Hope everyone is well after the storms! Anyone having internet issues this morning over by BlackRock and Fairway Meadows? Antietam Broadband is the provider.

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH OUTLINE UPDATE FOR WS 465
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
645 PM EDT SUN JUL 5 2026

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 465 IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 100 AM EDT
FOR THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS

MDC003-005-009-011-013-015-017-021-025-027-029-031-033-035-041-
043-510-060500-
/O.NEW.KWNS.SV.A.0465.260705T2245Z-260706T0500Z/

MD
.    MARYLAND COUNTIES INCLUDED ARE

ANNE ARUNDEL         BALTIMORE           CALVERT
CAROLINE             CARROLL             CECIL
CHARLES              FREDERICK           HARFORD
HOWARD               KENT                MONTGOMERY
PRINCE GEORGES       QUEEN ANNE`S        TALBOT
WASHINGTON


MARYLAND INDEPENDENT CITIES INCLUDED ARE

BALTIMORE CITY

Has anyone tried Ten Ramen? I didnt even know it existed until I was driving by earlier. Can't seem to find any info online

Just curious about how safe Hagerstown is for people of color… specifically for Arab/Muslims. I know it’s not the most diverse town and I don’t mind that at all but despite that how are poc treated by the general population here..?

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH OUTLINE UPDATE FOR WS 457
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
215 PM EDT SAT JUL 4 2026

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 457 IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1000 PM EDT
FOR THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS

MDC001-003-005-009-013-015-017-021-023-025-027-031-033-037-043-
510-050200-
/O.NEW.KWNS.SV.A.0457.260704T1815Z-260705T0200Z/

MD
.    MARYLAND COUNTIES INCLUDED ARE

ALLEGANY             ANNE ARUNDEL        BALTIMORE
CALVERT              CARROLL             CECIL
CHARLES              FREDERICK           GARRETT
HARFORD              HOWARD              MONTGOMERY
PRINCE GEORGES       ST. MARYS           WASHINGTON


MARYLAND INDEPENDENT CITIES INCLUDED ARE

BALTIMORE CITY
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I grew up in Greenberry Hills in the ‘80s (we moved to Greencastle in ‘91), and whenever I’m back in town I like to drive through the old neighborhood.

I drove through earlier this week and was a bit sad to see it’s looking more disheveled than I recall it ever being. To be sure, a number of homes are still in solid shape with well-kept properties, but there were far more with overgrown lawns and homes in noticeable disrepair and/or vehicles in disrepair than when I drove through two summers ago.

Does anyone know of any specific causes of the decline, or is it just a matter of an old, modest neighborhood getting older?

Hello! I'm trying to design a light rail systems for cities and towns in Maryland. Does anybody have ideas on what a potential light rail system could look like? Where would you like stations to be? Businesses, residential neighborhoods, parks, restaurants, streets, schools, etc. This would help be quite a bit!

My friend read somwhere that theres fireworks today instead of TMR

Hagerstown Just Lookin’ Gallery has been championing African American art since 1990. With 2,500 square feet of powerful original works, it nurtures collectors at every stage from first-time buyers to seasoned connoisseurs. They offer exhibitions, personal guidance, and a welcoming space where anyone can discover art with meaning.

Has any one got a bill for a ac tune up from Larry and sons in Hager town ?

Anyone know who in the area offers adult ADHD testing. I know Meritus and Aspen Behavioral Health do not.

What is the steel structure coming up near the outlets supposed to be?

Protecting waterways involves more than celebrating cleanup efforts after problems appear. It also means asking difficult questions before new environmental pressures are introduced into an already stressed watershed.

The issue extends beyond the ICE warehouse detention center itself. The Conococheague eventually empties into the Potomac River, meaning any environmental consequences associated with wastewater, nutrient loading, or infrastructure failures would not stop at the Washington County line. Communities throughout Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and the District of Columbia share an interest in ensuring that major federal projects receive the level of environmental scrutiny required by law.

If DHS believes the project’s wastewater generation will not significantly affect local waterways, it should release the analysis supporting that conclusion. If the agency believes existing infrastructure has sufficient capacity and resilience to absorb those demands, it should release the studies supporting that conclusion as well.

The public comment period closes on July 1. Before DHS asks communities throughout the Potomac watershed to accept assurances about environmental impacts, the agency should make public the information it relied upon to reach those assurances in the first place. And Hagerstown Rapid Response and Washington County Indivisible encourage you to tell DHS exactly that.
Here’s one very specific thing you can ask for in your public comment:

Request that DHS publicly release the reports and assessments it claims to have relied upon when concluding that it is “not aware of any potential for significant environmental impacts” from this project.

My husband and I are trans and bisexual refugees from Alabama. We are trying to set roots and grow here. We’re looking into forming friendships (we really like video games and movies) after finding a home! Thought I’d post this and see if any chill folks wanna get to know us!

Here are the published election results for the primary. These are true as of 6/24/26 at 2pm with all 47 election day precincts reported. Please excuse any typos. Please check results for yourself at the link below.

Gov/Lt. Gov

Dem: Wes Moore/Aruna Miller (6,183 votes @ 82.65%)

Rep: Dan Cox/Rop Krop (5,621 votes @ 59.16%)

Comprtoller

Dem: Brooke Elizabeth Lierman (6,306 votes @ 100%)

Rep: Sonya Dunn (7,144 votes @ 100%)

Attorney General

Dem: Anthony G. Brown (6,355 votes @ 100%)

Rep: James B. Rutledge, III (7,228 votes @ 100%)

D6 Representative

Dem: David J. Trone (3,174 votes @ 42.43%)

Rep: Robin Ficker (3,882 votes @ 41.65%) (won by less than 1% (15 votes) from Chris Burnett)

D2 Senator

Dem: Eric Martin Van Buren (4,798 votes @ 100%)

Rep: Paul D. Corderman (5,310 votes @ 100%)

2A Representative (Pick 2)

Dem: John D. Leonard (2,952 votes @ 49.89%) and Brandon Thompson (2,965 votes @ 50.11%)

Rep: William Valentine (3,363 votes @ 38.02%) and William J. Wivell (4,092 votes @ 46.26%)

County Commissioner (Pick 5)

Dem: Jonathan Fish (3,763 votes @ 13.78%), Les McIntosh, Sr (3,977 votes @ 14.57%), Teri Pailen (4,313 votes @ 15.80%), Lara A. Sheperd (5,466 votes @ 20.02%), and Dave Williams (4,723 votes @ 17.30%)

Rep: John F. Barr (5,073 votes @ 13.35%), Charles Burkett (5,980 votes @ 15.74%), Jeffrey A. Cline (5,630 votes @ 14.82%), Randy Leatherman (6,394 votes @ 16.83%), and Dan Young (6,223 votes @ 16.38%)

Treasurer

John McElroy (R) (4,555 votes @ 56.28%)

States Attorney

Adam Daniel Greivell (R) (4,672 votes @ 50.10%) (won by 1% (18 votes) from Gina M. Cirincion (R))

Circuit Court Clerk

Kevin R. Tucker (R) (7,291 votes @ 100%)

Register of Wills

Lacy M. Flook (R) (7,219 votes @ 100%)

Judge of the Orphans Court (Pick 3)

Dem: Mark P. Brugh (4,889 votes @ 31.99%), Melinda S. Malott (5,637 votes @ 36.89%) and Shawn Perry (4,755 votes @ 31.12%)

Rep: Paul D. Banister (6,178 votes @ 33.98%), Debra Breeding (6,059 votes @ 33.33%), and Jim Nipps (5,943 votes @ 32.69%)

Sheriff

Dem: Junior P. McLeod (5,816 votes @ 100%)

Rep: Brian K. Albert (6,642 votes @ 68.55%)

Democratic Central Committee (Pick 8)

Patrick C. Dattilio (3,615 votes @ 9.17%)

Viola Y. Ellison-Allen (3,020 votes @ 7.66%)

Thomas A. Freeman (2,993 votes @ 7.59%)

Katie Hart Hershey (4,827 votes @ 12.24%)

Lori Parks-Murphy (4,194 votes @ 10.64%)

Nicole Rappaport (4,055 votes @ 10.28%)

Susan Hale Thomas (3,921 votes @ 9.94%)

Sam P. Wright (3,065 votes @ 7.77%)

Republican Central Committee (Pick 9)

Nancy S. Allen (4,897 votes @ 10.86%)

Michael E. Barnes (5,406 votes @ 11.99%)

Lisa Breeden (3,940 votes @ 8.74%)

Matthew R. Claggett (4,047 votes @ 8.97%)

James E. Coyle (4,333 votes @ 9.61%)

Beth Zentmeyer Harvey (4,503 votes @ 9.99%)

Joshua Miller (4,691 votes @ 10.40%)

Michael Lynn Sprecher, III (4,137 votes @ 9.17%)

Deborah Steenburg (3,875 votes @ 8.59%)

Board of Education (Pick 3)

Peter Bickford (9,504 votes @ 20.49%)

Linda Murray (8,423 votes @ 18.16%)

Robin A. Merchant-Spickler (7,821 votes @ 16.86%) (beat next candidate by less than 1% (56 votes) Mike Guessford (7,765 votes @ 16.74%))

Elections

anyone know of any rent-to- buy options, houses under $100k, or apartments for rent in the area?
We do have two pitbulls but can arrange other housing for them.