A 2020 graduate of Severna Park High School, Annabelle Cotton was awarded a scholarship from the Children’s Theatre of Annapolis this summer. more

When Maryland began to limit business operations as a result of the pandemic, many small businesses were forced to find creative ways to stay open. more

It was not the book tour that she imagined, but when her plans were canceled as a result of the pandemic, Jessica Pearce Rotondi was forced to get creative. more

Our food critics tried the grilled chicken kabobs, lemon haddock, wings and Mississippi mud pie. more

Lifelong Arnold resident and artist Emet Mihajlo is pursuing a longtime dream of acting. more

Cinemas were already facing stiff competition before the coronavirus struck. In the age of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime and many other streaming services, many consumers found it hard to justify spending $30 for a night out at the movies when $8 could get them an entire month’s worth of entertainment. more

A volcanic plain in middle-Earth, basked in gray light, where fumes leak from fissures in the Earth. This doesn’t sound like the safest place for a child, but there were few places John Bachkosky would rather be during his youth. more

Library staff will offer contactless curbside pickup from 10:00am to 4:00pm, Monday through Saturday, at all locations with a few exceptions. more

John Bachkosky decided to dip into the waters of fiction with “The Last Wizard,” published April 28. more

The Annapolis Town Center created a platform in which Annapolitan musicians could not only share their talent but also make a profit. more

The Maryland Historical Society’s mission is to collect, preserve and interpret the history, art and culture of Maryland. more

Amidst the novel coronavirus pandemic, many theaters and arts groups have closed their doors, postponing and cancelling performances until further notice. Some groups, however, are carrying the phrase “the show must go on” into this time of challenging circumstance. more

Each year, Severn School art teacher Yehee Shin searches for exhibits and contests for middle school artists to show their work. more

In the current medical and political climate, there’s never been a better time to binge on Netflix shows while you’re sheltered in your home. more

“Get hooked” is the motto of Jeno’s Steaks in Severna Park. The slogan sounds almost like a dare — and I’m warning you now, dear reader, you are likely to get hooked on this delicious grub from the first taste. more

Upon the advice of public health officials, Anne Arundel Country Public Library (AACPL) closed all of its locations from March 13 through at least May 3 due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. more

This month I was going to review the second installment of “A Quiet Place,” but going to see a film is unfortunately out of the question due to the coronavirus outbreak. more

BTM is suspending the remainder of its season until performance attendance would not put audiences at risk. more

In a faraway kingdom, an unlikely hero finds himself on a life-changing journey alongside a wisecracking Donkey and a feisty princess who resists her rescue. more

The brutal source material behind “The Call of the Wild” always seems to get the Disney treatment and always becomes a happy story about dogs. more