Taste of Honeygo Festival returns to Honeygo Village

The Taste of Honeygo Festival is returning to Honeygo Village Center in Perry Hall on Saturday, Sept. 26 from 1 to 5 p.m. This fun-filled afternoon is all about highlighting the local businesses, tasting  local flavors, and gathering as a community. This year, there is live music by About Last Nite, plus interactive hula hoopers, … Read more

Benstorming-House candidate ignores GOP mates, Democrats endorse school board candidate, Marks gets endorsement

Election season is slowly starting to get into full swing as we are only 50 days away from the General Election. In the District 8 House of Delegates races, Republican candidate Brian Campbell posted a sample ballot of who to vote for in the District 8 race. Voters can choose up to three candidates and … Read more

Police report Old Dundalk fatal shooting on Shipping Place

THIS ARTICLE HAS BEEN UPDATED  Baltimore County Police Department reported officers reported a fatal shooting in the unit block of Shipping Place in Old Dundalk on Thursday around 2:10 p.m. According to police, officers located 62-year-old Anthony Storms suffering from gunshot wounds. The victim was transported to an area hospital where he was pronounced deceased. … Read more

Riverside Marine celebrates 50 Years on the water with open house

For five decades, Riverside Marine has helped generations of families get out on the water—and now  is  celebrating with its 50th Anniversary Open House! The two-day event will be held on September 18–19. The event includes on-water demo ride,  event savings on in-stock 2026 models, prizes & giveaways, food and refreshments and a chance to … Read more

Perry Hall High School teacher named Global Learning Fellow

Edwin A. Pérez, a Spanish teacher at Perry Hall High School, has been selected to serve as 2026–2027 Global Learning Fellows with The NEA Foundation.  Dr. Kelli Hickey, classroom teacher and equity liaison, Stoneleigh Elementary was also selected. Chosen from a highly competitive national pool, Hickey and Pérez will represent Baltimore County Public Schools among … Read more

White Marsh VFC mourns passing of retired firefighter

The White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company announced the passing of Life Member, Firefighter/Paramedic James Clements. Here is the full release from White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company It is with profound sadness and heavy hearts that the officers and members of the White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company (WMVFC) Station 20 announce the passing of Life Member, … Read more

County to address erosion concerns in Carney during online meeting

Baltimore County Councilman David Marks announced the details of a neighborhood meeting to discuss future plans to control erosion near Orbitan Court in Carney. The Zoom meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 13 at 7 p.m.  Staff from the Department of Environmental Protection and Sustainability will present options to nearby residents. “I would like … Read more

Fall Festival returns to Marshy Point Nature Center

The Fall Festival at Marshy Point Nature Center is back this  Saturday, Sept. 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Marshy Point Nature Center, 7130 Marshy Point Road.  The event is for all ages with  activities including archery, apple butter cooking, guided bike rides, and hayrides. Demonstrations include: apple butter cooking, apple cider pressing … Read more

Essex Coffee & Conversation set for this Thursday

Join Essex CDC and the Chesapeake Gateway Chamber of Commerce for their monthly Coffee & Conversation networking event on Thursday, Sept. 17 from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Churches for Streets of Hope AT THE Maryland Aerospace Heritage Center 2323 Eastern Blvd. in Middle River. Connect with commercial property owners, business owners and operators, … Read more

New playground opens at Kingsville Park

Community leaders and staff from the Department of Recreation and Parks celebrated the completion of the new playground at Kingsville Park. The 156 county-owned playgrounds in Baltimore County are currently being replaced.    Fifth District County Councilman David Marks  said in eastern Baltimore County, playgrounds have been updated so far over the past two years … Read more

County Council passes legislation to regulate and restricts smoke shops

The Baltimore County Council passed legislation that regulates and restricts smoke shops. Under the legislation, a smoke shop must be at least 1,000 feet away from daycare centers, health clinics and schools, and cannot be opened within that distance from an existing smoke shop.  The bill regulates the appearance of smoke shops to remove the … Read more

Mount Carmel easily defeats Dundalk 48-8

It was a local public school vs. private school battle as Mount Carmel hosted Dundalk on Thursday. Mount Carmel was too much for the Owl as they won 48-8. The Cougars jumped out to a 20-0 lead with the help of Jahleel Grant two touchdowns and Kyren Harris defense and special teams play. Harris set … Read more

Eastern Tech students named semifinalists in National Merit Scholarship Program

Baltimore County Public Schools students have been named semifinalists in the 72nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program coordinated by the National Merit Scholarship Corp, including four Eastern Tech High School. The honored students are:  Tanvi Kashyap, Nishtha Manek, Manas M. Nagelia and Daniel J. Yu “Congratulations to these students for their outstanding academic achievement and … Read more

Sparrows Point dominates Patapsco in second half in 34-16 win

Cody Green

Sparrows Point used a strong second half in a comeback win over Patapsco 34-16. The Pointers were led by quarterback Cody Green’s three touchdown passes and a strong ground game. Brooks Tuohy had over 100 yards rushing and Ian Wolfe had 50 yards on the ground for Sparrows Point. Both had a rushing touchdown. Patapsco’s … Read more

Six juveniles injured in a pedestrian crash in Dundalk

Baltimore County Police and emergency crews are responding to the area of Delvale and Holabird avenues in Dundalk following a pedestrian crash that has resulted in at least six juveniles being transported to area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries on Friday. Baltimore County Fire Department reported one person was evaluated but refused to be transported. Preliminarily, … Read more

Flags planted in Parkville to commemorate 9/11

-photo courtesy of Baltimore County Police- In commemoration of 9/11, Baltimore County Police joined community members in planting flags throughout Parkville, including at the Parkville Precinct, as part of the 15th annual Path of Honor. Created on the 11th anniversary of 9/11, the Path of Honor offers a quiet space for people to pause, reflect, … Read more