Cecil County is continuing to clean up after a Tuesday lashing from Tropical Storm Isaias, which stranded some residents and flooded multiple areas of Maryland’s most northeastern county.

Visit Harford, a nonprofit promoting tourism in the county, announced Wednesday that it was proclaiming August “Snowball Month,” and debuting a Snowball Trail with 12 stops in the county.

The 2020 WNBA season had not gotten off to a good start for the Connecticut Sun, but that didn’t stop Brionna Jones from posting a career-high 20 points in Tuesday’s 87-74 loss to Seattle.

A proposed adequate public facilities ordinance, which sets for future development standards related to community infrastructure such as roads, water and sewer and schools, was introduced before the Havre de Grace City Council on Monday.

Annie’s Playground in Fallston and Lyn Stacie Getz Playground in Emmorton are scheduled to close from Aug. 18 to Aug. 28 as the slides on both playgrounds are replaced.

The Maryland Center for the Arts project planned for more than 40 acres in Abingdon was neither opposed nor supported at a mandated Wednesday community input meeting. No members of the public had questions or comments about it.

Harford County’s Board of Elections has slightly more half of the 816 judges as it typically needs for an in-person election in November, officials said.

The City of Havre de Grace has launched a campaign to remind residents of state orders that people must wear a face covering when indoors — as well as outdoors when it is not possible to be more than 6 feet apart from others — to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The Bel Air Women‘s Summer Lacrosse League put a wrap on its abbreviated season July 30 with one final game in the heat and on the grass at Rockfield Park’s Ewing Street field.

Several openings remain for the free drive-thru COVID-19 testing event on Aug. 11 at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen, but advanced registration is required, Harford County health officials said.

Those who want to develop within a more than 244-acre tract on the north side of Havre de Grace off of Route 155, cleared a major hurdle Monday when the City Council voted unanimously to adopt a resolution supporting the “single concept plan” for residential and commercial projects on the Green-Ianniello-Patrone property.

Nearly $339,000 was raised by Harford County youths who sold their livestock at auction Saturday, earning what the event’s co-chair called “outstanding” support for their efforts.