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Tony and Ashley Gerald, who have been married for nearly eight years and have almost 30 combined years of restaurant experience, got their starts working at Carroll County restaurants when they were teenagers and first met while at Applebee’s.
- This is the second in a series of stories featuring the five finalists in the 11th annual Carroll Biz Challenge. The competition, which will conclude Aug. 18 with a live finale at the Carroll Arts Center in Westminster, is run by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce.
- Horticulture therapy uses plants and plant-related activities to improve an individual’s health and well being. BotaniGal founder Hannah Brookfield believes the practice can benefit a wide range of Carroll County residents.
- The exotic and bohemian Bloom sisters were known for their intelligence, witty repartee, and attractive looks.
- Less than two weeks remain for a local group to gather hundreds more signatures on a petition that would allow Taneytown voters to decide whether the Sewell farm property will be annexed into town.
- Less than two weeks remain for a local group to gather hundreds more signatures on a petition that would allow Taneytown voters to decide whether the Sewell farm property will be annexed into town.
- Education and degree are not synonymous. Another one is basic: We will defend our self-perception at the expense of allowing common respect for those whose ideas and life history are different.
- It was 99 years ago that Carroll County was recovering from one of the most devastating floods in county history. The southern portion of the county including Sykesville, Woodbine and Marriottsville suffered the greatest damage from the torrential rainstorm of July 30, 1923 and the subsequent flooding.
- After playing field hockey for the first time last year, South Carroll field hockey goalie Lily Sheaffer is ready for a standout second year anchoring the Cavaliers’ defense.
- Two men who will likely become the next Carroll County commissioners to represent districts 2 and 4 said this week that they intend to bring back commissioner-led prayers before county meetings.
- July is typically a hot month for home sales, but rising interest rates and fears of inflation and an economic slowdown threw cold water over the Baltimore region’s once-scorching housing market.
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- Ravens veteran cornerback Marcus Peters returns to practice a week after running back J.K. Dobbins was removed from the team’s physically-unable-to-perform list. Baltimore currently has four players remaining on the list.
- Orioles chairman and CEO John Angelos wants to retain his family’s control of the club, according to people familiar with his thinking.
