- A number of Carroll County tennis standouts picked up regional titles over the weekend, advancing to this week’s state tournament.
- South Carroll reached the Class 2A state semifinals a year ago to finish 11-2. Now, after starting the season 2-8, the Cavaliers are back in the same position, one win away from playing for a state title.
- Liberty senior Val Thompson has been a key piece for coach Tom Brandel’s team, as she leads the team with 72 goals and also has 18 assists.
- New Windsor has a new mayor. But Neal Roop isn’t exactly new to the job.
- McDaniel College celebrated its 152nd commencement, awarding 209 master’s degrees and 297 bachelor’s degrees Saturday at two ceremonies on its Westminster campus.
- Mount Airy Mayor Larry Hushour said he is exploring options to preserve the historic Flat Iron Building on Main Street, despite the Town Council voting 3-2 to demolish the structure due to safety concerns at a meeting earlier this month.
- Letters to the editor of the Carroll County Times.
- Century took control early and never let up, rolling to a 19-8 victory over Middletown on Saturday to advance to the state final, where it will face Hereford on Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Loyola Maryland’s Ridley Athletic Complex.
- Carroll County has been fortunate to have many native sons and daughters, like generations of the Dixon family, who have made a difference in our community.
- Century softball advances to Tuesday’s Class 2A state semifinals, after beating Carver A&T on Saturday. It's the deepest a Century softball team has ever advanced in the state tournament.
- The Carroll Board of County Commissioners are now accepting applications for members of the county’s new police accountability board and administrative charging committee. Online applications are due by 4:30 p.m., June 17.
- After a five-month wait, the Ravens are finally starting to get back to game speed. Quarterback Lamar Jackson is among Baltimore's six most interesting people to follow.
- Dr. Alfred Kronthal, a retired ophthalmologist and family patriarch, died of cardiac arrest May 16 at Union Memorial Hospital. The North Baltimore resident was 86.