The Howard County Chapter of Moms for Liberty is targeting 46 books that they say contain sexually explicit images for removal from Howard County Public School System media centers. Lisa […]
George Berkheimer, Senior Writer
Carnival Legend temporarily moving Baltimore operations to Norfolk
Carnival Cruise Line will temporarily move Carnival Legend’s Baltimore operations to Norfolk, Va., while recovery and remediation efforts continue in Baltimore Harbor following the collapse of the Key Bridge. Carnival […]
Harbor-dependent businesses adapt following Key Bridge collapse
The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26 claimed the lives of six construction workers and blocked Baltimore Harbor. As recovery efforts and work to reopen the […]
National Coalition of Minority Football Coaches addresses leadership disparities
The National Football League has a disparity issue, despite what viewers see on the field. Nearly 54% of players and 37% of assistant coaches are African American, but only six […]
Maryland’s recreational cannabis industry faces unique growing pains
Recreational cannabis has been legal in Maryland since July 2023, but that doesn’t mean there still aren’t significant challenges for retailers and cannabis entrepreneurs. Industry experts addressed the current retail […]
Wineries Association, local vendors exit Wine in the Woods
This article was updated on March 18 to include statements from Rob Deford, president of Boordy Vineyards. The Maryland Wineries Association’s board of directors has decided to end its partnership […]
Professional rugby debuts in Maryland
Old Glory DC, one of 12 Major League Rugby teams in the United States, played its first home game on March 16 at its new home field at the Maryland […]
Proposed legislation targets racing consolidation at a new Pimlico facility
A new bill before the Maryland House of Delegates would implement all aspects of the Pimlico Plus Plan unveiled on Jan. 5, allowing a complete renovation of Pimlico Racecourse and […]
Public input meetings scheduled for Howard’s Central Library project
The first of a series of in-person and virtual community meetings to gather community feedback on the location and design of the Howard County Library System’s new Central Branch kicked […]
Proposed HCPSS cut could risk compliance with environmental education mandate
The Howard County Conservancy estimates that other counties spend an average of $1.7 million annually on environmental educators compared with the $100,000 budgeted by the Howard County Public School System. […]