Anita Schatz of Kingsville operates the nonprofit organization Angel Gowns by Baba, which turns donated wedding dresses into gowns for stillborn babies, from the basement of her home. After seeing stories about people needing and making masks for a variety of healthcare services, Schatz has shifted gears and started making the masks with her group.

Though Gov. Larry Hogan issued a stay at home order Monday to combat the spread of the new coronavirus, enforcement of his order will remain largely the same as it has been in recent weeks, Harford County law enforcement officials said Tuesday.

Residents throughout Havre de Grace have been putting lights on the exterior of their homes, participating in the city’s “Light Up Havre de Grace With Hope” campaign this week, as they and their fellow Marylanders endure the latest restrictions on social interaction to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.

A Harford County distillery has gone from making spirits to high-proof sanitizer to help local first responders, medical facilities, daycares and senior living centers respond to the novel coronavirus.

Following an executive order from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan halting on-premise dining in the state, many Harford County restaurants have special options for pickup or delivery.

The Al Cesky Scholarship Fund’s annual scholarship banquet and golf tournament have both been canceled this year because of continued uncertainty over the coronavirus pandemic.

Parents or guardians of Harford County Public Schools’ students should be expecting phone calls from their child’s teacher on Monday, March 30.

Harrison Rigdon of Rigdon Farms in Jarrettsville was recently honored among the nation’s highest-producing soybean farmers of the region in the 2019 Asgrow National Yield Contest. Rigdon Farms won the award with an impressive yield of 140.4 bushels per acre with Asgrow AG38X8 Brand.

The FBI warned Americans to stay watchful of coronavirus-related scams, including fake emails from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, phishing emails advertising testing kits, and masks and people selling counterfeit treatments to the virus.

The Harford County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a crash that occurred earlier today following a police chase in the area of Route 152 and Route 7 in Joppa.

Harford County Executive Barry Glassman announced Friday that 19 county residents have tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, nearly quadrupling the five cases reported one week earlier.

Two Havre de Grace teenagers were charged with attempted murder in connection to an alleged drug-related robbery, the Aberdeen Police Department reported Friday.