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Having been on 19 mission trips — and counting — Lorn Taylor of Severn believes wholeheartedly in the importance of being a Christian missionary. He has traveled around the world to serve people. His

County firefighters presented The Tate Cancer Center with an $8,000 check Thursday from a t-shirt sale fundraiser to benefit prostate cancer and men’s health awareness.

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It seems Harrison Reisinger was destined by genetics to become an Eagle Scout.

Crofton resident and recent Annapolis High School International Baccalaureate graduate John DePass, 17, feels strongly about developing leadership skills early.

Girl Scout Troop 2733 Cadettes decided to combine their love for moms, animals and the military to help them earn the Girl Scout Silver Award.

Weather and summer spirits were in favor of the fourth annual Art in the Park arts and craft show held Sunday at Linthicum Park on Benton Avenue. A park full of artwork and handmade crafts sold by loc

Two separate celebrations were held last week for clients and customers of First National Bank’s new branch at 576 Ritchie Highway.

One of the great things about the greater Severna Park area is the community spirit, and that extends over to patriotic pride when July Fourth arrives! We have an Independence Day parade that has been

Each year in late winter, the Southern Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce asks the south county community to nominate candidates for its annual Gene Hall Community Service Award, established in memory o