- Lynne Griffith has followed an unconventional path on her way to becoming executive director of the Carroll County Arts Council.
- Century senior midfielder Caroline Little, the 2022 Carroll County Times girls lacrosse Player of the Year, totaled 89 points on 55 goals and 24 assists and led the Knights to an undefeated season and the Class 2A state championship.
- Recalling coverage of July 4th in Carroll County, “Each child is requested to carry a flag. The baby carriage division will bring up the rear. The route of the parade will be Winchester Place to Main street," the Democratic Advocate reported on July 2, 1898.
- Officials at Carroll County Public Schools were set to go back to 2019 food service levels this summer, as the federal waiver program that provided millions in funding and allowed meals to be given away and eaten off-site were expected to expire on June 30.
- Part one of a series on candidates for the Board of Carroll County Commissioners.
- Carroll County will use about half of the $32.7 million it received from the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds program, part of President Biden’s American Rescue Plan, to fund five broadband infrastructure projects, already approved for the county.
- Letters to the editor of the Carroll County Times
- In celebration of Independence Day, towns and other organizations throughout Carroll County are hosting a variety of festivities, parades and firework displays this week.
- Liberty junior Honour Zan, the 2022 Carroll County Times boys tennis Player of the Year, made the leap from county runner-up to county champion in 2022, finishing the year as Class 1A singles state runner-up.
- Clara Schaeffer, a longtime resident of Westminster, celebrated her 100th birthday Thursday.
- The Carroll Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved Thursday a pilot program to expand the county’s public bus service to Saturdays.
- As much external focus as there is on what the Orioles will do in two weeks with the first overall pick of the MLB draft, the 21 picks that follow will also have a role to play in that decision.
- The marshal of the U.S. Supreme Court has asked Maryland and Virginia officials to enforce laws she says prohibit picketing outside the homes of the justices who live in the two states.