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Libby Trostle is a local craftsperson who grew up in the South Carroll area. Having discovered her love for crafting late in life, Trostle never considered herself a creative person.
- After being canceled last year due to the COVID pandemic, Westminster’s annual Fallfest returns Thursday for a four-day run. The 42nd edition of the popular celebration begins with a parade at 7 p.m. that starts on Pennsylvania Avenue and ends just below Westminster City Hall on Longwell Avenue.
- The team's defense flexed its muscle and the offense made just enough big plays to help Francis Scot Key stay unbeaten against Winters Mill Friday night.
Pictures from the Maryland Wine Festival at the Carroll County Farm Museum on Saturday, Sept. 18, 2021.
- A roundup of high school varsity action in Carroll County on Friday, Sept. 17, 2021.
- Carroll County Public Schools reported Friday that 803 close contact individuals are in quarantine because of possible COVID-19 exposure.
- With fall quickly approaching, Carroll County corn mazes are open for the season, providing residents with family-friendly challenges and entertainment.
As always, keep your eyes on the skies and on terra firma. There is a lot going on in the air and underfoot. Nature never rests.
- Carroll County business briefs: Norwood Ice Cream and Candy Company relocating; Tegeler earns financial professional honor; MREC welcomes new program director
With Maryland regulators drafting the rules for sports betting, some college athletics officials — and some oddsmakers — believe universities could do more to safeguard against leaks from campus that could affect schools’ images and credibility.
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