One Hagerstown city councilman defends liberty in the face of speed camera tyranny
By Ryan Miner If you thought your liberty was safe inside of the City of Hagerstown, you thought wrong. The Hagerstown City Council met last…
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A conversation with Cato Institute fellow Walter Olson
Join Ryan Miner and Eric Beasley LIVE – TONIGHT- at 9:00 p.m. for a conversation with Cato Institute senior fellow Walter Olson. Topics include: – Judge Neil…
Boyd Michael to be appointed WCPS interim superintendent
By Ryan Miner After minimal internal deliberation and nearly two months of dragging its feet, the majority faction of the Washington County Board of Education…
Ralph Salvagno elected Hancock mayor
Hancock elected a new mayor for the first time in 20 years, elevating Hancock City Councilman Dr. Ralph Salvagno to the big seat. The final…
In memory of Joe Steffen: our dear friend, the legend, The Prince of Darkness
Our dear friend, Joseph Steffen, passed away today unexpectedly at the age of 57. Joe wouldn’t want us to wallow in grief or fall into…
Ron Bowers for Washington County administrator?
By Ryan Miner County Administrator Greg Murray is getting the hell out of Dodge earlier than he wanted, or expected – that is if you…
Harshman attorney intends to subpoena journalists for her public hearing
By Ryan Miner Karen Harshman’s unscrupulously notorious attorney, Ira Cooke, represented his client today during a pre-hearing conference who, last October, falsely and belligerently accused, via…
An exclusive interview with Katie Nash (#KatiefromFCPS)
By Ryan Miner and Eric Beasley In a widely criticized move, Frederick County Public Schools controversially fired its social media manager, Katie Nash, for an…
WTF, FCPS?
Join Eric and Ryan on Sunday, January 15 at 9:00 p.m. for a brand-new episode of A Miner Detail. Show topics include: – Katie Nash…
The search is on for a new Washington County administrator
By Ryan Miner Washington County learned today that its longtime county administrator, Greg Murray, is retiring in June. Murray has been a county employee since 1997;…