People seeking outpatient care for substance abuse addiction will, in the coming months, have the option of Ashley Addiction Treatment’s new outpatient facility in Bel Air, a facility in the same shopping center as the recently opened Klein Family Harford Crisis Center.

Havre de Grace’s zoning code and parking requirements are being tweaked, which city officials hope will promote more development, both in existing neighborhoods and on land that has sat undeveloped for a number of years.

Harford school officials got the Thanksgiving holiday started earlier this week, going from room to room at a handful of schools and offices to thank the staff for what they do during the first "Grati-Tour."

Sears, one of two anchor stores at Harford Mall in Bel Air, will be closing in the near future, the mall’s general manager confirmed Thursday.

Lawyers for Carloo Watson, the tractor-trailer driver accused of causing the 12-vehicle crash on Route 24 in March that killed two people, are asking to have his upcoming trial moved out of Harford County.

Legislation which would remove a City of Aberdeen requirement that mobile homes in the city limits must be equipped with sprinklers to suppress fires is slated to come before the City Council for a vote Monday.

After eliminating more than 100 positions systemwide this school year, Harford County Superintendent Sean Bulson said he wants to add teachers as he prepares to meet with the community about the next year’s budget.

About 100 guests attended the 10th annual Hope in Action community Thanksgiving dinner at the Bel Air Armory on Sunday.

With declining membership and about a dozen regular worshipers at Sunday services, Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church in Whiteford will end its ministry after 40 years with its final service Sunday.

Nearly five years after he bought the property, developer John Zoulis is beginning to see his vision for the former Bel Air Academy take shape.

A Canadian citizen was taken to a local hospital for a mental health evaluation after he gained access to Aberdeen Proving Ground and allegedly made “terroristic threats” at a restaurant on post. Officials said the threats were deemed not to be credible.

It was a night of farewells and welcomes Monday night in Bel Air, when three new commissioners were sworn in, three others bid farewell and Amy Chmielewski was chosen to be mayor.