Reisterstown resident Samuel Brown, also known as Big Sam, died 10 days after a police use of force encounter in Woodlawn left him critically injured and on life support. Family members and…
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Board of Education approves $2.49 Billion Operating Budget Request for FY2027
The Board of Education voted (7-4) during a four-hour meeting on Feb. 24 to approve a $2.495 billion budget for Baltimore County Public Schools’ 2027 fiscal year, which begins July 1. According…
County Receives Proposals to Develop Security Square Mall
Long-anticipated plans to revitalize the declining Security Square Mall into a vibrant walkable, mixed-use community hub and retail center gained a much-needed boost. Baltimore County and mall owner Security Square Holding LLC…
County Declares State of Emergency in Advance of Jan. 24 Winter Storm
Baltimore County has declared a state of emergency as the region braces for its first significant winter weather event of the year. Snow arrives Saturday night and will continue into Sunday. In…
Funding for Eviction and Homelessness Prevention Through Community Schools Rental Assistance Program
Emergency financial support is available for families whose students are enrolled in a community school in Baltimore County and seven other jurisdictions and are at risk of eviction, losing their housing or…
BCPS Superintendent Rogers a Finalist for National Leadership Award
Myriam Rogers, Superintendent of Baltimore County Public School (BCPS), is one of two superintendents in the running for a Women in School Leadership Award that recognizes exceptional contributions to K-12 public education….
It’s Back to School at BCPS
Aug. 25 is the first day of classes for Baltimore County Public School (BCPS) students, which means life will be different on the roads, in households and in schools. We can certainly…
UniverSoul Circus Returns to Security Square Mall
UniverSoul Circus will kick off a three-weekend run with a high-energy parade and traditional tent raising on Tuesday, Aug. 12, at Security Square Mall in Windsor Mill. The event, which runs from 6-8 p.m., is free and…
Finally, a Renovated, Spacious Woodlawn Senior Center Opens
While campaigning in Randallstown in November, County Executive Johnny Olszewski joked he told his staff that the renovated Woodlawn Senior Center absolutely had to open in December. Olszewski, who was a virtual…
Pikesville, Windsor Mill Residents Elected to Lead School Board
Jane Lichter, a retired educator, returns to her position as chair of the Baltimore County Public Schools Board of Education and Robin Harvey, a state administrator and licensed social worker, returns as…
Baltimore County Woman Sentenced in $3 Million In Covid-19 Relief Loan Scheme
A Windsor Mill resident was sentenced to 65 months in jail in connection with a conspiracy to commit wire fraud involving more than $3 million in fraudulent business loans for COVID-19 relief,…
Northwest Hospital Breaks Ground on Emergency Department Renovation and Modernization
One of Baltimore County’s busiest emergency departments (ED) is getting a much-needed renovation, as Northwest Hospital breaks ground to reconfigure, modernize and expand its entrance, waiting areas and triage spaces. On June…
Summer meal program for youth to begin on June 20
When school is out, it’s more important than ever for kids to eat nutritious meals. Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS) will offer free breakfast and lunch meals through the Summer Food Service…
County To Purchase Former Ollie’s, Shoppers Space for New Library and Recreation Center
The space occupied by Ollie’s Bargain Outlet and Shoppers Warehouse in the Milford Mill/Randallstown area has sat vacant for more than four years. Finally, there is good news about properties’ future. State,…
Five-Year Valentine’s Day Flashback
Northwest Voice is re-publishing an article, Lasting Love Story: Berdetta and George White, which originally ran in February 2019 about one of the community’s most endearing couples, Pikesville residents Berdetta and George…