Frederick Flight Center grand opening marks aviation growth
The Frederick Flight Center opens Saturday at Frederick Municipal Airport with free admission and shuttle service from designated lots. The event features a flea market, demonstrations of new Cessna aircraft, and the chance to tour the facility, which offers FAA certified flight training from recreation certificates to airline pilot programs. Mr. French, with 22 years flying and former University of Maryland instructor, says the school emphasizes professionalism and up-to-date avionics and expects expansion as it grows its student base, including commuters from Northern Virginia and D.C.
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Downtown Frederick Alliance eyes parking and events to draw visitors
The Frederick Alliance plans to ease downtown parking concerns while promoting area events. Discussions cover renovating or replacing Church Street deck with phased work and a new Court Street deck, plus shuttles from Harry Grove Stadium. Members urge studying all options before decisions, citing shopper impact and a bid to keep downtown inviting.
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Soybean futures jump on wet-weather outlook in Midwest
Soybean prices surged on the Chicago Board of Trade as forecasts of continued wet weather spooked the market. Corn and wheat rose on weather concerns, while beef and pork futures showed mixed moves on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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Technology stocks rebound amid cautious market tone
Tech shares rose as investors bought beaten down issues despite looming second quarter earnings fears. Dow gained 39.3 to 19,511.9 while Nasdaq climbed 26.0 to 2,110.51 and S&P 500 added 7.74 to 1,259.82. Sun Microsystems Oracle Intel led tech gains as traders warned of unpredictable earnings season and potential volatility ahead.
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