Energy & Sustainability

Electrifying New Additions to Downtown Frederick

Electrifying New Additions to Downtown Frederick

The City of Frederick recently cut the ribbon celebrating a collaboration with Blink Charging for the installation of 20 new IQ 200 chargers across four downtown parking garages.

The new initiative will help accommodate both residents & visitors with electric vehicles by providing convenient charging options during downtown visits. The infrastructure improvement also strategically supports the City’s sustainability goals.

Cycling in the City

Cycling in the City

With bicycle-friendly city streets, easy access to the C&O canal, beautiful rolling countryside & mountain trails, and one-of-a-kind cycling festivals, Frederick has become a world-renowned destination for peddlers of all varieties and skill levels.

Below we take a quick look through the businesses, events, trails, and community groups that help support Frederick’s vibrant peddling ecosystem.

5 Companies Leading Sustainability Initiatives in Frederick

5 Companies Leading Sustainability Initiatives in Frederick

In recent years, we have seen more and more businesses incorporate energy-saving and recycling goals into their sustainability models. Check out these five local companies that are leading environmentally-conscious initiatives — to the benefit of both company and community.

Common Market To Go Even Greener on 7th Street

Common Market To Go Even Greener on 7th Street

Earlier this month, Common Market, a community-owned organic and natural foods grocery store, announced its purchase of the former Safeway location on W. 7th Street. We caught up with General Manager Bob Thompson and Troy Sexton, the Category & Advertising Manager, to chat about the new location and their vision for it as a model of sustainability.