A free lecture series on the permanent exhibit, “Underground Railroad: Other Voices of Freedom,” runs through Sept. 30 at the Havre de Grace Maritime Museum.

Those who are interested in participating in the annual Bel Air Christmas parade must fill out an application by Wednesday, Nov. 22.

The 35th Annual Harford County Job Fair takes place Thursday, Sept. 28 in Bel Air.

The proposed FY 2025 capital budget for Harford County Public Schools includes a new roof at Prospect Mill Elementary School and a new HVAC system at Aberdeen Middle School.

Drum lines from Harford area high schools will help breast cancer survivors, advocates and health experts "beat the drum" of prevention at a rally Thursday afternoon in Bel Air.

Harford County is considering an extension of an outdoor dining provision for restaurants that was enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The difference maker for John Carroll girls soccer was its sideline energy. Coach Hayley Howe described as a match that gets lit and each player adds to it until it becomes a lively fire.

The infusion center at the new Aberdeen campus medical office building has been named the Chesapeake Cancer Alliance Infusion Center at Aberdeen, in honor of the Alliance's 20th anniversary.

The 60th annual Havre de Grace Art Show, a free, juried art exhibit with entertainment and children's activities, will be held Sept. 30.

Here are the area's goals and assist leaders so far in boys and girls soccer and field hockey.

Harford County State’s Attorney Alison Healey is seeking an emergency budget amendment to fund a server that would prevent the county from accessing state’s attorney’s office records.

We pick our Team of the Week, list the week's five-star players, and run down the top individual performances in The Aegis high school sports Week in Review.

Sarah Markland helped forge a winning expectation at Bel Air as a player. Now, the 2020 graduate is back coaching at her alma mater to help continue the program's winning ways.

Temple Adas Shalom, the only full-service synagogue in Harford County, has formally installed Rabbi Meeka Simerly as its new rabbi after the retirement of the congregation's former rabbi.

“I was just trying to stay focused and keep the team in it,” Harford Tech sophomore quarterback Stephen Kelley II said. “As a quarterback, you gotta be the leader of the team. I’m only a sophomore so I’m kind of new to it but it’s nothing I can’t handle. Just trying to keep us in it and stay positive and that’s why we caught the W.”

No. 1 John Carroll boys soccer started fast with an early goal and never let up in claiming a 3-0 home win over two-time defending champion No. 2 Calvert Hall in a rematch of last year's MIAA A Conference title game.

A bill was introduced in Harford County Council that would give a 50 percent tax credit to four nonprofit swim clubs in the county. A public hearing on that bill will be held Oct. 10.

The 9th annual Harford Plein Air Art Festival begins with an opening reception Friday evening and runs through Sunday at the Bel Air Armory.

The Harford County Health Department will offer $10 rabies vaccinations on Sept. 30 for dogs, cats and ferrets older than three months.

The Harford County Public Library will host its annual celebration of comic book and pop culture, Fandom Fest, on Saturday, Sept. 23 at the Abingdon Library.

Harford County Public Safety and Preparedness Day is Saturday. Families can enjoy free fun activities that encourage safety and preparing for emergencies.

A Joppa man was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison he after pleaded guilty to attempted first-degree murder for brutally attacking a county sheriff’s office correctional deputy in November.

Robert L. Hopkins, a Wells Fargo & Co. financial adviser who enjoyed dancing, playing golf and following the Orioles, died Sept. 7 at the University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Medical Center. He was 83.

A year after losing in the MIAA A Conference boys soccer championship game, senior-laden No. 1 John Carroll has its sights set on winning its first league championship since 1989.

Joppatowne defensive back Kendrick Williams could become the program's first Division I player in 20 years. He looks at a football field the same way he looks at a piece of artwork, a blank canvas ready for him to make his imprint.

Patterson Mill handed Bel Air girls volleyball its first county loss since 2016. The Huskies won the first two sets, dropped the next two, but rallied back to win the decisive fifth set.

Patterson Mill scored 10 goals in Tuesday's win over visiting Bo Manor, marking the third consecutive season the Huskies have reached double-digit goals in a single game.