Columbia's Jennifer Whiddon discovered that creating a wreath of baseballs to donate to this year’s Kennedy Krieger’s Festival of Trees event isn't that easy.

With COVID-19 numbers on the rise, Kay Keyhani decided to offer a free community session in nidra yoga, a practice of yoga that helps individuals cope with stress and anxiety, to promote relaxation and better sleep.

Gayle and Fred Snyder, who moved in 2011 to enjoy retirement in tax-friendly Delaware, are back in Laurel and back in the Old Town house that has been a part of their family for a century.

This year, more than ever, small businesses in Ellicott City truly need our support — their continued existence relies on it.

This year’s Symphony of Lights drive thru will go forward after a court ruled Wednesday against a request for a preliminary injunction to halt the event. While the ruling clears the way for Wednesday’s start to the Columbia holiday event, the monthslong lawsuit among the parties continues.

Howard Community College won the New England Collegiate Conference League of Legends championship on Saturday. The title is the first for the Dragons' esports program that was established this fall.

Throughout the area, there are dozens of local nonprofit groups who are committed to serving those in need. These groups can always use our help, especially now during the pandemic.

With COVID-19 numbers rising and restrictions constantly changing, the Laurel Main Street Holiday Market scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 28, went from an in-person event to a virtual one just over a week and a half before its scheduled date.

On Nov. 11, Deb Randall began posting an image a day as part of Venus Theatre’s new initiative, Objects of Survival: Plays of the Pandemic.

Since 2009 Bryan Bartlett has used his house and surrounding property to house an elaborate show-stopping holiday light display for any and all to see, this year the Bartlett family and all their fans will take the year off in light of COVID-19 restrictions.

Columbia-native Greg Whittington, who spent the last four years playing professional basketball internationally, signed a two-way contract with the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday.

President-elect Joe Biden received a higher share of the vote in Howard County than any presidential candidate in recorded history.