Daily highlights from Harford County's number one source for local news.
 Thursday, Jan 25 A year ago in Aberdeen, the primary conversation throughout the city was about homelessness, the city manager said Monday. now, it's gone |
| After a 10-and-a-half-year reign as the Athletic Director of Harford Community College, Ken Krsolovic has officially announced his departure from the college |
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| Harford County will host a workshop for citizens to provide input on a countywide green infrastructure plan on Thursday, February 8 from 5 â 8 p.m. at Harford Community Collegeâs Chesapeake Center. |
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| United Way of Central Maryland said it helped 550 struggling individuals and families at the organizationâs Project Homeless Connect in Harford County held Tuesday afternoon at the APG Federal Credit Union Arena on the campus of Harford Community College. |
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| Unless state leaders step in, almost a third of Maryland taxpayers will owe more in state taxes because of changes at the federal level â a cost of at least $400 million next year, according to a source familiar with an analysis Comptroller Peter Franchot is expected to unveil Thursday morning. |
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| Noah Lewis Scialom, a Baltimore photographer whose work appeared in The Baltimore Sun, City Paper and numerous publications of the Baltimore Sun Media Group, ended his life Tuesday, according to his wife of seven months, Lily Herman, a poet. |
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| Harford County restaurateur had been buyer for the old Hochschild Kohn department store. |
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| Transource Energy would do itself and everyone else a favor and acquire a right of way along an existing power line path for its Independence Energy Connection project |
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