Frederick County Council President Brad Young called in recently to Mid-Maryland Live to address Sherriff Chuck Jenkins concerns of a cutbacks to the Sherriff's Office in the recently passed County budget.

Frederick County Council President Brad Young called in recently to Mid-Maryland Live to address Sherriff Chuck Jenkins concerns of a cutbacks to the Sherriff's Office in the recently passed County budget.

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🍺🥨 ICYMI: Frederick’s Oktoberfest Co-Chair Debbie Streeton Joins Mid-Maryland Live

Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Debbie Streeton, Co-Chair of Frederick’s Oktoberfest, to preview a big weekend as the Carroll Creek Rotary Oktoberfest celebrates its 25th anniversary at the Frederick Fairgrounds!

The fun begins Friday from 6–10 PM with the traditional Keg Tapping Ceremony, German food and drinks, and live music from The Reagan Years.

Then Saturday brings an all-day celebration from 11 AM–10 PM, featuring a Kids’ Zone, live music, German bands and dancers, authentic food, beer and wine, college football, and plenty more.

Streeton also talks about how Oktoberfest has grown over the years and what makes celebrating 25 years in Frederick so special.

🇩🇪 Two days of food, music, dancing and Oktoberfest fun — Friday and Saturday at the Frederick Fairgrounds!

🎧 Missed it? Catch Tim and Frank’s full interview with Debbie Streeton anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

🍺🥨 ICYMI: Frederick&rsquo;s Oktoberfest Co-Chair Debbie Streeton Joins Mid-Maryland Live
Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Debbie Streeton, Co-Chair of Frederick&rsquo;s Oktoberfest, to preview a big weekend as the Carroll Creek Rotary Oktoberfest celebrates its 25th anniversary at the Frederick Fairgrounds!
The fun begins Friday from 6&ndash;10 PM with the traditional Keg Tapping Ceremony, German food and drinks, and live music from The Reagan Years.
Then Saturday brings an all-day celebration from 11 AM&ndash;10 PM, featuring a Kids&rsquo; Zone, live music, German bands and dancers, authentic food, beer and wine, college football, and plenty more.
Streeton also talks about how Oktoberfest has grown over the years and what makes celebrating 25 years in Frederick so special.
🇩🇪 Two days of food, music, dancing and Oktoberfest fun &mdash; Friday and Saturday at the Frederick Fairgrounds!
🎧 Missed it? Catch Tim and Frank&rsquo;s full interview with Debbie Streeton anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Debbie Streeton, Frederick's Oktoberfest Co-Chair

🎡🇺🇸 ICYMI: Frederick County Council At-Large Candidate Jack Felton Joins Tim May LIVE at The Great Frederick Fair

Tim May is broadcasting all week from The Great Frederick Fair, sitting down with candidates from across Frederick County. Regardless of party or political affiliation, WFMD is giving candidates the opportunity to introduce themselves, discuss the issues and let listeners hear directly from them.

This time, Tim welcomed Jack Felton, a Republican candidate for an at-large seat on the Frederick County Council, meaning he's running to represent residents countywide.

Felton is one of the Republican nominees for the two at-large seats in the Nov. 3 general election.

During the conversation, Felton discusses why he's running for County Council and the issues he believes deserve greater attention as Frederick County continues to grow.

Among the priorities Felton has identified during his campaign are preserving Frederick County farmland, taxes, schools and affordability. Those were also the four issues he highlighted when asked about his top priorities during a recent Frederick County Chamber of Commerce candidate forum.

🎙️ Hear Jack Felton explain why he's running, his approach to some of the major issues facing Frederick County, and what he would hope to accomplish as an at-large member of the County Council.

🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim May's full conversation with Jack Felton anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

🎡🇺🇸 ICYMI: Frederick County Council At-Large Candidate Jack Felton Joins Tim May LIVE at The Great Frederick Fair
Tim May is broadcasting all week from The Great Frederick Fair, sitting down with candidates from across Frederick County. Regardless of party or political affiliation, WFMD is giving candidates the opportunity to introduce themselves, discuss the issues and let listeners hear directly from them.
This time, Tim welcomed Jack Felton, a Republican candidate for an at-large seat on the Frederick County Council, meaning he's running to represent residents countywide.
Felton is one of the Republican nominees for the two at-large seats in the Nov. 3 general election.
During the conversation, Felton discusses why he's running for County Council and the issues he believes deserve greater attention as Frederick County continues to grow.
Among the priorities Felton has identified during his campaign are preserving Frederick County farmland, taxes, schools and affordability. Those were also the four issues he highlighted when asked about his top priorities during a recent Frederick County Chamber of Commerce candidate forum.
🎙️ Hear Jack Felton explain why he's running, his approach to some of the major issues facing Frederick County, and what he would hope to accomplish as an at-large member of the County Council.
🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim May's full conversation with Jack Felton anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Jack Felton, Candidate for Frederick County Council At-Large

🎡🇺🇸 ICYMI: Maryland House of Delegates District 4 Candidate Jason Keckler Joins Tim May LIVE at The Great Frederick Fair

Tim May is broadcasting all week from The Great Frederick Fair, sitting down with candidates from across Frederick County. Regardless of party or political affiliation, WFMD is giving candidates the opportunity to introduce themselves, discuss the issues and let listeners hear directly from them.

This time, Tim welcomed Jason Keckler, a Republican candidate for the Maryland House of Delegates in District 4. Keckler is one of three Republican nominees for the district in the November general election.

Keckler brings a background in law enforcement and public service, including a career with the Frederick Police Department and service as a Maryland parole commissioner.

During the conversation, Keckler discusses why he decided to run and the priorities he wants to bring to Annapolis, including public safety, mental health and substance use treatment, fiscal responsibility, vocational training and education.

He also talks about his positions on school choice and parental access to curriculum information, along with his approach to policies he says could help reduce costs for Maryland businesses.

🎙️ Hear Jason Keckler explain why he's running, how his law enforcement and public-service background has shaped his views, and what his priorities would be representing District 4 in Annapolis.

🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim May's full conversation with Jason Keckler anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

🎡🇺🇸 ICYMI: Maryland House of Delegates District 4 Candidate Jason Keckler Joins Tim May LIVE at The Great Frederick Fair
Tim May is broadcasting all week from The Great Frederick Fair, sitting down with candidates from across Frederick County. Regardless of party or political affiliation, WFMD is giving candidates the opportunity to introduce themselves, discuss the issues and let listeners hear directly from them.
This time, Tim welcomed Jason Keckler, a Republican candidate for the Maryland House of Delegates in District 4. Keckler is one of three Republican nominees for the district in the November general election.
Keckler brings a background in law enforcement and public service, including a career with the Frederick Police Department and service as a Maryland parole commissioner.
During the conversation, Keckler discusses why he decided to run and the priorities he wants to bring to Annapolis, including public safety, mental health and substance use treatment, fiscal responsibility, vocational training and education.
He also talks about his positions on school choice and parental access to curriculum information, along with his approach to policies he says could help reduce costs for Maryland businesses.
🎙️ Hear Jason Keckler explain why he's running, how his law enforcement and public-service background has shaped his views, and what his priorities would be representing District 4 in Annapolis.
🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim May's full conversation with Jason Keckler anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

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