Katina Zentz is a staff photojournalist for the Frederick News-Post, focusing on local news and events in Frederick, Maryland. With a keen eye for capturing moments and telling stories through visuals, Katina's work provides a unique perspective on the community and its happenings.
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Officials and first responders stand near a Frederick County Public Schools bus after a crash on Wednesday. The school district said the crash happened at Adamstown and New Design roads
By: Esther Frances
The Frederick County Board of Education is considering condensing and combining the district's student discipline, suspension and expulsion policies.
By: Alexander Dacy
THURMONT — Shaymus Stull’s first impression under center could not have been better.
By: Cameron Adams
Four people are running for three seats on the Emmitsburg Board of Commissioners.
By: John Cannon
Gone are the days when Frederick High was in rebuilding mode.
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Sisters Marissa Misner, left, and Miranda Misner, have a local mobile laundry service called Frederick Laundry.
By: Katina Zentz
Some 250 yards off the Tuscarora High practice field sits a white storage shed.
Walkersville flag football coach Hunter Robertshaw, left, is handed a ceremonial game ball by former Baltimore Ravens player Femi Ayanbadejo, right-center, during a kickoff event for the second season of
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