Cemetery steward cleans up African American graves in Deale and looks to have...
Franklin Cemetery, also known as Thompson or Tanyard Cemetery, is an African American cemetery owned by Franklin United Methodist Church. Tombstones mark dates ranging from 1842 to 1982 and the site...
View ArticleQ&A: Liberty High’s Joe Zaccagnini on how COVID-19 has affected wrestling,...
The Times recently caught up with Zaccagnini to talk about his wrestling upbringing, taking over a varsity program in Carroll, and how rich the wrestling tradition is in this county.
View Article‘County over party’: Questions about Frederick County’s political future...
The first presidential win by a Democrat in Frederick County in over half a century marks an interesting moment in the county’s political makeup.
View ArticleReproductive health advocates decry Sen. Ed Reilly’s resolution to add...
A non-binding resolution from State Sen. Ed Reilly calling for “female monthly cycle tracking for adolescent girls” to be added to school health curriculum has drawn criticism from reproductive health...
View Article‘Rise the tide’: How the Orioles’ new minor league hitting program built a...
The Orioles' newly named coordinators in Ryan Fuller and Anthony Villa believe what was established over Zoom calls and limited in-person work can blossom into a productive and prolific hitting program.
View ArticleMarylanders warned to stay off the roads amid icy conditions as the region...
Marylanders are still advised to stay off the roads if possible after Sunday’s storm, which dropped 2 to 3 inches of snow around the region.
View ArticleHow to increase your odds of getting the COVID vaccine on time in Maryland
Here are six ways Maryland residents can ensure they get their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine on time.
View ArticleTheresa B. Felder, Harford Community College’s new president, seeks to...
Theresa B. Felder, the newest president of Harford Community College, has been living in Harford County for about six weeks, but she has had little time to get out and experience the community as a...
View ArticleA snow day like no other | COMMENTARY
Kids in classes, adults working from home, Maryland's biggest snowstorm of the season just taught us a lesson about progress.
View ArticleGarage fire causes major damage to home in Hanover after improperly stored...
The house fire sent one woman to the hospital with minor burns, displaced three people and caused in estimated $300,000 in damages, according to Anne Arundel County Fire Department.
View ArticleFour tech companies move to Port Covington’s City Garage and Impact Village
Four new tenants are moving to Port Covington’s City Garage, a signal to those involved with the development that the South Baltimore revitalization project continues to gain traction as a growing...
View ArticleBakery specializing in bundt cakes opens at Annapolis Town Centre
After holding a soft opening on Dec. 11, owners Glenn and Rhonda Rogers, of Arnold, have seen business start to boom, Glenn Roger said. The week of Christmas was particularly busy, so much so they had...
View ArticleBaltimore to issue 200 extra paychecks to unpaid, underpaid Department of...
About 200 employees will receive the checks in hopes of resolving payroll problems within that department, said Stefanie Mavronis, spokesperson for Democratic Mayor Brandon Scott.
View ArticleMaryland’s House speaker to join Baltimore County leaders during Black...
House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones, University of Maryland, Baltimore County President Freeman Hrabowski III and local Baltimore County leaders will discuss their "their “successes, the barriers they have...
View ArticleCarroll County weather: More snow, high winds expected; plows, salt trucks...
Sunday’s snowstorm left Carroll County with approximately 4 inches of snow, with forecasters predicting another 2-3 inches of snow — and strong winds — over the next few days.
View ArticleWhen will I get my coronavirus vaccine? What to know about Maryland’s rollout...
Gov. Larry Hogan held a news conference Thursday updating Marylanders about the coronavirus vaccine rollout and when individuals might get their shots. Here's what you need to know.
View ArticleBaltimore’s surveillance plane contract could be terminated by spending board...
Baltimore’s grounded surveillance plane program will face a vote from the city’s spending board this week as members consider whether to formally terminate the city’s agreement.
View ArticleMaryland weather: Winter storm warning extended, 2-4 inches more of snow, ice...
Intermittent snow returned to the Baltimore area Monday after a brief hiatus, and forecasters say 2-4 inches could fall before the storm leaves the area Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.
View ArticleShots fired in Churchton Saturday morning, damaging two cars
Anne Arundel County police officers discovered two cars damaged by bullet holes in a driveway of a residence on the 5400 block of Churchton Road in Churchton Saturday.
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