Edward Hopper-Inspired Exhibit Opens at Tevis Gallery on April 22
“New In Town” by Nancy Tankersley Written By Sherwood Kohn “Between Light and Shadow,”...
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Eyewitness to Haiti
Standing in the rubble of his home, a Haitian craftsman shows a rough soapstone carving of what...
Read More“Pied Piper,” The Musical, Booked at Arts Center
Written By Sherwood Kohn “Pied Piper,” a humorous musical take on the Pied Piper of Hamelin legend, will take the stage at the Carroll County Arts Center on May 7, 8 and 9. In the live show, which features 50 young actors,...
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Library Discussion Series Features Author Logan Ward
Lynn Beard is a key organizer for the Carroll County Public Library’s “On The Same Page” program....
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The Squeak of the Chalk, the Thrill of the Menu
Working on a chalkboard menu for Harry’s Main Street Grille Jonathan Helwig draws in the green of...
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For Some, Every Day Is Armed Forces Day
Michelle and Wesley Snow were motivated to send care packages to servicemen overseas when their...
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When Love Sours: A Look at Domestic Violence in Carroll County
Written By Patricia Rouzer Cupid’s love-tipped arrows can sometimes go hideously astray. Such was...
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Taciturn “TNT” From Eldersburg
Boxer Mark (TNT) Tucker Jr. takes a break from his workout on the heavy bag at the Athens Health...
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Is Shoplifting on the Increase?
Written By Susan Fair It is just another evening at a busy Carroll County grocery store. A woman...
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Growing Green (Grass, That Is)
A home in Pikesville, Baltimore County, is surrounded by Amazoy Zoysia grass provided by Zoysia...
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Thinking Spring
Master Gardener Diane Brown picks up seeds to begin planting. Written By Donna Engle How and Where...
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What’s a Mom Like on Mother’s Day 2010?
Christine Stoehr, center, and her kids, left to right, Christa, Michael, Jenna, Randy and Jessica...
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