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Bubala Indoor Playground to hold ribbon-cutting, grand opening celebration
NOTTINGHAM, MD—The new Bubala Indoor Playground located in the Perry Hall Square shopping center will hold a ribbon-cutting and grand opening celebration next month. The event will take place 3:00 – 5:30 p.m. on Friday, September 13, 2024. The celebration is free of charge and children ages 7...
Ravens make cuts, announce initial 53-man roster for 2024 season
The Baltimore Ravens have announced their initial 53-man roster for the 2024 season. | ANALYSIS: The position battles that contributed to Tuesday’s cuts. Running backs (4): Derrick Henry, Rasheen Ali, Pat Ricard (FB), Justice Hill. Wide receivers (6): Deonte Hardy, Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, Nelson Agholor, Tylan Wallace, Devontez...
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson joins ownership group for Maryland Colts
Baltimore Ravens superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson is the latest investor in a new horse racing league that wants to bring team competition to one of America's oldest sports. Jackson has joined the ownership group of the Maryland Colts, an expansion team of the National Thoroughbred League (NTL), as principal owner....
A new lead Blue Jay for Hopkins
BALTIMORE — Expectations are through the roof this year for Johns Hopkins University football. The Blue Jays return several starters on both sides of the ball from a team that had one of the best seasons in school history. This year they’ll look pretty much the same, with one...
Orioles set to get rare and historic road trip underway
If fun, scheduling anomalies and rarities are your thing, then this article is for you. Since Major League Baseball eliminated the unbalanced schedule ahead of the 2023 season, scheduling anomalies and rarities have become a thing of the past. Indeed, since the start of the 2023 season, every team has at least one series against every other team in the league.
Two From Baltimore Steal Unlocked Pick-Up, Drag Owner During Chase In Glen Burnie, Police Say
Thomas Stephan Culver, and Windsor Mill resident Michael Dennis Fuller, Jr., both 38, are facing charges in connection to a theft and assault that was reported on Tuesday afternoon. At around 4 p.m. on Aug. 27, officers from the Anne Arundel County Police Department were called to the 7600 block...
In Northwest Baltimore, a 125-year-old landmark waits and waits for rescue
Community members have dreamed of repurposing the city-owned West Arlington Water Tower for decades. But despite grants and bond bills going back to 2003, it’s falling to pieces. The task was big, but so was the federal grant being awarded to a Northwest Baltimore community association that was taking...
Developers and labor unions handed out last-minute bucks in Baltimore’s mayoral primary
Familiar names turn up in the latest campaign finance reports of Brandon Scott and Sheila Dixon. The latest campaign finance reports, submitted yesterday to the State Elections Board, show Mayor Brandon Scott collecting a surge of contributions before the May 14 primary, then raking in some more after he defeated Sheila Dixon.
Veteran reliever to join AL East playoff team
Reliever Nick Anderson is joining the Orioles after opting out of a minor league deal with the Dodgers, reports Darren Wolfson of SKOR North. It is not clear whether the righty will jump right onto Baltimore’s MLB roster or is signing a minor league pact to report to Triple-A Norfolk.
A baton pass, not a lifetime gig, declares Burnett on leaving office
Baltimore City Councilman Kristerfer Burnett counts the redevelopment of the Edmondson Village Shopping Center as one of the major accomplishments of his council career. "To me, it was a personal goal to get new ownership, to get new investment, because the last two owners of the building did not do a good job," said Burnett during a joint interview with the Baltimore Sun.
Ryan, Brandes and Rivers round out Football coaching staff
Shippensburg University has announced the addition of three new coaches to its football coaching staff for the upcoming 2024 season. Todd Ryan, Evan Brandes, and Christopher Rivers have joined the Raiders, enhancing the team’s coaching expertise as they prepare for a competitive season. Todd Ryan steps in as a...
Women’s Basketball alumnus Treasure George ’23 joins Baylor as graduate assistant
Treasure George, a Shippensburg University women’s basketball alumnus, has been hired as a graduate assistant at Baylor University, where she will join the women’s basketball program. George, who scored over 1,000 points during her collegiate career at Shippensburg, was recognized as an All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division Second Team player. Throughout her 116 games with the Raiders, she accumulated 1,063 points, including 117 three-pointers, and also contributed 432 rebounds and 203 assists.
Two Women Hospitalized After Vehicle Takes Unexpected Dip In Potomac River
BRYANS ROAD, Md. — Two women narrowly escaped a potentially tragic incident early Thursday morning when their vehicle plunged into the Potomac River at Marshall Hall Park. Emergency personnel, including the Charles County Dive Team, responded to the scene around 12:20 a.m. on August 29, 2024. The driver reportedly told 911 dispatchers that the vehicle was traveling at excessive speed when it struck a barrier and began sinking into the river.
Wawa rises on Wayne Ave.: Chambersburg store among chain's first in central Pa., Tri-State
Wawa is rising on Wayne Avenue in Chambersburg. One of several new Wawa locations under development as the regional chain of convenience stores and gas stations expands west, construction is progressing on a 1.16-acre lot at the corner of Wayne and Sheller avenues that was once home to Denny's and, more recently, Japanese restaurant Sakura.
Virginia students whose parents earn less than $75,000 annually will qualify for free tuition at UR
Beginning in the fall of 2025, admitted students from Virginia whose parents earn a combined total of $75,000 annually or less will qualify for free tuition at the University of Richmond as part of the school’s “Richmond’s Promise to Virginia” initiative. UR began a program to...
Frederick Police Seek to Identify Fourth Suspect After Traffic Stop Leads to Gun Seizures
FREDERICK, Md. — The Frederick Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a fourth individual involved in a traffic stop that led to the seizure…
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