Author Dylan Roche, an Arnold resident and Severna Park High School graduate, released his third book, “Shadowclaw,” in August. more

For years, Paul Gillespie has continued to photograph simply because it is how he experiences the world — from the moon overhead to the people and passing moments he encounters on the street. more

A stretch of construction fencing along the waterfront promenade at Annapolis City Dock now features an outdoor, walkable art gallery that showcases naturescapes of the Chesapeake Bay region. more

On June 6, the Naptown Philharmonic Orchestra (NPO) performed the final concert of its 2025-2026 season, and for five members of the ensemble it was their last time playing with the NPO. more

Anna Binneweg has been the music director/conductor of the Naptown Philharmonic Orchestra (formerly the Londontowne Symphony Orchestra) since 2009. more

From the punchy crack of a kick drum to the earthy melody of an acoustic guitar, you can hear it all from various musicians in the greater Severna Park area. more

After belting out show tunes on famous stages from here to New York and back, it’s natural to think that Severna Park native Laurette Hankins-O’Connell would be hard-pressed to choose a favorite performance or venue, but that assumption would be incorrect. more

Following his 2004 graduation from Severna Park High School, Dan Gvozden was a bundle of enthusiasm filled with unbridled creativity ready to take on the filmmaking world. more

Arnold resident and Key School seventh-grader Audrey Meigel traveled to Florida to attend a scouting competition for aspiring actors, singers and models, and came home with many new contacts and sky-high goals. more

April showers bring May flowers, and if they aren’t too soaking, a new gazebo should sprout up at Hatton Regester Green in the weeks ahead, too. more

In her new book, “Reinvent Yourself After 50: Reinvent Your Body, Mind, and Spirit — And Become the Woman God Created You to Be,” Melissa Wittke helps women find their midlife awakening and avoid a midlife crisis. more

Since early 2022, an anonymous Broadneck Peninsula resident has been sparking joy with whimsical 3D plastic toys left around secretly. more