Frank Mitchell and Tim May sit down with Mary Rolle, Frederick County’s Register of Wills, joins the conversation to explain the important role her office plays in helping families navigate wills, estates, and the probate process.

With a background spanning 14 years in parole and probation, work at a detention center, 25 years teaching at Frederick Community College, and experience as an Orphans’ Court judge, Rolle brings a wealth of knowledge to her current position.

During the discussion, Rolle explains why having a will is so important, how the Register of Wills office helps families settle estates, and why she encourages residents to seek professional legal guidance rather than rely on generic online will kits. She also highlights the office’s efforts to educate the public, including partnering with Frederick Community College for a pro bono day that helps residents access free legal assistance for simple wills.

Rolle shares a personal message during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, encouraging everyone to stay current with their annual mammograms and prioritize early detection.

Frank Mitchell and Tim May sit down with Mary Rolle, Frederick County&rsquo;s Register of Wills, joins the conversation to explain the important role her office plays in helping families navigate wills, estates, and the probate process.
With a background spanning 14 years in parole and probation, work at a detention center, 25 years teaching at Frederick Community College, and experience as an Orphans&rsquo; Court judge, Rolle brings a wealth of knowledge to her current position.
During the discussion, Rolle explains why having a will is so important, how the Register of Wills office helps families settle estates, and why she encourages residents to seek professional legal guidance rather than rely on generic online will kits. She also highlights the office&rsquo;s efforts to educate the public, including partnering with Frederick Community College for a pro bono day that helps residents access free legal assistance for simple wills.
Rolle shares a personal message during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, encouraging everyone to stay current with their annual mammograms and prioritize early detection.

Mary Rolle, Frederick County Register of Wills

Frank Mitchell and Tim May sit down with Randy Leatherman, a member of the Washington County Board of County Commissioners, to discuss the important issues shaping the future of Washington County and the decisions impacting local residents.

A lifelong Washington County resident, Leatherman brings decades of experience in fire and rescue services, including serving with the City of Hagerstown, Fairfax County, Virginia, and Virginia Task Force One, where he participated in state, national, and international rescue operations.

During the conversation, Leatherman shares his perspective on Washington County’s financial outlook, the transition from volunteer to career emergency services, and the ongoing challenges surrounding water and sewer infrastructure. He also discusses the county’s current moratorium on data centers, emphasizing the importance of responsible planning, appropriate regulations, and protecting residents from rising utility costs.

Leatherman explains funding for fire and rescue services, public education, and the proposed immigration processing and detention facility in Williamsport.

Frank Mitchell and Tim May sit down with Randy Leatherman, a member of the Washington County Board of County Commissioners, to discuss the important issues shaping the future of Washington County and the decisions impacting local residents.
A lifelong Washington County resident, Leatherman brings decades of experience in fire and rescue services, including serving with the City of Hagerstown, Fairfax County, Virginia, and Virginia Task Force One, where he participated in state, national, and international rescue operations.
During the conversation, Leatherman shares his perspective on Washington County&rsquo;s financial outlook, the transition from volunteer to career emergency services, and the ongoing challenges surrounding water and sewer infrastructure. He also discusses the county&rsquo;s current moratorium on data centers, emphasizing the importance of responsible planning, appropriate regulations, and protecting residents from rising utility costs.
Leatherman explains funding for fire and rescue services, public education, and the proposed immigration processing and detention facility in Williamsport.

Randy Leatherman, Washington County Board of County Commissioners

Frank Mitchell and Tim May talk to Maryland State Senator Karen Lewis Young, who represents District 3, joins the conversation to discuss the state’s budget challenges, taxpayer concerns, and her legislative priorities for Frederick County. Young explains her perspective on Maryland’s revenue challenges, the impact of federal funding cuts, and the rising costs of maintaining roads, bridges, and other critical infrastructure.

She also highlights several accomplishments from the 2026 legislative session, including securing $1 million for the expansion of Frederick Health Hospital and advancing Mason’s Law to strengthen storm drain safety following a tragic drowning in Mount Airy.

Looking ahead, Young outlines her plans to push for greater accountability and environmental protections surrounding data centers, fair funding for Frederick County schools, lower prescription drug costs, improved transparency for residents, and property tax credits for seniors and uniformed service members.

The discussion also covers Maryland’s 287(g) immigration enforcement program, concerns about residents’ constitutional rights, and the challenges of balancing state spending with the needs of Maryland families.

As she seeks reelection to the Maryland State Senate, Young shares her priorities for the upcoming legislative session and explains how residents can learn more about her record and plans for the future.

Frank Mitchell and Tim May talk to Maryland State Senator Karen Lewis Young, who represents District 3, joins the conversation to discuss the state&rsquo;s budget challenges, taxpayer concerns, and her legislative priorities for Frederick County. Young explains her perspective on Maryland&rsquo;s revenue challenges, the impact of federal funding cuts, and the rising costs of maintaining roads, bridges, and other critical infrastructure.
She also highlights several accomplishments from the 2026 legislative session, including securing $1 million for the expansion of Frederick Health Hospital and advancing Mason&rsquo;s Law to strengthen storm drain safety following a tragic drowning in Mount Airy.
Looking ahead, Young outlines her plans to push for greater accountability and environmental protections surrounding data centers, fair funding for Frederick County schools, lower prescription drug costs, improved transparency for residents, and property tax credits for seniors and uniformed service members.
The discussion also covers Maryland&rsquo;s 287(g) immigration enforcement program, concerns about residents&rsquo; constitutional rights, and the challenges of balancing state spending with the needs of Maryland families.
As she seeks reelection to the Maryland State Senate, Young shares her priorities for the upcoming legislative session and explains how residents can learn more about her record and plans for the future.

Karen Lewis Young, Maryland State Senator

🎙️ ICYMI: Frederick County Council Candidate Jamie Shopland Joins Mid-Maryland Live

Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Jamie Shopland, candidate for Frederick County Council District 2, to Mid-Maryland Live to discuss her campaign, her background in community advocacy and the issues facing Frederick County.

A major focus of the conversation was data center development in Frederick County. Shopland was firm in her criticism of how the county has handled the issue, arguing that environmental studies should have been conducted before moving forward with these projects.

They also discussed Frederick County's housing crisis, with Shopland emphasizing the importance of addressing affordability and helping the people who already live and work in the community.

Shopland also shared how her experiences as a technology strategist, mother of twins and advocate for families and children with disabilities have shaped her approach to public service.

🎙️ Hear Shopland explain her concerns about data centers, her thoughts on housing affordability and the priorities she would bring to the Frederick County Council if elected.

🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim and Frank's full conversation with Jamie Shopland anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

🎙️ ICYMI: Frederick County Council Candidate Jamie Shopland Joins Mid-Maryland Live
Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Jamie Shopland, candidate for Frederick County Council District 2, to Mid-Maryland Live to discuss her campaign, her background in community advocacy and the issues facing Frederick County.
A major focus of the conversation was data center development in Frederick County. Shopland was firm in her criticism of how the county has handled the issue, arguing that environmental studies should have been conducted before moving forward with these projects.
They also discussed Frederick County's housing crisis, with Shopland emphasizing the importance of addressing affordability and helping the people who already live and work in the community.
Shopland also shared how her experiences as a technology strategist, mother of twins and advocate for families and children with disabilities have shaped her approach to public service.
🎙️ Hear Shopland explain her concerns about data centers, her thoughts on housing affordability and the priorities she would bring to the Frederick County Council if elected.
🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim and Frank's full conversation with Jamie Shopland anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Jamie Shopland, County Council District 2 Candidate

🎙️ ICYMI: Maryland Attorney General Candidate Jim Rutledge Joins Mid-Maryland Live

Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Jim Rutledge, Republican candidate for Maryland Attorney General, to Mid-Maryland Live to discuss his campaign, the issues facing Maryland and why he's challenging incumbent Democratic Attorney General Anthony G. Brown in the November 2026 general election.

Rutledge talks about his focus on public safety, fighting violent crime and supporting law enforcement, including his concerns about repeat offenders and criminal gangs that recruit and exploit juveniles.

A major part of his campaign centers on strengthening law enforcement's ability to do its job. Rutledge discusses his concerns about policies he believes make it harder for officers to carry out their duties, testify in court and hold criminals accountable.

He also shares his views on crime prevention, prosecution and the role of the Attorney General's Office in working with law enforcement agencies across Maryland.

🎙️ Hear Rutledge explain why he's running, his approach to public safety and criminal justice, and the priorities he would bring to the Maryland Attorney General's Office if elected.

🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim and Frank's full conversation with Jim Rutledge anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

🎙️ ICYMI: Maryland Attorney General Candidate Jim Rutledge Joins Mid-Maryland Live
Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Jim Rutledge, Republican candidate for Maryland Attorney General, to Mid-Maryland Live to discuss his campaign, the issues facing Maryland and why he's challenging incumbent Democratic Attorney General Anthony G. Brown in the November 2026 general election.
Rutledge talks about his focus on public safety, fighting violent crime and supporting law enforcement, including his concerns about repeat offenders and criminal gangs that recruit and exploit juveniles.
A major part of his campaign centers on strengthening law enforcement's ability to do its job. Rutledge discusses his concerns about policies he believes make it harder for officers to carry out their duties, testify in court and hold criminals accountable.
He also shares his views on crime prevention, prosecution and the role of the Attorney General's Office in working with law enforcement agencies across Maryland.
🎙️ Hear Rutledge explain why he's running, his approach to public safety and criminal justice, and the priorities he would bring to the Maryland Attorney General's Office if elected.
🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim and Frank's full conversation with Jim Rutledge anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Jim Rutledge, Candidate for Maryland Attorney General

🎙️ ICYMI: Frederick County Council Candidate Louisa Conklin Joins Mid-Maryland Live

Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Louisa Conklin, Democratic candidate for Frederick County Council District 1, to Mid-Maryland Live to discuss her campaign, the issues facing Frederick County and why she's running for a seat on the County Council.

Conklin talks about her concerns over rapid growth and development in Frederick County, the importance of protecting natural resources and her desire to make sure residents have a stronger voice in decisions that impact their communities.

A major focus of her campaign is data center development, particularly her opposition to the County Council's decision to expand data center overlay zones. Conklin discusses how that decision helped motivate her run for office and why she believes community input should play a larger role in shaping the county's future.

🎙️ Hear Conklin explain why she's running, her concerns about growth and data centers, and the priorities she would bring to the Frederick County Council if elected.

🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim and Frank's full conversation with Louisa Conklin anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

🎙️ ICYMI: Frederick County Council Candidate Louisa Conklin Joins Mid-Maryland Live
Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Louisa Conklin, Democratic candidate for Frederick County Council District 1, to Mid-Maryland Live to discuss her campaign, the issues facing Frederick County and why she's running for a seat on the County Council.
Conklin talks about her concerns over rapid growth and development in Frederick County, the importance of protecting natural resources and her desire to make sure residents have a stronger voice in decisions that impact their communities.
A major focus of her campaign is data center development, particularly her opposition to the County Council's decision to expand data center overlay zones. Conklin discusses how that decision helped motivate her run for office and why she believes community input should play a larger role in shaping the county's future.
🎙️ Hear Conklin explain why she's running, her concerns about growth and data centers, and the priorities she would bring to the Frederick County Council if elected.
🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim and Frank's full conversation with Louisa Conklin anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Louisa Conklin, Candidate for Frederick County Council District 1

💜 ICYMI: Alzheimer’s Association’s Marilyn Herbert Joins Mid-Maryland Live

Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Marilyn Herbert, Development Manager and Walk Coordinator for the Alzheimer’s Association Greater Maryland Chapter, to Mid-Maryland Live to preview the 2026 Walk to End Alzheimer’s – Frederick, happening this Sunday, Oct. 11 at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium.

Marilyn talks about the importance of the annual walk, how it brings together families, caregivers, friends and community members impacted by Alzheimer’s, and how the money raised supports Alzheimer’s care, support and research.

💜 Check-in begins at 11 AM, followed by the Opening Ceremony at noon and the 2-mile walk at 12:20 PM. Registration is free, with participants encouraged to raise funds or make a donation.

🎙️ Hear Marilyn explain how you can get involved, what to expect Sunday and why the Frederick Walk to End Alzheimer’s means so much to families throughout our community.

🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim and Frank’s full conversation with Marilyn Herbert anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

💜 ICYMI: Alzheimer&rsquo;s Association&rsquo;s Marilyn Herbert Joins Mid-Maryland Live
Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Marilyn Herbert, Development Manager and Walk Coordinator for the Alzheimer&rsquo;s Association Greater Maryland Chapter, to Mid-Maryland Live to preview the 2026 Walk to End Alzheimer&rsquo;s &ndash; Frederick, happening this Sunday, Oct. 11 at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium.
Marilyn talks about the importance of the annual walk, how it brings together families, caregivers, friends and community members impacted by Alzheimer&rsquo;s, and how the money raised supports Alzheimer&rsquo;s care, support and research.
💜 Check-in begins at 11 AM, followed by the Opening Ceremony at noon and the 2-mile walk at 12:20 PM. Registration is free, with participants encouraged to raise funds or make a donation.
🎙️ Hear Marilyn explain how you can get involved, what to expect Sunday and why the Frederick Walk to End Alzheimer&rsquo;s means so much to families throughout our community.
🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim and Frank&rsquo;s full conversation with Marilyn Herbert anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Marilyn Herbert, , Development Manager & Walk Coordinator for the Alzheimer’s Association Greater Maryland Chapter

👥 ICYMI: ESPC Elder Expo Committee Member Bonnie Elliott Joins Mid-Maryland Live

Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Bonnie Elliott, ESPC Expo Committee Member, to Mid-Maryland Live to preview the ESPC Annual Elder Expo, coming up Thursday, Oct. 8 from 9 AM–2 PM at Frederick Health Village.

Hosted by the Elder Services Provider Council, the FREE event brings together more than 70 vendors and organizations with resources for seniors, caregivers and families, covering everything from home care and assisted living to legal services, health and wellness, downsizing and more.

Attendees can also take advantage of health screenings, vaccines, educational presentations throughout the day and a free boxed lunch for the first 400 attendees.

And 930 WFMD’s own Bob Miller will be there as part of the day’s activities!

🎙️ Hear Bonnie preview everything happening at this year’s Elder Expo and why it’s a great opportunity for seniors and caregivers to connect with valuable local resources.

🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim and Frank’s full conversation with Bonnie Elliott anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

👥 ICYMI: ESPC Elder Expo Committee Member Bonnie Elliott Joins Mid-Maryland Live
Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Bonnie Elliott, ESPC Expo Committee Member, to Mid-Maryland Live to preview the ESPC Annual Elder Expo, coming up Thursday, Oct. 8 from 9 AM&ndash;2 PM at Frederick Health Village.
Hosted by the Elder Services Provider Council, the FREE event brings together more than 70 vendors and organizations with resources for seniors, caregivers and families, covering everything from home care and assisted living to legal services, health and wellness, downsizing and more.
Attendees can also take advantage of health screenings, vaccines, educational presentations throughout the day and a free boxed lunch for the first 400 attendees.
And 930 WFMD&rsquo;s own Bob Miller will be there as part of the day&rsquo;s activities!
🎙️ Hear Bonnie preview everything happening at this year&rsquo;s Elder Expo and why it&rsquo;s a great opportunity for seniors and caregivers to connect with valuable local resources.
🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim and Frank&rsquo;s full conversation with Bonnie Elliott anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Bonnie Elliott, ESPC Expo Committee Member

🎡🇺🇸 ICYMI: Frederick County Board of Education President Dean Rose Joins Tim May LIVE at The Great Frederick Fair

Tim May is broadcasting from The Great Frederick Fair, sitting down with candidates from across Frederick County and giving them the opportunity to introduce themselves, discuss the issues and let listeners hear directly from them.

This time, Tim welcomed Dean Rose, current President of the Frederick County Board of Education and a candidate for re-election, to discuss his time on the board, why he's seeking another term and his priorities for Frederick County Public Schools.

Rose talks about his focus on creating safe and supportive schools, reducing classroom disruptions and maintaining an environment where students and teachers can focus on learning.

The conversation also turns to preparing students for what comes after graduation. Rose supports expanding Career and Technical Education programs and dual enrollment opportunities with Frederick Community College, while providing pathways for students headed to college, the military, skilled trades or directly into the workforce.

Rose also discusses fiscal responsibility and transparency, addressing opportunity gaps, providing earlier support for students with special needs and building community partnerships to expand opportunities outside the classroom.

🎙️ Hear Dean Rose discuss his record on the Board of Education, why he's running for re-election and what he believes should be prioritized for the future of Frederick County Public Schools.

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

🎡🇺🇸 ICYMI: Frederick County Board of Education President Dean Rose Joins Tim May LIVE at The Great Frederick Fair
Tim May is broadcasting from The Great Frederick Fair, sitting down with candidates from across Frederick County and giving them the opportunity to introduce themselves, discuss the issues and let listeners hear directly from them.
This time, Tim welcomed Dean Rose, current President of the Frederick County Board of Education and a candidate for re-election, to discuss his time on the board, why he's seeking another term and his priorities for Frederick County Public Schools.
Rose talks about his focus on creating safe and supportive schools, reducing classroom disruptions and maintaining an environment where students and teachers can focus on learning.
The conversation also turns to preparing students for what comes after graduation. Rose supports expanding Career and Technical Education programs and dual enrollment opportunities with Frederick Community College, while providing pathways for students headed to college, the military, skilled trades or directly into the workforce.
Rose also discusses fiscal responsibility and transparency, addressing opportunity gaps, providing earlier support for students with special needs and building community partnerships to expand opportunities outside the classroom.
🎙️ Hear Dean Rose discuss his record on the Board of Education, why he's running for re-election and what he believes should be prioritized for the future of Frederick County Public Schools.
🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim May's full conversation with Dean Rose anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Dean Rose, Frederick County Board of Education President

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

Tim May is broadcasting from The Great Frederick Fair, sitting down with candidates from across Frederick County and giving them the opportunity to introduce themselves, discuss the issues and let listeners hear directly from them.

This time, Tim welcomed Alleria Stanley, candidate for the Maryland House of Delegates in District 4, to talk about her background, why she's running and the experiences that have shaped her campaign.

Stanley is a retired U.S. Army veteran who served for 20 years, from 2003 to 2023, including a deployment to Afghanistan. She talks with Tim about her military career, transitioning while serving on active duty and how those experiences influenced her commitment to public service.

Now, Stanley says she wants to continue that service in Annapolis. She discusses her work in veterans advocacy, including serving as Vice President of the Transgender American Veterans Association, as well as her perspective as a mother of five and a Frederick County resident.

The conversation also explores some of the issues Stanley says are driving her campaign, including public education, economic stability for working families, privacy, constitutional rights and ensuring residents across Frederick County have a voice in state government.

🎙️ Hear Alleria Stanley discuss her 20 years of military service, her advocacy work, why she's running for the House of Delegates and the priorities she would bring to representing District 4 in Annapolis.

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

🎡🇺🇸 ICYMI: Maryland House of Delegates District 4 Candidate Alleria Stanley Joins Tim May LIVE at The Great Frederick Fair
Tim May is broadcasting from The Great Frederick Fair, sitting down with candidates from across Frederick County and giving them the opportunity to introduce themselves, discuss the issues and let listeners hear directly from them.
This time, Tim welcomed Alleria Stanley, candidate for the Maryland House of Delegates in District 4, to talk about her background, why she's running and the experiences that have shaped her campaign.
Stanley is a retired U.S. Army veteran who served for 20 years, from 2003 to 2023, including a deployment to Afghanistan. She talks with Tim about her military career, transitioning while serving on active duty and how those experiences influenced her commitment to public service.
Now, Stanley says she wants to continue that service in Annapolis. She discusses her work in veterans advocacy, including serving as Vice President of the Transgender American Veterans Association, as well as her perspective as a mother of five and a Frederick County resident.
The conversation also explores some of the issues Stanley says are driving her campaign, including public education, economic stability for working families, privacy, constitutional rights and ensuring residents across Frederick County have a voice in state government.
🎙️ Hear Alleria Stanley discuss her 20 years of military service, her advocacy work, why she's running for the House of Delegates and the priorities she would bring to representing District 4 in Annapolis.
🎧 Missed it? Listen to Tim May's full conversation with Alleria Stanley anytime on the Mid-Maryland Live podcast feed.

Alleria Stanley, Maryland State Delegate District 4 Candidate

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