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The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra recently announced the return of its free and weekly in-person summer concert series on Thursday's this July at Oregon Ridge Park.

Triple Crown Tattoo Studio Art Gallery owner Deirdre Aikin is committed to boosting the visibility of artwork in the Towson community.

Jack Felt drove in David Durmowicz with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning, lifting Dulaney to a 4-3 win over Winston Churchill in a Class 4A baseball quarterfinal on Tuesday.

Catonsville senior Sammi Sisolak picked the most important game of the season to pitch her best game as she retired the first 17 batters and finished with 14 strikeouts in a 5-0 victory over visiting Dulaney in the Class 4A North Region I championship game.

James E. “Jim” Matthews, who sold real estate for more than 50 years and championed smart growth for Towson, has died at 85.

Newman, Bolster lead attack as undefeated Comets roll on

Dr. Richard A. Sindler, former chief of radiology at St. Agnes Hospital, has died at 93.

Gordon Becker, who created a business that decorated scores of malls for the holidays and who was a leader on the early boards of Center Stage and Everyman theaters, died of cancer June 4 at his Towson home. He was 87.

Local fishermen test the waters of Loch Raven Reservoir on Wednesday, June 9, 2021.

An upscale boutique fitness concept created by Coppermine will fill anchor space at The Shops at Kenilworth in Towson, the mall’s owner said Wednesday.

Four Boy Scouts from Troop 328 in Timonium were awarded the distinguished rank of Eagle Scout in May.

Jeanette A. "Jean" Kuhlman, who was coordinator of language arts for Baltimore County public schools, has died at 85.

Ping Wu, owner of Red Pepper Sichuan Bistro on Allegheny Avenue, wanted to do something new to bring people back into downtown Towson. Her love of music inspired her to create the “Live at The Red Pepper” music series.

Individuals from Baltimore and Carroll counties were among four people who came forward to accept the $40,000 lottery prize given randomly to residents who have received a coronavirus vaccine in Maryland, the Maryland Lottery announced Tuesday.

As the COVID-19 pandemic surged across Maryland more than a year ago, many popular events were canceled in Baltimore County. As summer approaches, many of those events are scheduled to return.

Dulaney freshman Maya Tarantino's ability goes beyond playing defense for the Lions. Off the field, she is helping others all over the world as part of the #ICANHELP organization, which focuses on mental health and creating a positive impact through social media and digital technology.

This is the third location for the famed taco spot.

The Towson High School Class of 2021 commencement ceremony held Wednesday at Towson University's SECU Arena.

The Dulaney High School Class of 2021 commencement ceremony held Monday at Towson University's SECU Arena.

Dulaney High School senior Kathy Yao, was recently honored as a 2021 Presidential Scholar, which recognizes outstanding students for their accomplishments in academics, artistic and technical excellence and leadership.

Freshman Grace Hoey got her first varsity hit in dramatic fashion, turning an 0-2 pitch into a two-run triple to help Towson defeat previously unbeaten Catonsville.

In grocery stores, restaurants and barbershops where masks are no longer required, some fully vaccinated customers are keeping them on, out of a desire to seem respectful, to protect the unvaccinated — and because old habits die hard.

Jan V. Vandenberg, a Johns Hopkins University computer scientist and systems architect, has died at 48.

Baltimore County libraries opened for limited in-person browsing earlier this week for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic more than a year ago.

Catonsville junior Frank Manalansan scored the go-ahead goal with 4:15 left in the fourth quarter and a stellar Comet defense shut out host Towson the rest of the way in a 7-6 boys lacrosse victory on Thursday evening.

Baltimore County public schools will offer all students the option to attend classes in-person four days a week beginning May 24.

Francesmarie “Fran” Ober, a former clothes designer who was an accomplished gardener, died of breast cancer April 28 at her home in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The former Hampton resident was 70.

Since losing its season-opening game to Hereford, 14-5, the Dulaney girls lacrosse team has righted the ship in a big way with victories over Towson and Catonsville by a combined score of 40-14.