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The Mitchell Gallery at St. John’s College held a preview reception on Jan. 31 for the current exhibition “Dialogues: Words and Images in Art, 1500-1924.” The exhibition is on view through April 6.

Between fall and spring soccer, many Green Hornets players will take part in winter futsal programs.

This Sunday, the Carrie Weedon Science Center, 911 Galesville Road, will present “Marvelous Mammals of Anne Arundel County” from 3 to 4 p.m. as part of its 2014 Sunday Afternoon Speaker Series.

The first Thursday of each month, Anne Arundel Genealogical Society members gather at Severna Park United Methodist Church for a meeting and guest lecture. AAGS members were eager to hear February’s g

Residents of Crofton and Gambrills, who consider the hill at Johns Hopkins and Riedel roads to be their community's winter gathering spot, might want to revisit the landmark sooner than later.The prop

John Barzal is passionate about exposing Crofton Woods Elementary students to a foreign language.

Learning can be fun, and sometimes it pays off big.

Downtown Linthicum was waking up to another bitter cold and overcast February day. Aside from a steady stream of customers coming in and out of Keller’s Bakery on South Camp Meade Road at 7:50 a.m. Sa

Annapolis City Government offices will be closed on Monday in observance of Presidents Day. Refuse and recycling will not be affected. Annapolis Transit will operate on a normal schedule.

When Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. announced a schools contest to produce their own video of the utility company’s popular “Wires Down” commercial, Sunset Elementary School Principal Toni Carr knew t