The last chapter of 2024 will soon come to a close. As we reflect on the past year here at home, our pages were filled with stories of growth, giving, and when it comes to our local athletes – gold. more

Blustery morning winds died down on November 16 just in time for 35 boat captains and their small crews of family and friends to set sail for the second annual Deep Creek Lighted Boat Parade off of the Magothy River. more

For the Severna Park Model Railroad Club, the impassioned members have been recreating their favorite train memories and making new ones since 1964. This month, the club will host four open house events. more

For the last 28 years, Marylanders with ice in their veins have willingly and enthusiastically jumped into the Chesapeake Bay, usually in January, to raise money for the Special Olympics Maryland and the 19,000 special athletes in Maryland. more

As part of the Magothy River Association's Living History Project, Asbury Town Neck United Methodist Church has been profiled in a new documentary. more

Beth Capps has volunteered in her kids’ school activities since they were in elementary school, and she is a self-proclaimed “big craft show fan,” so it was a natural fit for her to assume the role of craft bazaar chair on the volunteer-run Bruins Athletic Boosters Club at Broadneck High School in 2018. more

Richard “Dick” Thomas Powell spent nearly 50 years as the band director at Severna Park High School from 1967 to 2014. more

Santa, the Grinch and several hundred community members gathered on December 6 for a community tree-lighting ceremony hosted by the Greater Severna Park and Arnold Chamber of Commerce. more

Tim Stevens, who turned 65 the day after he retired this past July, completed a 1,900-mile solo bicycling journey from Ocean View, Delaware, to Key West, Florida, this fall. more

Dr. Andre Gvozden deployed to North Carolina for a volunteer medical mission following Hurricane Helene. more

Karen Fox hopes to convey to her children that while they can't change the world, they can help one family at a time. more

Brian Gugerty has a long history of preserving trees, starting when he was 19 years old and working in the Young Adult Conservation Corps program started under President Jimmy Carter. more