Mary Shellman and the mystery of the orange dress – Baltimore Sun
Mary’s attempts to make the dress look like it was from prior eras might be where the oral tradition began […]
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Manchester Valley girls lacrosse caps off undefeated season with Class 2A state title
This spring, there was no such thing as stopping Manchester Valley girls lacrosse; you could only hope to contain them.
Sykesville Middle and Freedom Elementary school construction funds in doubt – Baltimore Sun
The Carroll County Board of Education reviewed school facilities plans Wednesday evening, which show overcrowding in Sykesville-area schools, while enrollment
Carroll schools budget would save outdoor school, staff raises and laptops – Baltimore Sun
The Carroll County Board of Education unanimously approved an operating budget Wednesday evening that would allow the district to continue
First openly gay mayors in Carroll County, Becker and Link, are both up for re-election this month – Baltimore Sun
Westminster and Sykesville made history in 2021 when voters elected a woman mayor for the first time in history. Both
Carroll County state’s attorney frustrated over delays in construction of new office – Baltimore Sun
For Carroll County State’s Attorney Haven Shoemaker the construction of a new headquarters could not come soon enough, as frustration
Carroll County high school sports week in review: A look at the top teams and players (April 14-20)
Each week, the Carroll County Times highlights a Team of the Week and names five standout players. Team of the
Carroll County says ‘Hands Off!’ to Trump and Musk at Saturday protest – Baltimore Sun
Carroll County’s “Hand’s Off” protest in downtown Westminster was one of many occurring across the U.S. Saturday afternoon. Subscribe to
Polymer clay artist builds her business – Baltimore Sun
“I needed something small to sell out of the booths,” Amos said. “It was a perfect storm. I needed small
Finksburg artist finds inspiration in the Hudson River School
She currently has a solo exhibition titled “The Art of Detail: Birds, Landscapes and Beyond” in the Great Hall at