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A Fun Fall Lies Ahead For SPAN

Heading into the fall, SPAN has three big events coming up: its Broadway Songfest and online silent auction, Stride for SPAN Turkey Trot, and Holiday Caring program. more

St. John The Evangelist Opens Doors To Renovated Church

On August 20, St. John the Evangelist parishioners and friends gathered for the first glimpse of their newly renovated church. more

Vacation Bible Schools Around Severna Park Took Kids On A Faith-Based World Tour

Over the summer, churches throughout Severna Park welcomed children to explore their faith during Vacation Bible Schools (VBS). more

Channeling Grief For Good: Severna Park Family Fundraises For Library Transformation Following Tragic Loss

As they processed the devastation of losing their first child, Edward and Jessica Nie channeled their grief and the kindness from those around them into memorializing Hugh through refreshing the children’s area at the Severna Park Library. more

Redistricting Moves Closer To Fruition With Superintendent’s Proposals

AACPS is in the middle of a redistricting process. Some students will move to new schools during the 2026-2027 school year. more

Volunteer Of The Month: Lori Kemp Continues A Family Legacy At Partners In Care

Arnold resident Lori Kemp started volunteering at the Anne Arundel County location of Partners In Care’s Upscale Resale Boutique about nine years ago, but her family’s history with the nonprofit goes back much further. more

Independence Day Parade Sponsors Present Prizes To Float Winners

In the weeks following the Greater Severna Park and Arnold Chamber of Commerce’s 50th-anniversary Independence Day parade, businesses around town delivered cash prizes to this year’s float winners. more

Hot Temps And High Bills: Behind The Summertime Electric Price Hikes

Baltimore Gas and Electric released a statement in May warning customers of increased electricity prices starting June 1. Since then, electric bills have grown, raising the cost of living and making it more expensive to stay cool this summer. more

Artist Refreshes Iconic Mural In Severna Park

This July, artist Cindy Fletcher-Holden returned to touch up the Severna Park mural, about 20 years after she originally painted it. more

EHVFC Carnival Brought Light To A Stormy July

The Earleigh Heights Volunteer Fire Company’s annual carnival took place from July 10-19, offering opportunities for summer fun despite the rainy July weather. more

“Motivational Interviewing For Medical Decision Making” Topic Of Schindler Lecture

Chesapeake Life Center invites the community to the 20th annual Emily Schindler memorial lecture, “Motivational Interviewing for Medical Decision Making,” presented by Christopher Wirt, on September 12. more

Stefanie Ashdown Memorial 5K Encourages Love, Hope, Kindness

The Stefanie Ashdown Memorial “Do Your Best” 5K and 1-mile walk will be held on September 14, honoring the legacy of Ashdown, a 1996 Severna Park High School graduate who lost her life to ovarian cancer in 2017. more
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