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Harford County voters can begin casting early ballots this week for the July 19 primary election.
- Chesapeake Therapeutic Riding in Harford County received a grant from the United Way of Central Maryland for its Horses Helping Heroes program, which assists frontline workers.
- Harford County has a slate of free activities in July to celebrate national Park and Recreation Month.
- The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission has adopted additional standards to the county's Historic Preservation Design Guidelines, which expands its efforts to protect historic properties.
- Lyle Sheldon, retired University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health’s president and CEO, is completing a 75-day, 4,000-mile cross-country bike ride to raise funds for mental health services in Harford County.
- Richard P. Streett III and Brian Walker have been elected as chair and vice chair of the Harford Community College Board of Trustees for 2022-2023.
- The extension of the Feed Kids Free Act will continue to provide free meals for schoolchildren nationally, including those enrolled in Harford County public schools.
- Two Republicans -- incumbent Albert Peisinger Jr. and challenger Alison Healey -- will be facing off in the July 19 primary in a contentious race for Harford County state's attorney.
- Robert “Bob” Citrullo is the new executive director of the Humane Society of Harford County.
- One person died in a four-vehicle crash on Wednesday evening on I-95 in Havre de Grace, Maryland State Police said.
- The Harford County Association of REALTORS® hosted a blood drive in June, as the local American Red Cross reports blood and platelet supplies are running low.
- The Harford County State's Attorney's Office has ruled that use of force in the fatal shooting of John Fauver in Forest Hill in April was suicide by law enforcement.
- About 150 people attended an abortion rights rally near the Harford County government seat on Wednesday afternoon.
- The Harford County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a suspect in connection to the nonfatal shooting of a pizza delivery driver that occurred in Joppa on Saturday evening.
- Harford Community College trustees have approved the fiscal 2023 budget with a $4.3 million increase in operating funds while keeping tuition the same.
- The Aberdeen IronBirds jumped back in the win column Thursday with an 6-3 win over the Winston-Salem Dash in High-A South Atlantic League action at Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium.
- In interviews with The Baltimore Sun, 15 former subordinates and colleagues at the city prosecutor’s office and the state attorney general’s office described Thiru Vignarajah as a man who punished both men and women for perceived disloyalty and humiliated them in front of colleagues.
- Letters to the editor of The Aegis.
- The Fed has been ramping up its drive to tighten credit and slow growth with inflation having reached a four-decade high of 8.6%.
- In some places, precipitation could come at a rate of one to two inches an hour, raising the chance of flash floods in low-lying areas.
- In its nearly 21 years in operation, Main Street’s Tea By Two has become the go-to spot for generations of Harford County women, and a few men, to celebrate milestones and the joy of being together, particularly as the pandemic eases.
