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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 308 Oak Manor Drive, will say goodbye to music director Joel Hinck at worship services this weekend.

Catherine and Michael Smith have added onto their Gambrills home since they first moved there in 2004, but the additions didn’t include a fancy pool or an enclosed deck.

Fort George G. Meade will hold its annual National Night Out for residents of the installation from 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 5 at McGlachlin Parade Field.

Four Anne Arundel heritage projects recently received more than $155,000 in grants from the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority.

Two-hundred-and-fifty Hilltop Elementary School students will get new shoes next month.

Pumphrey Day has become Pumphrey Weekend.

Teams of camping teens from around Central Maryland spent a Thursday on the Magothy River, seeing if their tape and cardboard creations could navigate the waters of Camp Whippoorwill.

Bowie will reimburse 50 Bowie residents the cost of certifying their homes as wildlife habitats to help the city become a National Wildlife Federation Community Wildlife Habitat.

Do you ever wonder if people really care about the environment? An informal poll of some of area residents not only care, but are concerned enough that they have made changes in their lives to help.

David Ossman wasn’t born during the heyday of the '80s, but he is quick to say his upcoming role is “totally awesome” as the male lead in “The Wedding Singer,” an 80s-themed musical put on by the Tale