News for the Owings Mills, Pikesville, Randallstown, Reisterstown, Windsor Mill and Woodlawn communities
After years of instability and rumors that the end was imminent, Sears at Security Square […]
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Baltimore City Police Department data indicates that crime in the county last year was down […]
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I was fortunate enough to attend Baltimore County’s inaugural ceremonies to observe some of our […]
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With the Nov. 6 General Election just days away, candidates are pulling out all the […]
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When the Morgan State University Alumni Association of Baltimore County was chartered in 2001, its mission was to provide scholarship aid to students who wanted to attend MSU, a public […]
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After years of instability and rumors that the end was imminent, Sears at Security Square Mall will shut its doors in late October. The Woodlawn store located at 6601 Security […]
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Baltimore City Police Department data indicates that crime in the county last year was down by 4.5 percent overall compared to 2017. But reports of homicide, shootings and other major […]
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County accelerates effort to address opioid addiction and overdose With Baltimore County experiencing the second-highest number of deaths related to opioid addiction, county officials are turning to a workgroup of […]
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Back in the day, the Department of Recreation and Sports was known primarily for league play and competitive but fun sports tournaments for kids and adults. Social clubs, haunted houses, […]
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A five-story upscale apartment building with 437 units will be constructed as part of the Foundry Row community in Owings Mills. Developers Greenberg Gibbons and Vanguard announced that they have […]
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The 439th session of the Maryland General Assembly opened with Senate President Mike Miller’s announcement that he would be undergoing chemotherapy for metastatic prostate cancer and ended with delegates, senators, […]
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The Maryland House of Delegates voted unanimously on March 27 to reprimand Baltimore County District 10 Del. Jay Jalisi based on a findings from a legislative ethics committee’s report. It […]
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