The Boy Scouts of America banned Stephen Cormack from participating in the organization in 1996 after learning about his being charged with child sex abuse.
Eagle Scout candidate Joseph Marsicano raised over $20,000 to purchase and install two solar-powered scoreboards for the soccer and lacrosse fields at Freedom Park in Sykesville.
I was very upset reading your recent article titled "New Opportunities open for Girls Joining Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA.” The opinions of girls and parents quoted were very different from my Girl Scout experience.
Korynn Sims has been participating in Cub Scout activities since her younger brother joined as a Tiger scout when he was in first grade. In February, when Boy Scouts also began including girls, Korynn, a seventh-grader at Southampton Middle School, was all in.
It’s not as if girls and boys will be sharing tents in the woods on camping trips. It’s not as if the Girl Scouts of the USA will be disbanding anytime soon. And it’s not as if anyone involved with this new troop seems upset.
This week, Scouting takes another step toward its coed future, when the movement’s signature Boy Scout level officially begins allowing girls to advance to Boy Scouts.
A reader recognizes the 2018 Good Scout award-winner, Dr. James Lightner; a Taneytown woman asks that we put an end to negative labels by choosing to think differently about those with substance use disorder.
Kyle Lynam was an only child, but was close with his four cousins. He died after being hit by a car while trying to catch a school bus on Tuesday morning.
Kenneth L. Plante, a retired Westinghouse Electric Corp. electrical engineer, died Aug. 22 from complications of a troke at Carroll Lutheran Village in Westminster. The forfmer Eldersburg resident was 82.
Harvey B. Weeks Jr., a retired Noxell Corp. purchasing agent who earlier worked for McCormick & Co., died Sunday from gall bladder cancer at his Glen Arm home. He was 91.
Joseph A. Mulloney Jr., a former brewmaster and Carling Brewing Co. executive who was interested in alternative and renewable energy systems, died July 4 from prostate cancer at his Cockeysville home. He was 82.
Five high school students from Carroll County will move on to the North American Envirothon after winning the 28th annual Maryland Envirothon this month.
Norman R. Augustine, one of the most successful CEOs in Maryland history and an engineer who served as undersecretary of the U.S. Army, rose through the ranks to head Martin Marietta and then oversee its “merger of equals” to become Lockheed Martin.
Charles Edwards, a 'perennial hike enthusiast,' recently completed his 20th 40-mile hike hosted by Boy Scout Troop 35. What makes his participation even more enduring is that he's an orthopedic surgeon at Mercy Hospital.
Located on Leidy Road behind the Crossroads Community Church in Westminster, the Civil War-era cemetery was founded in 1876 when six black Union Army veterans sought a place to bury African-Americans — who were not allowed in the city’s cemeteries at the time.
Two Towson-area students received awards from the Daughters of the American Revolution — Michelle Li and Lily Reisse. Also, two local scoutmasters were recognized for their service.
Last week, the Boy Scouts of America unveiled its new name, Scouts BSA, to reflect its decision to now accept girls in its program. What we haven’t seen is any strategy or details about the programming they will be offering to effectively serve a co-ed group of children.
Glenwood column talks about a PTA program, "Reflections," that recognizes students in the arts. Several local students had their work selected to be in the state-wide contest.
A principal from Hammond Elementary School was named the 2018 Principal of the Year and a teacher from Lime Kiln Middle School was named the 2018 Teacher of the Year by Howard COunty Public Schools
Working from a new space in Finksburg, student teams the Robo-lions and Gear Freaks are in building season to prepare for the FIRST Tech Challenge and the FIRST Robotics Competition.
Cub scouts and boy scouts from Boy Scouts' Carroll District trucked their way through a series of winter activities at Krimgold Park Saturday during their annual Klondike Derby.
Last week at First Presbyterian Church of Howard County, Troop 361 celebrated both its own anniversary and that of scouting in the county in the most fitting way, by granting dozens of boys their most recent merit badges and rank advancements.
This year, the 1,300 cemeteries that will be decorated include our own Deer Park Methodist Cemetery at 2200 Sykesville Road in Smallwood, the first in Carroll County to participate in Wreaths Across America.
Membership of both organizations have been on the decline, and the Boy Scouts decision to start programming for young females will potentially siphon off potential members of the Girl Scouts.
With the filing deadline approaching on Friday, Oct. 6, four people have filed to run for two seats on the Bel Air Town Board. More may be coming forward.