From Cat House To Dream Home
The house at 170 Willis Street, Westminster, as it looks now, after renovation. Written By Barbara...
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On Schedule for June & July
The Carroll County Farm Museum’s July 4th Festival begins at noon and runs until the fireworks start at 9:30 p.m. The cost for the festival is $5 a car-load (noon until 5 p.m.). The local Kiwanis club sponsors the fireworks and...
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Three Students Win Carroll Magazine’s Egg Drop Contest
Skylar Hardee and Mary Underman, left, competed as a team, won third place. Lucas Bland and Bailey...
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July 4: A Reality Check
Source: Dr. Robert Young, Assistant Professor of History and chair of the Department of Humanities...
Read MoreWhat Happened to Amateurism?
Written By Sherwood Kohn The word, “amateur” used to connote an independence from money. In the past, athletes prided themselves on their pure passion for sports; for them, money was not only extraneous, but an indication of a...
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“Fiber Fantasies” at the Carroll Arts Center
Let It Grow by Elaine Brandes “Fiber Fantasies,” the art of landscape created from fiber, is the...
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Sheep Count Her
Emily Chamelin of Westminster is known in the region for her sheep-shearing skills. She went to...
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The County’s Own Ore, Dug Around the World
Johnny Johnsson, a resident of Finksburg and a recognized authority on carrollite, holds a hunk of...
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Soaps of Remembrance
Pat Livelsberger and her husband, Patrick, work on new soap orders in their basement workshop....
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The Cost of a Wedding? How much can you afford?
Dawn DeMario, owner of the Spa at Roop’s Mill in Westminster, helps model Abby Rutter try on a...
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Pumping Up for Spring
Karen Topolski, of Westminster, heads out for a morning run that winds through the Carroll County...
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A Practical Tribute to Spring and the Garden
Korean Spicebush Written By Anne Raver Spring came early this year. My rhubarb poked out of the...
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