WhyHotel, a service that operates pop-up hotels within apartment buildings, is set to open a location in the new Merriweather District in Columbia.

See the Howard County 2020 wrestling tournament seeds.

Howard Community College students can earn their security clearance through a new apprenticeship program at Howard Community College: AT&T Catapult.

The Green Machine produced a 45rpm single record of two original songs that sold about 1,500 copies. Feeling pretty successful, the drummer wrote a letter to Ed Sullivan about the band and sent him a copy of the record. Sullivan responded and asked the band to appear on “The Ed Sullivan Show” in New York.

The Ellicott City historic district has the Mardi Gras spirit in a big way this year, with a daylong celebration planned for noon to 9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22.

Howard Community College men's basketball picked up its first win against a team ranked in the top five nationally; Long Reach grad Kiana Williams returning to form for Bethune-Cookman women's basketball; Glenelg field hockey's Hala Silverstein makes USA team.

Food Plenty, a Clarksville farm-to-table restaurant, closed Sunday after opening more than two years ago.

Author Alice McDermott, a three-time Pulitzer Prize finalist, will speak at Howard County Poetry and Literature Society’s Irish Evening at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 21, in Howard Community College’s Smith Theatre in Columbia.

When Columbia resident Pamela Woolford was a child, she attentively listened to the intricate details of stories; as she got older, she learned how to tell stories herself, in every shape and form.

New electric vehicle charging stations were officially completed Tuesday at the Miller Branch library complex in Ellicott City.

"The Children’s Environmental Health and Protection Advisory Council firmly supports legislation in the 2020 Maryland General Assembly that would ban the toxic pesticide chlorpyrifos."

Del. Geraldine Valentino-Smith has announced that application information for college students’ Delegate Scholarships is now available. To apply for Valentino-Smith’s scholarship, applicants must be residents of District 23A, have a 2020 FASA application, a 2.60 grade-point average, and a profile created with Maryland Higher Education.