Daily highlights from Harford County's number one source for local news.
 Wednesday, Dec 27 Brown, who’s been with the Harford County Public Library system for 28 years, nine as Havre de Grace branch manager, is retiring effective Jan. 1. |
| Fire investigators say they aren’t ruling out the possibility that an overloaded extension cord caused the fire that extensively damaged a Bel Air house late Tuesday afternoon. |
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| A look back at the issues and controversies that dominated nationally and in many cases spilled over into Harford County during 2017, along with the standard battles over land use and development. |
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| Havre de Grace Mayor William T. Martin always likes the meetings where the Students of the Month are honored, but the Dec. 18 meeting was just a little more special — his daughter, Molly, was one of the students recognized. |
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| From a deer with a jug on its head to a fish normally found in the Pacific caught off the shores of Ocean City, there were certainly some crazy stories for |
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| The Internal Revenue Service announced limited conditions for Americans to prepay their 2018 property taxes to save on their federal taxes. |
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| In 2018, Maryland environmental advocates will press lawmakers to clean up the state's renewable energy supply, which subsidizes some polluting power sources. But it could be difficult to reach consensus on what changes need to be made. |
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| The issues that led to the Harford County Liquor Control Board’s decision last week to fine the licensees of 510 Johnnys in Bel Air $8,000 and mete out a four-day license suspension, albeit effective after New Year’s weekend, are not new to Bel Air. |
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