Don’t miss this unforgettable season finale with Imani Winds, the trailblazing, the GRAMMY- WINNER ensemble that has revolutionized the wind quintet landscape for over 20 years. Renowned for their dynamic […]
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LIVE! On the Green
Introducing Power52 Foundation, a game-changing 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, igniting transformation in the vibrant heart of the Baltimore Metropolitan region. We are the driving force behind a brighter future, dedicated to […]
Drive-Thru Medication & Sharps Disposal
Don’t know what to do with your leftover, expired, or unwanted meds and Sharps? Bring them to HC DrugFree’s FREE and convenient drive-thru medication & sharps disposal at Wilde Lake […]
Free Parenting Classes – Guiding Good Choices®
Guiding Good Choices® is an evidence-based, interactive prevention program that helps parents, guardians, and grandparents build a stronger bond with their children, while also providing skills proven to reduce the […]
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A look back: Rouse’s people-first start for Columbia
At a September 1963 conference on The Metropolitan Future at UC Berkeley, James W. Rouse, the esteemed Columbia developer, delivered a paper titled: “It Can Happen Here,” outlining his thoughts […]
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Operation Homefront expands rent-free veterans housing program to Columbia
Five military families transitioning to civilian life can live locally in an apartment for up to a year without paying for rent or utilities, under a program expanded to Columbia […]
Try It Out Comedy: Eat! Drink! Laugh!
Live, clean, stand-up comedy event presented monthly in Busboys and Poets. Doors open at 5:30, show starts at 7, ends around 8:30. Free parking,
Fall for All Festival at Howard Community College
Howard Community College is thrilled to host our inaugural Fall for All event on October 20, 2023! This family-friendly, free event falls on a day when HCPSS schools are closed […]
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Former Regal Columbia movie theater reopens under Cinemark name
The movie theater at Snowden Square in Columbia, which closed July 26, reopened with a new name in August, just days after a report of its supposedly permanent closure. The […]
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Opinion | Newspapers may go away, but the need for local news doesn’t
The Columbia Flier newspaper died June 29 at the age of 54. It succumbed to a slow euthanasia by the owners of the Baltimore Sun who acquired the paper and […]