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A red carpet affair here in Crofton, more than 90 girls and their dates (most brought their dads) danced the earlier hours of the evening away at the annual Brownie Ball held on Feb. 8. Themed as “A N

On Friday, Abundant Life Church was filled with friends who had their own memories of former state senator Mike Wagner. It wouldn’t be right to call them mourners, as the service and the wake that fol

Brad Wray is 33 and plays with Legos and Star Wars toys.

Bundles of blue jeans are piling up in the front hallway of Magothy River Middle School.

EDITOR’S NOTE: We asked readers to share their stories with us as part of Black History Month.

Amy Brunner began her career as a computer programmer in Washington, D.C., but felt that there was something else she was meant to be doing. After browsing the Internet one day, she came across an ad

A charity organized by the owners of Chick & Ruth's Delly in Annapolis remade the home of a Pasadena veteran. Luis Rosa-Valentin lost his legs and an arm after he stepped on an Improvised Explosiv

Drive to End Hunger

The Hays family from Annapolis is learning to live a new kind of normal on their yearlong mission trip to Rwanda. CC Hays, an Annapolis ob-gyn, is training Rwandan medical residents at a teaching hosp

Standing 5 foot 3 inches, Akeyla Estep, 17, a senior at Annapolis High School, does not fit the stereotype of the typical runner. “I didn’t like track,” she recalled. “But I’m good at it. I liked winn