Local art students honored at BCPS High School Art Exhibition

Jayden Cole, Parkville High School, “Unnatural Selection”

Student artists from 13 high schools were honored for their work and talent during a June 4 reception and awards ceremony for Baltimore County Public Schools’ 38th Annual High School Art Exhibition. The juried exhibition featured the work of 124 student artists from all 24 comprehensive high schools, the Online Learning Program, and the three public … Read more

Firefighter battle a dumpster fire in Dundalk

-photo courtesy of Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Company- Fire crews extinguished a dumpster fire last night in Dundalk According to the Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Company, units were dispatched for a reported commercial building fire at Midway Lumber on North Point Boulevard. Crews arrived after 8:30 p.m. on Monday and discovered a dumpster fire behind … Read more

Perry Hall HS teacher named Outstanding Mathematics Educator

Perry Hall High School announced that their math teacher Cassandra Pullin was named the 2026 MCTM Outstanding Mathematics Educator in the High School Teacher category. This distinction was awarded by the Board of the Maryland Council Teachers of Mathematics and the application process was very competitive this year. According to Perry Hall High School, Pullin’s … Read more

County announces traffic safety improvements near Oak Crest

–photo courtesy of Baltimore County- Baltimore County Department of Public Works and Transportation announced near  completion a project designed to improve traffic safety along Walther Boulevard near the Oak Crest community in Carney. According to Baltimore County, the project was designed with discussion with Oak Crest residents enhancing safety for pedestrian crossings, reduce speeding and … Read more

Police officer shot in Pikesville area

There have been reports of a Baltimore County police officer being shot in the Pikesville area on Sunday. Baltimore County Police reported there was an incident in the 900 block Milford Mill Road on Sunday morning. “At approximately 8:50 a.m., officers from our Pikesville Precinct were responding to a suspicious person/indecent exposure call along a … Read more

Heat and humidity continues on Saturday

The National Weather Service Baltimore Washington reports the summer heat continues today with high temperatures reaching the upper 80s and lower to middle 90s. Modest humidity will keep heat index values near the air temperature. With the heat comes a  Marginal Risk (level 1 out of 5) for the area. The is a Slight Risk … Read more

Councilman Marks: Digital speed sign to be added on Joppa Rd

–The following article was submitted by the Office of Councilman David Marks- Baltimore County Councilman David Marks announced today that the Department of Pubic Works and Transportation will install a new digital sign in the 3600 block of East Joppa Road in Carney to inform drivers of their speed. The solar-powered sign is similar to … Read more

Essex CDC’s Annual Meeting and Impact Showcase

Join the Essex Community Development Corporation for an evening of community connection, updates, and celebration on  Wednesday, June 10, 2026 from 4 to 6 p.m. for their annual meeting at their office, 25 Eastern Blvd, Suite 98 in Essex. This annual gathering is a chance for residents, business owners, community partners, and supporters to come … Read more

Kenwood & Parkville students receive Allied Sports scholarships

Baltimore County Public Schools and families gathered at BCPS administrative offices on May 20 for a special ceremony to honor the two newest recipients of the Mildred Murray All-Academic Scholar-Athlete Award and Scholarship and  recipients of Allied Sports scholarships. Arvin Singh of Eastern Technical High School was named the male winner of the 39th annual … Read more

Delegate Bob Long: “Maryland’s Mail-In Ballot Woes”

The following article was submitted by Sixth District Delegate Bob Long as he comments on the error made by the Maryland Board of Elections Time and time again, I have proposed legislation in Annapolis calling for more verification and security within our election system in Maryland. The focus of these bills is making sure that … Read more

Gaddam named as CCBC President’s Distinguished Graduate

CCBC announced Sanjana Gaddam as their 2026 President’s Distinguished Graduate. “Sanjana has excelled as a scholar, leader, and advocate at CCBC, maintaining a 4.0 GPA and actively participating in leadership roles, including the Catonsville Student Honors Council. Recently, she was honored as a Jack Kent Cooke Scholar and received the Benjamin Gilman International Scholarship, which … Read more

Marks: “Stream Restoration Project Advances in Perring Park”

Baltimore County Councilman David Marks announced that the county is moving forward with a stream restoration project at Covered Bridge Road in the Perring Park community.  The three-year project will stabilize and improve an area of the Little Gunpowder River impacted by erosion over many decades. Kristen Piscopo commented, “We thank Councilman Marks for joining … Read more

BCPS school counselors honored for outstanding work

The Baltimore County Association for Counseling and Development has recognized a new class of outstanding school counselors for the 2025-26 school year. “The school counselors in BCPS are vital to ensuring the academic progress, personal growth, and overall well-being of our students, and they contribute significantly to the school counseling profession,” said BCPS Superintendent Dr. … Read more