Join the Holly Jolly festivities in downtown Havre de Grace from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6, with a holiday parade at 6 p.m.

Four people addressed the Harford County Council on Tuesday regarding the planned Abingdon Business Park warehouse project, urging council members to take action to preserve the wooded site.

Joppatowne holds on for 49-46 boys basketball victory over Oakland Mills in the season opener for both teams on Thursday, Dec. 5.

Jazmine Washington scored a career-high 30 points to lead Oakland Mills girls basketball to a 46-34 win over Joppatowne on Thursday, Dec. 5.

John Carroll officials say they are aware of at least seven confirmed cases of pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough, at the Bel Air school, and that state and county health departments are investigating the outbreak.

Raequan Aderius Frazier, of Edgewood, has been charged with attempted murder, but police are searching for two other suspects after the three allegedly demanded money from a Joppa man and one of them fired multiple rounds into his home.

The late Andrew Klein was posthumously awarded the John Carroll School’s second Medal of Honor Saturday night at the school’s Black and Gold Gala, which raised $100,000 for a new grant named in Mr. Klein’s honor.

Hootie and the Blowfish frontman and country music singer Darius Rucker stopped by Coakley’s Pub in Havre de Grace with his family for lunch on Wednesday, enjoying an order of the restaurant’s sesame ginger wings.

An ordinance allowing the use of firearms to get rid of pest animals on agricultural property in the Havre de Grace city limits was approved by the City Council this week.

One Havre de Grace municipal leader is seeking the support of fellow elected officials who serve Harford County, so all can “come to the table and have a discussion” about the best way to preserve health care services for residents of Havre de Grace and surrounding areas.

Five signs designating parking spaces for “Veteran parking only” have been installed around the City of Havre de Grace, a way for city officials and citizens to thank former members of the nation’s military for their service.

Nearly third of Harford County’s public schools earned a five-star rating in Maryland’s ranking system, bucking a state trend with 10 schools improving their ranking from 2018.