Harford Magazine

Sensory Room at Abingdon Library helps children who have autism

Aerial yoga for kids offers a new dimension of fun in Bel Air

Here, we celebrate local businesses, organizations and people that are the best at what they do.

Folks who a generation ago would not have set foot in a tattoo studio are going under the needle, from police officers to politicians, plus those in medicine.

By Mike Klingaman

Feb 18, 2020

Harford County resident Elizabeth Bailey, wedding planner, creates memories

By John-John Williams IV

Feb 17, 2020

Have thoughts on the best doctors in Harford County? The best gym? The best children’s activities? Vote for your favorites in Harford Magazine’s Best of Harford contest.

Finding holiday fun for the whole family can be a challenge, especially as the weather gets colder. This winter combine fun and education with a story about Thanksgiving, a Christmas tea in a historic setting and a yummy way to celebrate Chanukah.

I thought there was no way a bar-centric restaurant could pull off serving an array of classic appetizers, burgers, salads, seafood, pasta and main entrees. But somehow 510 Johnnys did just that.

By John-John Williams IV

Nov 17, 2019

Three years ago, Patricia Cole undertook a challenge near to her heart: purchasing the building that once housed the Havre de Grace Colored High School and turning it into a museum celebrating black heritage.

By Mike Klingaman

Nov 16, 2019

In this year’s readers’ poll, locals share their insight on the places, dishes, drinks and people that make the county a dining destination. The winners include both old favorites and new faces — and offer lots of inspiration for your next night out.

Even though they are young and have been boxing for less than a year, brothers Jabohir and Hayotek Sadikod can already point to their progress since arriving at Knockout Sports Club.

By John-John Williams IV

Nov 14, 2019

These are busy times for waterfowlers in Maryland, where hunting season runs intermittently from October through January. Nowhere does it resonate more than in Harford County, home to some of the state’s best duck-hunting as well as a trove of sportsmen and their dogs.

By Mike Klingaman

Nov 14, 2019