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The pop of camera flash, the arrival of actors and the director, the anticipation of a new story unfolding on the silver screen. And it’s all about 2,600 miles away from Hollywood. In fact, it is just

Don't stow away your kilts and corsets just yet. The Maryland Renaissance Festival may remain in Anne Arundel County.

Welcome to Black History Month and the month of love! Today a love story and history of the beginning of one of the most intriguing families of color in the City of Annapolis — the Bishops.

Hoping to capitalize on the popular car craze with an innovative accompaniment for auto play, Crofton resident Andy Musliner is launching his product called PlayTape this week at the American Internat

Many have heard of the north county based HOPE for All and all it does for Anne Arundel County. The ministry that serves local families in need actually got its start several hours away, in the rural

Six musicians from Arundel High School earned positions in the 2013-2014 Anne Arundel County Public School All-County high school concert band, following auditions held January 8 at North County High

The toddler with chocolate-smudged fingers takes another bite of his cookie. Then he slides his toy car across the tabletop — vroom, vroom! The boy's smile doesn't reveal how fitful he sleeps since hi

‘This show will make you less miserable,” joked cast member Marisa Roper of Arnold.

Navy Midshipman Carinne A. De Leon, daughter of Joseph A. and Archita O. De Leon of Annapolis, recently selected her first ship assignment during a Ship Selection ceremony at the Naval Academy. De Leo

Fifty years ago today, Ed Sullivan introduced to America four youngsters from Liverpool who called themselves The Beatles. Some 73 million Americans watched — nearly half of all homes with a TV. Beatl