Aberdeen Police have charged man with firearms-related offenses stemming from a search warrant obtained after an incident on Center Deen Avenue on Friday afternoon, but it is unclear if the individual was directly involved in the original complaint from a woman who said a man pointed a gun at her....
Please celebrate with those friends having May birthdays: May 17 – Jack Carey, Latesha Waller, Kevin Shumaker; May 18 – Pam Roath; May 19 – Mary Adeline Bradford; May 20 – Jan Yuninger; May 21 – Cheryl Lynn Trexler; May 22 – Matt Roath; May 23 – Betty Neff, Joyce Caldwell, Ken Robertson; May 24...
Whether you’re a recent transplant or you’ve lived here for decades, consider this list your go-to resource for local living. In this year’s readers’ poll, more than 15,000 voters cast their vote for the county’s best of the best – people and organizations that locals trust and admire. Here are...
I am writing this editorial to make sure that the people of Aberdeen are aware of the pending lawsuit against the Ripkens. The City of Aberdeen initiated $150,000 to retain lawyers for this lawsuit. Now they have just appropriated another $75,000 making the total of $225,000 so far to date. The...
We are writing this letter on behalf of the students, staff and geese at Hickory Elementary School. We were very excited to see our geese featured on the front page of your paper several weeks ago. However, we were extremely disappointed to recently see the editorial cartoon depicting those same...
On Tuesday morning, April 30, 2019, at 0555 hours, while Harford County residents were still asleep or just starting their day, an American Hero passed through our mist on his way to eternal rest at Arlington National Cemetery. He was escorted through Harford County from New York City by the Maryland...
Harford County citizens are aware of the negative impacts of intense development that creep along the edges of the Development Envelope (properties with access to sewer and public water) into rural areas like Forest Hill, Hickory, Creswell and Fallston. These parcels are prime investment for developers,...
"Everyone can be great, because everyone can serve." From Martin Luther King, one of the most recognized and literal appeals to serve, but what does that really mean? Serving your community is perhaps the most satisfying and rewarding work you can accomplish, regardless of your age or station in...
“Sumer is icumen in, lhude sing cuccu!” Summer is indeed “a-coming in, loudly sing cuckoo,” and celebrate with the Harford Choral Society at its spring concert on Saturday. The Harford Choral Society will present its Messiah in May spring concert under the direction of Kathryn Locke at 7 p.m. at...
Musicians from the Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra and the Harford Choral Society will perform Mozart’s heavenly music April 28 at 3 p.m. “While in Salzburg, Austria, my wife Carol and I heard the duet ‘Sull’aria’ from Mozart’s Opera, Marriage of Figaro. It was magnificent. It appeared to be heaven-inspired,”...
Free performances of the award-winning play “Addicted” can be seen in Harford County beginning Thursday. The play, written and directed by Harford County school psychologist Christle Henzel, spotlights heroin’s impact on the community. It tells the story of three young adults struggling with addiction...
An announcement from Exelon Generation: Exelon Generation will conduct its semi-annual, full-volume test of the emergency warning sirens surrounding Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at approximately 1 p.m. This is one of two tests performed each year. The Peach Bottom emergency...
A new sculptural bike rack was unveiled recently on Main Street in downtown Bel Air. “Public art is one of those things that really adds to the quality of life for our residents,” Angela Robertson, grants and economic development coordinator for the town, said. “It makes our community unique.” ...