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Grace Hughes, a young violinist with the Chesapeake Youth Symphony Orchestra, received a $1,500 scholarship on May 31. The funds are raised and granted by Friends of the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra.

The sixth-graders at St. Martin’s-in-the-Field Episcopal School produced a math comic book, “Hero Math,” and created all the math problems in the book.

The BayWoods continuing care retirement community received Environmental Stewardship Certification from the city of Annapolis recently. On hand to get the award, from left: Becky Crosby, director of r

Crofton Boy Scout Troop 115 recently held its annual Family Picnic and Court of Honor. During the ceremony, Crofton resident Chad Acey was installed as the troop’s new Scoutmaster. This annual celebra

The North Arundel County Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., presented a plaque to the Anne Arundel County Public Schools Board of Education in honor of former AACPS Superintendent Dr. C

While most people are asleep in their beds, Jittipon Meesiri is busy whipping up a fresh-baked batch of doughnuts.

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The specialty of one of the new members of the Anne Arundel County Public Library board of trustees is books without bindings that are not found on shelves and not housed in buildings. Fred Stielow is

Credit Calli Yancey’s dad for naming his third daughter after a sports hero known not only for athletic talent but also leadership, perseverance and dedication: baseball great Cal Ripkin Sr.

In a way, Rebecca Burnett's nursing career at Anne Arundel Medical Center began when she was 9 years old. That's when her brother was born at AAMC. He was in the neonatal intensive care unit, and she