Catonsville

Loch Raven earns second consecutive shutout in girls soccer.

Host Catonsville watched Knights’ midfielder Mackenzie Feltz take over the game Monday night, scoring two goals and adding two assists to lead Century to a dominant 5-0 victory.

Phyllis S. Yingling, who spent more than two decades teaching deaf and hard-of-hearing students, died of congestive heart failure Aug. 30 at the Charlestown retirement community. She was 90.

Catonsville and Arbutus area crime log for Sept. 2-7

Comets force six turnovers in second win of the season

Host Catonsville boys soccer scored a pair of goals in the first 20 minutes of the first half and they held Oakland Mills scoreless in a 2-0 victory in the season opener for both teams.

Catonsville High graduate AJ Robinson rode 3,627 miles on his bike from Oregon to Ocean City

Looking to build on their 2019 state championship and 7-1 record in the spring, Century volleyball has swept both of its opponents during the opening week of the season. The latest triumph came Wednesday against Catonsville.

Six goals in regulation, but none in overtime, result in a 3-3 tie for Archbishop Spalding and Mount St. Joseph in a MIAA soccer contest Friday night.

New and returning students were welcomed to the campus of University of Maryland Baltimore County to participate in the New Student Convocation for the 2021-22 semester. It was the first in-person convocation ceremony held on campus since 2019 — as hundreds of students, faculty, and staff entered into the Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena.

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. and county schools Superintendent Darryl Williams visited with students and educators on the first full day of school Monday, making stops at Loch Raven High School, Cockeysville Middle School, Scotts Branch Elementary School and Catonsville Elementary School.

Gayle E. Pickhardt, a longtime Harbour School educator whose specialty was working with special needs students, has died of pancreatic cancer. The Catonsville resident was 55.

His achievement in perfecting the right academic culture at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County that allowed Black, Asian and Hispanic students from modest backgrounds to excel in the sciences and technology, elevated Freeman Hrabowski to a national leader in higher education.

As he navigates a rare second act in Congress, Mfume’s experience makes him distinct among the 64 recently elected members serving their first full terms. Instead of being near the back of the line for seniority, Mfume got to bypass about two-thirds of his colleagues on the “terms of service” list.

Catonsville will host the Music City Maryland Festival next weekend, located around the downtown Frederick Road area. The festival will present more than 30 bands to perform on four stages on Saturday, Aug. 28, starting at 11 a.m.

Baltimore County Public Schools announced Tuesday that all employees must provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or submit to weekly COVID-19 testing.

A trio of talented athletes at Catonsville High turned the 2020-21 athletic year into their chance to shine, playing two sports back-to-back from March until June. That earned James Azbill, Brian Ruppel and Josh Williams the honor of being the 2021 Catonsville/Arbutus Times Boys Athletes of the Year.

Musical bands have returned this summer to perform at the Lurman Woodland Theatre, an outdoor community amphitheater run by a group of volunteers near Catonsville High School’s campus.

A Catonsville senior living community was evacuated Tuesday afternoon for a chlorine spill, fire department officials said.

Daniel P. Rexford, a former Erickson Retirement Communities marketing executive and lifelong fitness enthusiast, has died of colon cancer. The Ellicott City resident was 64.

The Beaumont, a steakhouse on the corner of Frederick Road and Mellor Avenue in Catonsville, is set to open as early as mid-August.

Wilkens precinct crime log for July 21-23 from the Baltimore County Police.

This weekend, motorists can expect daytime and nighttime lane closures along I-695 through next Friday.

“It’s very hard to please everyone. And we wanted to take a really hard shot at pleasing everyone.”

Crime reports from Wilkens precinct of Baltimore County police for July 15-19.

A Catonsville man was sentenced Thursday to 10 years in federal prison followed by five years of supervised release for possession with intent to distribute and possession of a firearm related drug trafficking, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Baltimore announced.

Athlete of the Year Devyn Tracey, a senior at Catonsville High, was captain in softball and volleyball.

Construction-related closures will continue Monday with work along the inner and outer loop between Route 40 and Route 144 near Catonsville.