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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.
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Harford youths get record-breaking support at livestock sale with nearly $339,000 raised from buyers
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.
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Though about a dozen roads have been closed, Harford County Executive Barry Glassman said Tropical Storm Isaias was mostly on its way out by noon Tuesday.
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It’s been a few months since Stephanie Jones played or practiced basketball competitively, but that break is about to end. Jones, a recent graduate and 6-2 starting forward for the University of Maryland women’s basketball team, is taking her talents to Poland.
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The Aberdeen Police Department is searching for a 15-year-old girl who they believe is a runaway, the department announced Tuesday. Aleathia Conner was last seen on July 23 at her home on Cooke Street in the city
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At Spartan Sports & Wellness in Bel Air, Bill Ackerman trains a number of athletes from basketball, to lacrosse, football, soccer and other sports. During the COVID-19 pandemic and the lack of in-game opportunities to improve, athletes have found solace in working out at the Harford County training facility.
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The Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association has postponed the fall and winter high school sports seasons because of coronavirus concerns.
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A Glen Burnie man charged with shooting at another person in Edgewood as part of an alleged road-rage incident was prohibited from possessing a gun, according to documents filed in Harford County District Court.
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A drive-thru coronavirus testing event at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen scheduled for Tuesday has been postponed one week, due to Tropical Storm Isaias, state and local officials said.
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Harford County officials have promoted local participation in the 2020 U.S. Census. August 11 is the first day that census workers will knock on the doors of county residents who have not responded. The county's response rate is 74.8%.
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A Glen Burnie man has been charged with attempted murder in connection with a road rage incident in Harford County.
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As Harford County schools prepare for virtual instruction this fall, students and parents weigh in about the concerns, and benefits, of online learning.
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The American Red Cross of Central Maryland is hosting a socially distanced, virtual "Run Anywhere" event, its first, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Aug 8. All you have to do is register for your desired distance (1-mile walk, 5K or 10K runs).
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Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen will host a drive-thru coronavirus testing event Tuesday for individuals ages 12 and older, the office of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Thursday.
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When Vic Svec took a DNA test, the results filled in the blanks of a Baltimore mystery about an abandoned baby that made the front page of The Evening Sun in 1934.
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It’s been a few months since Stephanie Jones played or practiced basketball competitively, but that break is about to end. Jones, a recent graduate and 6-2 starting forward for the University of Maryland women’s basketball team, is taking her talents to Poland.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan ends his year-long tenure as head of the National Governors Association on Wednesday.
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Kudos to the Glassman administration for its role in bringing a BGE vehicle charging station to county property. But wouldn’t it be great if our county executive would also stop stonewalling the hundreds of concerned residents who have for months actively opposed the development of Abingdon Woods?
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Maryland and 26 other states settled allegations of fraud against the Swiss pharmaceutical company Norvartis for $678 million.
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Several openings remain for the free drive-through COVID-19 testing event on Aug. 11 at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen, but advanced registration is required, Harford County health officials said.Individuals who had previously registered to be tested Aug. 4 at the stadium must also re-register.
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Nominations are open for the 2020 Harford Magazine’s Best Restaurants contest.
