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Severna Park High School graduates and 22-year-old twin sisters Christina and Katie Currie recently won over $88,000 in cash and prizes on “Wheel of Fortune.”
After two years of planning, recruiting, certifying coaches, and meetings, a new program, simply called Middle School Athletics, will begin this spring with boys and girls soccer at all Anne Arundel County public middle schools.
On February 1, AACPS shared three preliminary redistricting options. After soliciting feedback from the community now through May 1, Bedell will choose one of the existing options or present his own modified version to the Board of Education in July.
Linda Zahn has volunteered for Orphan Grain Train, bringing innovation with the launch of food truck nights and a newsletter, helping significantly with fundraising, and initiating a massive mask making project during the pandemic.
Whether it’s on the football field, on the basketball court, or in the classrooms or hallways of Broadneck High School, one thing is clear: Joey Smargissi is going to get after it.
The Maryland Public Secondary School Athletic Association’s biennial classification realignment for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 school years has been released, and several significant changes are in effect regarding local schools.
Broadneck’s indoor track and field team will send almost two dozen athletes to the 4A state meet, following an impressive showing at the 4A Central Region championship meet on February 5.
Financial advisor Jason LaBarge unpacks the implications of millions of public employees and retirees, including nearly 55,000 Marylanders, seeing their Social Security benefits increase this year.
When Indian Creek School junior Owen Crum considered his options for an Eagle Scout project, he didn’t have to look any further than his own troop’s backyard.
After a decade in scouting and working toward the rank of Eagle Scout, Sean Gaffney knew he wanted his Eagle project to address the needs of his community’s homeless.