🎡 ICYMI: The Great Frederick Fair is Almost Here!

The countdown is officially on! Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Jacqui L. Kreh, President of The Great Frederick Fair and the Frederick County Agricultural Society, to Mid-Maryland Live as Frederick gets ready for the Fair to kick off THIS FRIDAY!

Kreh gave the guys a preview of what fairgoers can expect this year, from the agricultural traditions and competitions that remain at the heart of the Fair to the food, rides, entertainment and special events that make it one of Frederick County's biggest annual traditions.

They also talked about all the work that goes into getting the fairgrounds ready, what's new this year, and why the Fair continues to be such an important celebration of agriculture, youth and the Frederick County community.

🎡 The best nine days of the year are almost here!

🎧 Missed the conversation? Catch Tim and Frank's full interview with Jacqui Kreh anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

🎡 ICYMI: The Great Frederick Fair is Almost Here!
The countdown is officially on! Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Jacqui L. Kreh, President of The Great Frederick Fair and the Frederick County Agricultural Society, to Mid-Maryland Live as Frederick gets ready for the Fair to kick off THIS FRIDAY!
Kreh gave the guys a preview of what fairgoers can expect this year, from the agricultural traditions and competitions that remain at the heart of the Fair to the food, rides, entertainment and special events that make it one of Frederick County's biggest annual traditions.
They also talked about all the work that goes into getting the fairgrounds ready, what's new this year, and why the Fair continues to be such an important celebration of agriculture, youth and the Frederick County community.
🎡 The best nine days of the year are almost here!
🎧 Missed the conversation? Catch Tim and Frank's full interview with Jacqui Kreh anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

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Jacqui L. Kreh, President of the Great Frederick Fair Board of Directors

🏛️ ICYMI: Frederick County Councilman Steve McKay Joins Mid-Maryland Live

Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Frederick County Councilman Steve McKay, who represents District 2, for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of his district and one of Frederick County's most debated issues.

With McKay not seeking reelection, he weighed in on the candidates looking to succeed him and offered his perspective on what District 2 needs from its next representative.

The conversation then turned to data centers, including the proposed agreement surrounding the data center project in Adamstown. McKay discussed what the agreement could mean for the county, the questions council members still need answered, and his thoughts on how Frederick County should approach these major developments moving forward.

🎧 Missed the conversation? Catch Tim and Frank's full interview with Steve McKay anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

🏛️ ICYMI: Frederick County Councilman Steve McKay Joins Mid-Maryland Live
Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Frederick County Councilman Steve McKay, who represents District 2, for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of his district and one of Frederick County's most debated issues.
With McKay not seeking reelection, he weighed in on the candidates looking to succeed him and offered his perspective on what District 2 needs from its next representative.
The conversation then turned to data centers, including the proposed agreement surrounding the data center project in Adamstown. McKay discussed what the agreement could mean for the county, the questions council members still need answered, and his thoughts on how Frederick County should approach these major developments moving forward.
🎧 Missed the conversation? Catch Tim and Frank's full interview with Steve McKay anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Steve McKay, Frederick County Councilman District 2

🔥 “I HAVE NEVER IN FREDERICK COUNTY’S HISTORY SEEN SUCH CORRUPT GOVERNMENT.”

Tim May did not hold back on Mid-Maryland Live on 930 WFMD while discussing Frederick County Executive Jessica Fitzwater’s announcement of $110 million in developer-funded benefits for residents of Adamstown.

Tim’s biggest issue isn’t simply the money — it’s the timing and transparency surrounding the announcement.

Tim argued that Fitzwater and county officials knew about this funding well before it was publicly announced, but residents are only learning the details now, when he says there is little opportunity left to challenge or influence what is happening.

And with an election approaching, Tim questioned the timing of announcing $110 million in community benefits, arguing that revealing it now could help generate goodwill among residents after months of controversy surrounding development and data centers.

📞 Maryland State Senator Bill Folden joined the show by phone and backed up Tim’s concerns, discussing why he believes this type of overlay is toxic for the community and why residents deserve greater transparency about decisions with such a major impact on Frederick County.

For Tim, this comes down to transparency, accountability and trust in local government. If decisions are being made and agreements are being negotiated behind the scenes, he believes residents deserve to know about them before it’s too late to have a meaningful voice.

🎙️ Hear Tim May’s full comments, Senator Bill Folden’s reaction and the entire conversation on Mid-Maryland Live on 930 WFMD Free Talk.

🔥 &ldquo;I HAVE NEVER IN FREDERICK COUNTY&rsquo;S HISTORY SEEN SUCH CORRUPT GOVERNMENT.&rdquo;
Tim May did not hold back on Mid-Maryland Live on 930 WFMD while discussing Frederick County Executive Jessica Fitzwater&rsquo;s announcement of $110 million in developer-funded benefits for residents of Adamstown.
Tim&rsquo;s biggest issue isn&rsquo;t simply the money &mdash; it&rsquo;s the timing and transparency surrounding the announcement.
Tim argued that Fitzwater and county officials knew about this funding well before it was publicly announced, but residents are only learning the details now, when he says there is little opportunity left to challenge or influence what is happening.
And with an election approaching, Tim questioned the timing of announcing $110 million in community benefits, arguing that revealing it now could help generate goodwill among residents after months of controversy surrounding development and data centers.
📞 Maryland State Senator Bill Folden joined the show by phone and backed up Tim&rsquo;s concerns, discussing why he believes this type of overlay is toxic for the community and why residents deserve greater transparency about decisions with such a major impact on Frederick County.
For Tim, this comes down to transparency, accountability and trust in local government. If decisions are being made and agreements are being negotiated behind the scenes, he believes residents deserve to know about them before it&rsquo;s too late to have a meaningful voice.
🎙️ Hear Tim May&rsquo;s full comments, Senator Bill Folden&rsquo;s reaction and the entire conversation on Mid-Maryland Live on 930 WFMD Free Talk.

Tim May is livid about the Frederick County Government

🏛️ ICYMI: Frederick County Councilman Jerry Donald Joins Mid-Maryland Live

Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Frederick County Councilman Jerry Donald, who represents District 1, to Mid-Maryland Live for a wide-ranging conversation about county government and his political future.

Donald discussed term limits on the Frederick County Council and his decision to run for the Maryland House of Delegates in District 4, where he is challenging Delegate William Folden.

The conversation also focused on the continuing debate surrounding data-center development in Frederick County. Donald said county leaders and residents need more information about the potential environmental effects before these projects move forward.

Donald explained that more efficient and environmentally responsible methods of constructing data centers are available, but those options can be more expensive. He expressed concern that companies may prioritize building facilities as quickly and cheaply as possible, emphasizing that the county needs stronger safeguards to curb that approach and protect the community.

🎧 Missed the conversation? Listen to the full interview anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

🏛️ ICYMI: Frederick County Councilman Jerry Donald Joins Mid-Maryland Live
Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Frederick County Councilman Jerry Donald, who represents District 1, to Mid-Maryland Live for a wide-ranging conversation about county government and his political future.
Donald discussed term limits on the Frederick County Council and his decision to run for the Maryland House of Delegates in District 4, where he is challenging Delegate William Folden.
The conversation also focused on the continuing debate surrounding data-center development in Frederick County. Donald said county leaders and residents need more information about the potential environmental effects before these projects move forward.
Donald explained that more efficient and environmentally responsible methods of constructing data centers are available, but those options can be more expensive. He expressed concern that companies may prioritize building facilities as quickly and cheaply as possible, emphasizing that the county needs stronger safeguards to curb that approach and protect the community.
🎧 Missed the conversation? Listen to the full interview anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Jacqui L. Kreh, President of the Great Frederick Fair Board of Directors

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