Daily highlights from Howard County's number one source for local news.
 Friday, Aug 24 Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman and County Councilman Jon Weinstein announced a “master five-year plan,” to mitigate future flooding in Ellicott City at the Baltimore & Ohio Ellicott City Station Museum Plaza located on Main Street Thursday morning. |   | |
| Under a plan announced Thursday, 10 buildings along Ellicott City's historic Main Street will be torn down. Here is a look at which ones will go. |
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| Glenelg, Marriotts Ridge, River Hill and Mt. Hebron should battle it out for the top four spots in the county. |
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| The Diamondback reported Thursday that former Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson used $15,000 of university funds to pay for a lawyer to represent two football players who had been accused of sexual misconduct. |
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| The Pennsylvania churches' child sex abuse scandal has some Maryland Catholics wanting major reforms that they say the hierarchy has been slow to make. |
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| The Ocean City Beach Patrol said Thursday they’ve received numerous calls from beach goers about sea lice in the water. |
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| Howard Magazine's Best of Howard readers' poll is open for voting from Aug. 2 through Aug. 31. |
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