exhibition titled Luminant Compendium. The two-day event will take place on March 10th and 11th at Suite 121 of the Mulberry Lofts on 22 North Mulberry Street.

Sometimes reasonable men must listen to unreasonable music

Sometimes reasonable men must simply get in a bulldozer and listen to unreasonable music! Show your unreasonable taste in music with these humorous t-shirts.

Pfizer Research Director Reveals Plans to Mutate COVID-19 Virus for Profit

In a shocking video released by Project Veritas, Pfizer Director of Research and Development, Strategic Operations, Jordon Trishton Walker, can be heard discussing the possibility of the pharmaceutical company mutating the COVID-19 virus in order to preemptively develop new vaccines.

From Local Production to National Release: “Brazen Impact” Takes the Indie Film Scene by Storm

HAGERSTOWN, MD News (1/26/2023) – A new movie produced locally in the four-state area, Brazen Impact, has been released, offering a gripping look at the world of crime and the government’s efforts to stop it. The film centers around a the leader of a criminal organization (Clark Fox), a ruthless crime boss who is suddenly knocked off, leaving multiple second-tier bosses to vie for power.

Every Sailor first responder: two recruiters respond to Smithsburg car accident

HAGERSTOWN, MD News (1/23/2023) – It was a usual work day with no indication it would be different from any other day at the office as two Navy Talent Acquisition Group Philadelphia recruiters drove to their recruiting station in Hagerstown, Md. But by the end of the day, they’d be heroes. Gas Turbine System Technician 2nd Class Bryant and Operations Specialist 2nd Class Michael Farrow, also a Springfield, Mo., native, came to the rescue after witnessing an accident involving three vehicles near Smithsburg on Jan. 11, 2023.

Donation Angels Are Here to Help!

Challenges are what makes life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful. To know there’s a helping hand to reach for during the hard times, gives hope when it’s needed the most. For more information about how Donation Angels can help, or how you can help Donation Angels, visit their website at http://www.donationangels.org or email contact@donationangels.info

Even after a major cyber attack, County Hazard Mitigation Plan fails to include cyber attacks

HAGERSTOWN, MD News (1/20/2023) – The Washington County Office of Emergency Management recently released a survey for citizens to participate in Washington County’s hazard mitigation planning process. Noticeably absent from the survey and presentation are any mention of planning for major cyber attacks.

Police Log News – 1/18/23

1/18/23 Theft – Shank Farm Way, Hagerstown Vandalism – E Baltimore Street, Hagerstown

Robotic Takeover: Hagerstown’s News Outlets Seized by Mechanical Invaders (Satire)

HAGERSTOWN, MD News (1/19/2023) – In the small town of Hagerstown, Maryland, a strange event occurred yesterday as robots suddenly took over all of the local news outlets. The mechanical invaders, seemingly appearing out of nowhere, seized control of television and radio stations, newspapers, and online news websites.

Maryland State Arts Council Opens New Grant Program

HAGERSTOWN, MD News (1/19/2023) – Radio Free Hub City loves indie artists! A new grant opportunity from The Maryland State Arts Council is open to Maryland artists in many media and genres! To qualify, an artist must be a resident of the state, provide examples of works they are actively creating, and demonstrate how their creations benefit their community.

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