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Ashley David of Pasadena began dancing ballet at the age of 3. She continued to study dance with local companies, in high school and at college. And now she is surrounded by professional dancers as a

The end of Green Hornets baseball season has culminated in much excitement. The 12U Green Hornets’ season ended June 16 with the Orioles winning 13-12 in dramatic fashion over the Yankees.

Not many Olympians are known by the name Gigolo or Bonfire. Locally, high hopes are riding on athletes named Boomer and Model American.

Bright and breezy, with temperatures in the low 80s, July 4 was the most comfortable Severna Park Independence Day parade-goers could remember. Though the parade was a bit more modest than usual with

Looking at an intimidatingly thick white binder full of materials she must go over before school begins in August, Overlook Elementary School's new principal came to an understanding.

The Arts Council of Anne Arundel County gave out nine grants last year, totaling $60,000, and is preparing to accept another round of applications Sept. 1.

Annapolis Fire Chief David Stokes reminds residents that warmer weather draws residents and visitors to Annapolis’ numerous swimming locations.

When the curtain goes up at the Francis Scott Key Auditorium at St. John’s College in Annapolis on Friday, there will be one local young lady with an attitude waiting to battle lost boys.

My veterinarian thinks my dog may have degenerative myelopathy and told me it is only going to get worse. Is there anything I can do to slow down the process?

While Brazil is in the international spotlight as the host of the year’s World Cup, Walden resident Cole Hazard left his family behind Thursday and ventured to the South American nation with another g