The 2018 recipients of the Louis S. Diggs Award were recognized in a Feb. 5 ceremony to celebrate Baltimore County’s African-American heritage at the Owings Mills Public Library. More than […]
Read more
Author: Northwest Voice
Abrupt Closing of Sam’s Club Stuns Community, Puts 169 Out of Work
News that Sam’s Club at 9750 Reisterstown Road was closing its doors immediately caught members of the community, customers and elected officials by surprise. Some 169 employees were out of […]
Read more
Should Elected Officials Occupy Seats on the Baltimore County Central Committee?
If you’re a voter, you have probably noticed that in the Maryland gubernatorial elections, key races on the ballot are for delegates and senators, but are also for members of […]
Read more
What Can Be Done About the Commercial Blight: Part I
When you travel some of northwest Baltimore County’s high-traffic corridors, you observe the good, bad and ugly on busy main roads, staid strip shopping centers and outright commercial blight. The […]
Read more
Vacant Commercial Properties an Eyesore in the Community
When you travel some of northwest Baltimore County’s high-traffic corridors, you observe the good, bad and ugly on busy main roads, staid strip shopping centers and outright commercial blight. The […]
Read moreDomestic Incident in Owings Mills Escalates
Baltimore County Police report that a violent domestic dispute at Hair Cuttery at Foundry Row in Owings Mills on Oct. 29 led to the arrest of a 42-year-old woman’s boyfriend. Steven […]
Read more
Crime Reports
Shooting in Pikesville Leaves Man Injured Baltimore County Police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding a shooting in Windsor Mill on Oct. 15. Witnesses described an unknown hooded subject who […]
Read more
Residents Look to New Uses For Pikesville Armory to Revitalize Community, Businesses
Back in the day, Pikesville Armory was the place for dances, weddings, bar mitzpahs and other special events, and at one time a political forum for U.S. presidential candidates was […]
Read more