Sass Magazine Unveils the 2026 LOCAL Issue Celebrating Community Connections
Sass Magazine has unveiled its much-anticipated Sept/Oct 2026 LOCAL Issue, a special edition devoted to honoring the spirit of Frederick County. This marks the magazine's third consecutive year of celebrating the individuals, businesses, and locales that contribute to the county's unique charm and sense of belonging.
The latest issue puts a spotlight on several remarkable women and small enterprises shaping the future of Frederick. Among these impactful figures are Marley Deal from Marley Jo Blogs, Pam Stultz of The Frederick Buzz, Tiffany Mahaney from The Frederick Mom, Tammy Mulford with Dog Friendly Frederick, and Sila Cayli. A featured article titled "Local Influencing IRL" delves into how these local creators utilize their platforms to foster connections among residents, businesses, and various community initiatives.
Further enriching the content of this special issue, readers will discover the results of the sixth annual Sass Choice Awards. This year saw over 2,000 nominations and nearly 50,000 votes cast, underscoring the high level of engagement among the community. The publication explores captivating local stories spanning hiking trails in the Frederick area, trivia that resonates with residents, spotlight features on hair artists, and the vibrant dining scene featuring popular diners and various Main Street establishments. An interactive Scavenger Hunt adds a fun twist, encouraging readers to engage actively with the community while exploring its hidden gems.
Kim Dow, the founder and publisher of Sass Magazine, articulates the essence of this edition, stating, "Through it all, Frederick has held onto what makes it feel like home: a strong sense of community, a fierce love for all things local, and a willingness to support the people and places that make our county unique." She emphasizes that this issue aims to encapsulate the heartfelt sentiment toward the community they cherish.
This year’s LOCAL Issue will be made accessible digitally through sassmagazine.com/currentissue, allowing readers ease of access to its inspiring content. Additionally, those interested in supporting Sass Magazine’s continued commitment to local storytelling are invited to become Sass Insiders, gaining access to exclusive subscriber-only content.
Sass Magazine continues to establish itself as a pivotal publication dedicated to women’s lifestyle stories, highlighting the intersection of bold narratives, career inspiration, and deep-rooted community connections. The magazine not only celebrates the voices of women but also provides a platform for small businesses and the essential stories that shape our communities through both print and digital formats as well as public events focused on community engagement.
With initiatives like these, Sass Magazine reiterates its mission of fostering a sense of togetherness among local residents while promoting the businesses that define the county's character. Readers and community members alike eagerly await each issue, now more than ever as they connect with the heart and soul of Frederick County through the empowering stories that Sass Magazine has to offer.
The latest issue puts a spotlight on several remarkable women and small enterprises shaping the future of Frederick. Among these impactful figures are Marley Deal from Marley Jo Blogs, Pam Stultz of The Frederick Buzz, Tiffany Mahaney from The Frederick Mom, Tammy Mulford with Dog Friendly Frederick, and Sila Cayli. A featured article titled "Local Influencing IRL" delves into how these local creators utilize their platforms to foster connections among residents, businesses, and various community initiatives.
Further enriching the content of this special issue, readers will discover the results of the sixth annual Sass Choice Awards. This year saw over 2,000 nominations and nearly 50,000 votes cast, underscoring the high level of engagement among the community. The publication explores captivating local stories spanning hiking trails in the Frederick area, trivia that resonates with residents, spotlight features on hair artists, and the vibrant dining scene featuring popular diners and various Main Street establishments. An interactive Scavenger Hunt adds a fun twist, encouraging readers to engage actively with the community while exploring its hidden gems.
Kim Dow, the founder and publisher of Sass Magazine, articulates the essence of this edition, stating, "Through it all, Frederick has held onto what makes it feel like home: a strong sense of community, a fierce love for all things local, and a willingness to support the people and places that make our county unique." She emphasizes that this issue aims to encapsulate the heartfelt sentiment toward the community they cherish.
This year’s LOCAL Issue will be made accessible digitally through sassmagazine.com/currentissue, allowing readers ease of access to its inspiring content. Additionally, those interested in supporting Sass Magazine’s continued commitment to local storytelling are invited to become Sass Insiders, gaining access to exclusive subscriber-only content.
Sass Magazine continues to establish itself as a pivotal publication dedicated to women’s lifestyle stories, highlighting the intersection of bold narratives, career inspiration, and deep-rooted community connections. The magazine not only celebrates the voices of women but also provides a platform for small businesses and the essential stories that shape our communities through both print and digital formats as well as public events focused on community engagement.
With initiatives like these, Sass Magazine reiterates its mission of fostering a sense of togetherness among local residents while promoting the businesses that define the county's character. Readers and community members alike eagerly await each issue, now more than ever as they connect with the heart and soul of Frederick County through the empowering stories that Sass Magazine has to offer.
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