Keon Scott kept his eyes pinned on North County. Fifteen seconds remained in the county championship game. While officials worked out a clock issue before a North County possession in a tied game, Scott assessed the situation. A call from coach Mike Glick made Scott turn his head. “You can pluck him!” Scott looked toward Knights junior Kevin Burks, clearly positioned to … [Read more...] about Meade’s Keon Scott is Capital Gazette 2024-25 boys basketball Player of the Year
Orioles minor league report: What Brandon Young would bring to the rotation
A couple of days off will only get a four-man rotation so far. The Orioles have yet to replace right-hander Zach Eflin with another starting pitcher on their roster a week after placing him on the 15-day injured list with a right lat strain. Two scheduled days off and a rainout Friday have allowed Baltimore to carry an extra reliever in its bullpen for now, but their upcoming … [Read more...] about Orioles minor league report: What Brandon Young would bring to the rotation
Carroll County libraries lead state with highest circulation per capita
Dozens of kindergarteners from Linton Springs Elementary School excitedly spread out across the carpet in the large meeting room at the Carroll County Public Library Eldersburg Branch. Squirming, they anxiously awaited the start of the library’s presentation of “Jack and the Beanstalk Puppet Show.” As the lights dimmed and music played, the students were transported from their … [Read more...] about Carroll County libraries lead state with highest circulation per capita
Egg-citing Easter Egg Hunt and Bunny Trail | PHOTOS
An Egg-citing Bunny Trail and Egg Hunt Event with Easter-themed trail was held Sunday at the former Wakefield Valley Golf Course in Westminster. Hundreds of families with young children attended the Egg-citing Bunny Trail & Egg Hunt event at Wakefield Valley Park in Westminster. The free event was organized by The City of Westminster Recreation and Parks Dept.(Karen … [Read more...] about Egg-citing Easter Egg Hunt and Bunny Trail | PHOTOS
Books in Bloom returns to Columbia May 10 in ninth year
For the ninth year, Books in Bloom will return to Columbia with bibliophiles of all ages able to come together and enjoy the free festival on May 10. The event, held by the Downtown Columbia Partnership and Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. in the Merriweather District’s Color Burst Park, features a lineup of various authors and activities for individuals from around the region to … [Read more...] about Books in Bloom returns to Columbia May 10 in ninth year