Credit Courtesy John Ripley

A Baltimore County corrections officer is up for a prestigious national honor. Michael Morris, who works at the Baltimore County Detention Center in Towson, was announced this week a...

Credit David Sinclair

Catonsville Restaurant Week kicked off on April 17 today and continues through Monday, April 23. This week all 17 participating area restaurants are offering special menu items and dining...

Credit courtesy of Little Sister of the Poor

  Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot honored the Little Sisters of the Poor for their work caring for seniors at St. Martin's Home in Catonsville. Franchot selected the group o...

Credit Jennifer Pilholski

Hello, I’m Princess! Like most storybook princesses, my life has been faced with challenges. I was born a happy, innocent, and fun loving puppy. I was raised to be a very loving and ...

Credit David Gursky

Saving umbilical cord blood from childbirth is a growing practice, and those in the field credit a former NASA astronomer with raising national awareness about cord blood's potential for ...

Credit Brandie Jefferson

The Friends of the Patapsco Valley and Heritage Greenway is no more. The organization, dedicated to "preserving, protecting, interpreting and restoring the environment, history and c...

Credit Bruce Goldfarb

  Darkened since mid-2011, the former Sulphur Spring Inn-an Arbutus landmark on the 1400 block of Sulphur Spring Road-has quietly resumed operation in advance of its grand opening as...

Credit photo by Ray Cain, courtesy of the Catonsville Room at the Caton

September’s flooding along the Patapsco and Tiber Hudson Rivers was, for some in Ellicott City, the worst flooding they’d seen.  But 40 years ago, Tropical Storm Agnes ripped homes f...