Thurmont

Thurmont, MD · Food & Drink
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Dunkin' and Jimmy John's expanding in Hagerstown area
The recently opened Dunkin' and Jimmy John's on Dual Highway, just east of downtown Hagerstown, will have a grand opening on Saturday, Nov. 14, according to a company announcement. The 330 Dual Highway restaurant opened in mid-October at the former site of a KFC that closed almost three years ago. A former M&T Bank at 17724 Garland Groh Blvd., in Hagerstown's West End, also is being renovated into a Dunkin' and Jimmy John's. That store is expected to open in the new year, said Desire Lovelace, manager of the Dual Highway store. That bank branch closed almost three years ago. A former bank drive-thru along Valley Mall Road also is slated to become at least a Jimmy John's, according to Lovelace and a sign at the site. That one also is expected to open in 2027. Thanksgiving favorites: What's Maryland's favorite Thanksgiving dessert and side dish? Grand opening details for new Dunkin' and Jimmy John's in Hagerstown Lovelace says she's been opening the Dual Highway drive-thru for coffee service starting at 4:30 a.m. The full service hours, including the lobby, are 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, she said. The grand opening celebration for the Dual Highway store will reward
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Montgomery County Distillery to Host its First-Ever Holiday Market Featuring Dozens of Local Vendors
Song Dog Farm Distillery in Boyds will host its first-ever Holiday Market on Saturday, November 21, and Sunday, November 22, from 12pm to 5pm each day. The two-day event will bring dozens of local artisans, independent makers, and small businesses to the farm at 18100 Bucklodge Road for a weekend of holiday shopping, food, drinks, and family-friendly activities.
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Lexington Market Isn’t Baltimore’s Only Old Food Hall, Since Cross Street Market Still Feeds Federal Hill
Baltimore loves to brag about its old markets, and most of the attention goes to one famous name downtown. A few blocks south, another historic hall has been quietly feeding a neighborhood for generations. It has a butcher counter that dates back to 1952, a fish market that never left,...
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Eight Maryland Ice Cream Stands That Never Stop Scooping, Even In Winter
Plenty of Maryland ice cream stands lock up after Labor Day and leave us waiting until spring. These eight keep the freezers full all year, from farm creameries in the western hills to busy city shops in Baltimore and a downtown favorite in Annapolis. A cold January day is actually...