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Baltimore Sun
24 Dec 2025
Chris Roemer: Don’t miss the real meaning of Christmas | COMMENTARY
Over the years, many people have had their sentiments concerning Christmas captured for posterity. Here are a few examples ... Charles Dickens’ Ebenezer Scrooge had a different take on the holiday ... Scrooge came around, though ... Roy L. Smith, known as “Mr ... .
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CCT receives more than $1.3 million in grants to further community impact (Fresno Pacific University)
Public Technologies 23 Dec 2025
New funding of more than $1.3 million has been received by Fresno Pacific University's Center for Community Transformation (CCT). The funds will help further the work CCT is currently doing in the Valley and beyond.
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Baltimore Sun
23 Dec 2025
‘Thriving Together’ documentary spotlights Carroll residents with disabilities
Dave Peak, a Sykesville resident with cerebral palsy, has always dreamed of being on television. At a sold-out documentary premiere at the Carroll Arts Center on Dec ... Peak was one of the stars of “Thriving Together ... At the Dec ... 2 ... .
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Baltimore Sun
23 Dec 2025
$830,000 federal grant will support Carroll’s new four-year nursing program
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Baltimore Sun
23 Dec 2025
Investigating fatal crashes can ‘often take up to 6 months,’ Carroll official says
Crash “fatalities can be extremely complicated investigations and often take up to six months for a conclusion,” said Allan Culver, Carroll County state’s attorney special counsel, who’s helping investigate the Dec ... .
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Baltimore Sun
22 Dec 2025
Holiday Hope: The Shepherd’s Staff in Westminster meets urgent needs while planning for future
Editor’s note. This story is part of a series profiling the seven local charities that will benefit from the 2025 Holiday Hope campaign sponsored by the Carroll County Times and The Kahlert Foundation ... 2025 Holiday Hope. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff) ... 1 of 17 ... .
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Baltimore Sun
22 Dec 2025
Second Eldersburg self-storage facility seeks permit amid Carroll County delay
A new four-story self-storage facility, Eldersburg Crossroads Self Storage, has applied for a permit from Carroll County amid debates over how the county regulates these facilities in the fast-growing Eldersburg area ... .
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Baltimore Sun
22 Dec 2025
Carroll Singers find intergenerational community: ‘We make great music together’
On a recent Saturday evening, music floated in the air at the Westminster United Methodist Church as the Carroll Singers, positioned on stairs at the front of the room, performed. The red-and-green-clad audience sat in pews ... She retired in 2021 ... 13 ... Dec.
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Baltimore Sun
22 Dec 2025
A growing divide emerges among Carroll leaders in Eldersburg zoning debate
The Board of Carroll County Commissioners can agree on at least one thing — county zoning codes need to be updated to make sure that growth in south Carroll doesn’t spiral out of control ... Ballard bid in order to fast-track the zoning changes ... .
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Baltimore Sun
20 Dec 2025
Multiple car collision in Baltimore County kills 1, state police say
Maryland State Police’s Crash Team is investigating a multiple-car crash that killed a driver on the I-695 inner loop Saturday morning, the agency said in a news release ... Saturday ... .
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Baltimore Sun
19 Dec 2025
Holiday Hope: Human Services Programs of Carroll County aims to be a ‘beacon of hope’
Editor’s note. This story is part of a series profiling the seven local charities that will benefit from the 2025 Holiday Hope campaign sponsored by the Carroll County Times and The Kahlert Foundation ... (Brian Krista/Staff) ... (Brian Krista/Staff) ... 1 of 9 ... .
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Baltimore Sun
19 Dec 2025
Westminster man with 4 prior assault convictions gets 6-year sentence for traffic stop incident
A Westminster man was sentenced this week in Carroll County Circuit Court to six years in prison after he nearly struck two police officers with his vehicle, speeding away from a traffic stop last April ... .
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Baltimore Sun
19 Dec 2025
Lions and LEOs deliver Thanksgiving meals
On Nov ... The dinners were then loaded into cars and delivered to local families. (Courtesy photo) .
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