Because of an editing error, an article on the June 28 Other Voices page gave the wrong number of Military Intelligence Training Center classes held during World War II at Fort Ritchie. A total of 24 ...

The redevelopment of Fort Ritchie will receive a state tax credit worth up to $15 million, according to a news release from the Hogan administration. The Maryland Department of Housing and Community ...

Landon Grove, director/curator of the Fort Ritchie History Museum, and Joyce Johnson, whose husband John Krumpotich owns Fort Ritchie, cover an original mural painted by Japanese Nisei soldiers. Joyce ...

CASCADE — An upcoming business move "will be another critical stepping stone in the revitalization of Fort Ritchie," according to John Krumpotich. Krumpotich, who bought the former military base from ...

HIGHFIELD-CASCADE — It’s been 25 years since Fort Ritchie closed and active-duty soldiers secured the gates of the post. Recently, members of the unit that guarded Fort Ritchie returned to the fort ...

Cascade resident John W. Krumpotich finally settled his $1.85 million purchase of nearly 500 acres at the former Fort Ritchie military base on Wednesday. The closing came a year and a day after it was ...

SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — There’s a lecture scheduled for Monday evening at Shepherd University that will focus on the impact of what happened at Fort Ritchie in nearby Washington County, Maryland.

FORT RITCHIE -- More than a decade after the Army closed Fort Ritchie, developers are finally celebrating what they say is an economic renaissance. A groundbreaking ceremony Monday morning for a ...

CASCADE, Md. (AP) -- The Maryland company redeveloping the former Fort Ritchie Army base near Cascade says it doesn't expect to recover its $28 million investment after learning the military tested ...

The redevelopment of the former Fort Ritchie, an Army base in Cascade in Washington County, is moving along, according to county economic development officials. The former military post, which is ...

CASCADE, Md. (AP) -- The company planning to redevelop the former Fort Ritchie Army base in western Maryland says it's trimming its spending there because the project has been stalled by litigation. A ...