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Navy vs. Bucknell stream, how to watch online, CBS Sports Network channel finder, odds
CBS Sports Network kicks off its 2024 college football season coverage with a heavy emphasis on service academy schools. On Friday, it was Army opening its season with a 42-0 victory vs Lehigh and Saturday brings a doubleheader featuring Navy and Air Force taking the field. The Midshipmen are set...
Marks Announces Concept Plans For Gerst Road Park
–The following press release was submitted by 5th District Councilman David Marks about the plans for the Gerst Park site in Perry Hall- Baltimore County Councilman David Marks announced that concept plans are now available for the Gerst Road Park site. The 22-acre park will be located east of Gerst...
Howard County medical center raises $250K for behavioral health unit
As of Friday, Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center has raised about a quarter-million dollars, about 8% of its fundraising goal to support the expansion of its emergency department’s behavioral health unit. The medical center wants to raise $3 million by Dec. 31 in its campaign, called “Together: Let’s...
Football Recap: Valley View Starts Season with Loss on the Road
Valley View had to start their season on the road on Friday, and it wasn't the start they were hoping for. They had to suffer through a 33-0 loss at the hands of the Scranton Prep Cavaliers. The result was an unpleasant reminder to the Cougars of the 26-6 defeat they experienced in the pair's previous head-to-head fixture back in October of 2023.
Residents still concerned despite zoning changes to Lutherville Station project
The zoning changes made this week to the proposed Lutherville Station Development project by the Baltimore County Council still worry neighbors. They believe the vote doesn’t mean anything because the developer has an option to move forward with the project almost as originally planned. The proposed development comes as...
Mount Harmon hosting animal identification walk
EARLVILLE — If you’ve ever been hiking and wondered how to tell what animals are around, Mount Harmon Plantation’s “Who Dung It” walk, set for this Saturday, Aug. 31, aims to do just that. The plantation welcomes guests to their 200 acre historical nature preserve for a guided nature walk focused on how to track down animals inhabiting the grounds. “The animals that live in Mount Harmon leave clues all over the place for us every day,” said event coordinator Pamela Hamlen. ...
A season of singing is about to begin! Cecil County Choral Society preps for new season
ELKTON — Cecil County Choral Society is kicking off its new fall season with a Potluck Dinner Sept. 10 at 6 p.m. at Elkton United Methodist Church, 219 East Main St. The potluck is open to current members and anyone who is passionate about singing or curious about the Cecil County Choral Society. Please bring a dish to share. The first rehearsal of the season is set for Sept. 17, starting at 6:30 p.m. also at Elkton UMC. There is no audition. Ongoing rehearsals will be held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. The Cecil County Choral Society will perform three holiday concerts in December at various locations. For more information, contact Karen Peterson via email at karenpeterson@verizon.net.
Maryland Weather: Tonight's Storms Mainly a Rain Event
BALTIMORE - Scattered showers will give way to mostly cloudy skies Sunday, with a chance for isolated severe storms.Expect overnight lows in the 70s after a warm air mass moved through. A cold front will bring another chance for an isolated strong storms on Sunday. The day won't be a washout, there is the possibility of active weather in the afternoon and evening.The front will bring bright sunny skies for Monday with low humidity. Perfect weather for the afternoon barbecue or last summer activity. Kids getting back to school this week should expect refreshing temperatures... possibly even a little chilly with overnight lows in the 50s.High pressure will control our weather for the middle of the week. Expect sunny skies and low humidity through Friday. Overnight lows Tuesday and Wednesday will be in the mid 50s, with afternoon highs in the upper 70s. The chance of showers returns late Friday.
D&J Custom Cutting makes mark with value-added meat processing
HARTLY, Del. — To suggest that business could be better at D&J Custom Cutting would be tempting fate. Since debuting its USDA-certified processing services in March, Dylan and Jenna Nickerson have watched as a growing stream of livestock producers from across the Delmarva region have eagerly tapped them to transform their freshly-slaughtered meat into value-added products such as jerky, hot dogs, sausage, snack sticks, salami and bologna.
US court upholds decision to reinstate conviction of 'Serial' podcast subject
The top court in the US state of Maryland on Friday upheld a ruling by a lower court reinstating the conviction of the man at the center of the hit podcast "Serial, who had served more than 20 years in prison for his ex-girlfriend's murder. The Maryland Supreme Court upheld that decision on Friday and ordered the circuit court to conduct a new hearing on the motion vacating Syed's conviction.
Thrive Academy Honored by CJJA for Juvenile Justice Innovation
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services’ Thrive Academy was recently awarded the 2024 Council of Juvenile Justice Administrators’ (CJJA) Inspiration Innovation Award. This esteemed recognition honors the program’s outstanding achievements in juvenile justice innovation. The Inspirational Innovation Award is a prestigious recognition created by the...
Turkey Point Vineyard is closing down
NORTH EAST — The owners of Turkey Point Vineyard have started the process of shutting down its family owned and operated grape growing and wine making business. Doris Behnke, who with her husband Eric and children, have owned Turkey Point Vineyard since 2008, "The world has changed, people have changed and the industry has changed," Behnke said. "Due to the input costs, labor costs, an unpredictable industry, and the fact...
Wes Moore apologizes for Bronze Star ‘mistake’ after lengthy Walz military debacle
Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) confessed to making “an honest mistake” after it was revealed he misrepresented his military record years ago. Moore claimed the military “awarded me the Bronze Star Medal and the Combat Action Badge” on an application to join a prestigious White House fellowship in 2006, according to a New York Times report […]
Labor Day weekend deals: Consumer tips to save in the DMV
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Labor Day weekend offers retailers another holiday to promote discounts in-stores, visits to local parks and attractions. As costs continue to burden families, DC News Now found some timely picks to save some cash for Labor Day weekend. “We all want to enjoy those experiences out there; whether it’s going […]
Boy, 12, accused of 5 Maryland car dealership break-ins but police can't charge him
A 12-year-old boy has repeatedly broken into car dealerships in Montgomery County, police sources tell News4. But police can’t charge him because of a juvenile justice law. Only on 4, surveillance video shows the boy jumping through a window, rifling through offices and getting behind the wheel of a van.
AARP Poll: Maryland Senate Race Deadlocked
Washington (DC News Now) — As the November election inches closer, control of the House and Senate is at stake. One race people around the country are talking about is the race for the senate seat in Maryland between former Governor Larry Hogan (R) and Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks (D). The new numbers […]
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