Towson

Thirteen staff positions, but no faculty, were eliminated from Goucher College.

Joppa Road will be closed at the York Road roundabout from 8 p.m. on Nov. 22 until the morning of Nov. 25, according to an email from Baltimore County Traffic Engineering.

Police found the victim near the intersection of Wentworth Avenue and Hillsway Avenue, just north of Perring Parkway in Parkville with “at least one” gunshot wound.

Skerry, whose youngest son has been diagnosed with autism, delighted in meeting Bennett, the center who is believed to be the first person with autism to sign a letter of intent to play an NCAA Division I team sport.

By Edward Lee

Nov 12, 2019

Amanda Schumacher, a kindergarten teacher at Padonia International Elementary, tried her luck on the Wheel of Fortune and walked away a big winner, and the Race for Education has been an annual event at Pot Spring Elementary School for the past ten years and this year’s race was once again a great success.

Around 70 people gathered for a Veterans Day ceremony at 11 a.m. Monday, hosted by American Legion Towson Post #22 and Towson Elks #469.

No injuries were reported after a driver robbed a victim of cash, according to police records.

A lawyer for the Chabad group said they intend to file a motion to reconsider the dismissal.

Dulaney dominates Quince Orchard in Class 4A state semis

Randy Dase, a longtime teacher and coach at Towson High School who retired from the classroom at the end of last year, is being honored by former students and athletes and staff.

The $1 million project is scheduled to take about a year.

The Student Support Network’s annual fall drive is an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of people in need.

Elaine C. Deuber, a devoted Baltimore Colts fan and homemaker, has died at age 89.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Nov 4, 2019

The man reportedly stole $1,000.

Opposition comes from environmental, aesthetic, traffic and other concerns.

Twins Tori and Samantha Lassahn are four-sport athletes at Concordia Prep, joining the football team this fall and splitting time at kicker in between soccer practices and games.

By Kyle J. Andrews

Oct 31, 2019

Dulaney advances to Class 4A state quarterfinals

Hisley will be among the competitors on “Holiday Wars,” premiering at 9 p.m. Dec. 1 on the cable network.

By Chris Kaltenbach

Oct 30, 2019

Jeffrey Bowerman, a Dulaney High grad, was awarded his Eagle Scout rank, completing a three-bin compost system at Oregon Ridge Nature Center.

A woman was arrested and charged with burglary after a Baltimore man discovered her asleep in his bed Thursday night, according to Baltimore County Police.

Many two- and four-legged customers celebrated a “Hallow-Weenie Yappy Hour” at the Point in Towson on Thursday, Oct. 24 to raise money for Operation Paws for Homes, a local dog adoption nonprofit.

Oliver Travers, business owner, investor and philanthropist, has died at age 93.

By Jacques Kelly

Oct 26, 2019

Organizers are expecting “hundreds” of people to attend an annual craft fair at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lutherville, said the Rev. Ed Kay, the church’s pastor.

Maryland authorities say a Towson man is accused of swiping a baby Jesus figurine last year in Ocean City on the Eastern Shore.

Hereford repeats as Baltimore County volleyball champion

A 17-year-old high school senior died after being struck and thrown by loose power lines in the aftermath of a car crash in Towson on Tuesday morning, Baltimore County Police said.

Alexander scores game-winning goal for Towson

"She knew the gift the hospitality and how to be gracious,” said her son, Mark Coleman. "There was no person who was a better gift giver. She spent a year planning her Christmas gifts which she then meticulously wrapped."

By Jacques Kelly

Oct 22, 2019