- Check out photos of a group of riders participating Saturday in the Catonsville Rails to Trails bike ride, which is a 14-mile mid-morning, two-hour guided bike ride to the Patapsco State Park from the #8 Streetcar Path and back.
- A woman suspected of injuring two Baltimore firefighters by shooting a BB gun at a medic unit was arrested Wednesday, Maryland State Police said.
- Parents, students and community volunteers created inspirational paintings this summer at Westchester Elementary School in Catonsville.
- The U.S. Department of Justice is conducting a civil rights investigation into the University of Maryland, Baltimore Countyās compliance with federal Title IX rules barring gender discrimination.
- A member of the Catonsville High School Class of 1972 reminisces and catches up with a few classmates as the class prepares to celebrate its 50th reunion in September.
- As the goalie tandem representing the South in the 17th annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game, Catonsville's Brian Ruppel and Boys' Latin's Cardin Stoller are excited and honored to be part of the event. Most importantly, they feel prepared for the heavy workload ahead.
- Six Aldave children have all posted fast times for the Rollingwood Seals summer swim team
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- Raymond Dennis āBoā Menton Jr., a retired dentist and Atlantic Coast Conference football field official, died of blood cancer July 16 at Gilchrist Center Howard County. The Ellicott City resident was 89.
- Rollingwood dominates relays in victory over Crofton and improves to 3-1
- Catonsville-Arbutus Times Female Athlete of the Year Marisa Massimini will play lacrosse at Stevenson University next year
- Paul R. Schlitz Sr., a retired attorney and clerk for the U.S. District Court for Maryland who worked to free numerous people arrested during the 1968 riots in Washington, D.C., has died. He was 97 and lived in Parkville.
- A large semitruck crashed into the front yard of a Catonsville house earlier this morning, leaving torn-up grass and damage to a small garden in its wake.
- View the top 100 male and female finishers at the 39th Annual Arbutus Firecracker 10K
- Brian Ruppel was a three-sport standout for Catonsville, a stingy goalie for lacrosse and soccer and a point guard in basketball. Ruppel is the Catonsville-Arbutus Times 2022 Male Athlete of the Year,
- The multicultural UniverSoul Circus delighted young and old at its Baltimore tour stop June 12-20 at Security Square Mall.
- Relive some of the most memorable sports moments from the 2021-22 scholastic sports year in the Catonsville and Arbutus area.
- A woman was killed Monday night after she and her child were hit by a vehicle while attempting to cross Baltimore National Pike, police said Tuesday.
- Catonsville High School Class of 2022 graduation Saturday June 11 at Towson University's SECU Arena.
- The first concert of the season at Frederick Road Fridays is this Friday from 6-8 p.m., a special Heritage Concert featuring local jazz group Eric Kennedy and Friends.
- Western Tech girls track and field earns Class 1A state championship for the second straight year.
- Program will be overseen by the Chevy Chase-based Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
- Sherwood rode the strong pitching of junior Kat Hanson and capitalized on five Catonsville errors in a 5-0 victory in the Class 4A state softball semifinals.
- Pool employees get the facility ready at Rollingwood Pool in Catonsville on Thursday, May 19, as the swim club prepares to open for the season beginning Saturday, May 28.
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Grace Bielski delivers big hit as Catonsville softball upends Urbana, 4-1, in 4A state quarterfinals
Grace Bielski's clutch two-run single gives Comets a lead they would never lose - Former Baltimore County Executive and Catonsville resident Don Mohler has received the McDaniel College Trustee Alumni Award.
- Catonsville senior Grace Bielski drives in three runs in playoff victory over Perry Hall
- Henry W. āHarryā Loock Jr., a veteran and retired candy company executive, died May 2. The longtime Timonium resident was 94.
- The Foundation for Baltimore County Public Library is launching its Big Give fundraising effort on Wednesday with events at several branches and a free concert on the rooftop of the garage at the Towson branch.