Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, newly appointed chair of the Baltimore Metropolitan Council, highlights transit and infrastructure as key priorities for the region.
Tag: Anne Arundel County
Posted inOPINION
A message to Anne Arundel County: An apology without repair isn’t complete
By Rev. Dr. Heber Brown III In any conversation about healing from the horrific legacy of slavery, there lingers the question of what comes next. We all know that slavery created devastating harms. Particularly with current threats to the true telling of history, it is significant when our government recognizes and acknowledges this. But what […]
Posted inOPINION
 In memory of George Briscoe: Another victim of a Maryland lynching
By Rev. Dr. Heber Brown III To the family of George Briscoe, I come to you with reflection, humility and intention. I’ve recently learned of your family’s story and now that I know it, I cannot forget it. On Nov. 26, 1884, an armed group of White men lynched 40-year-old George Briscoe by the Magothy […]
Posted inAfro Briefs
Providence of Maryland welcomes Dr. Tanya Millner to Board of Directors
Providence of Maryland has appointed Tanya Millner, Ed.D., to its Board of Directors, bringing her leadership skills and commitment to inclusive environments to the organization.
Posted inMaryland News
PRESS ROOM: Celebrate Maryland’s rich history and heritage at Maryland Day Weekend 2025
Maryland Day Weekend, set for March 21-23, 2025, will feature over 40 events across Anne Arundel County, celebrating the area’s rich cultural and historical stories, with activities ranging from visits to preserved parks and farms to art exhibits and historic sites.
Posted inBaltimore Community
Op-ed: Communities in Baltimore deserve better juvenile services
The Department of Juvenile Services is facing criticism for failing to hold juveniles accountable for committing violent acts, and a new policy has been announced to require electronic monitoring for all youths accused of or charged with a violent felony.
Posted inBUSINESS
Local orgs open grant program for businesses impacted by Key Bridge Bridge collapse
The Greater Baltimore Committee and the Baltimore Community Foundation have announced a $5 million grant program to provide assistance to small businesses impacted by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Posted inMaryland Government
Prince George’s County Council announces special election after recent resignation
Prince George’s County Council has set two dates for special elections to replace former Council Member Jamel “Mel” Franklin, who resigned on June 14, after being charged with multiple counts of felony theft, perjury, and embezzlement.
