Daily highlights from Harford County's number one source for local news.
 Tuesday, Mar 13 Linda Norman, the widow of the late state Sen. Wayne Norman, has been nominated by the Cecil and Harford County GOP central committees to fill the remainder of her late husband's term. Her name has been sent to the governor's office of appointments. |
| Bel Air town officials are continuing to study the prospect of building a new police headquarters, as well as how the project would be financed. No cost estimates have emerged, but they have discussed the possibility of selling off surplus property to help pay for a new police facility. |
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| An Abingdon man suspected of stealing items, including a mountain bike, from Target in Bel Air Saturday allegedly assaulted two police officers as he tried to flee, Bel Air police said. |
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| Harford Community College officials unveiled a new logo during a 60th anniversary cocktail reception and fundraiser held Saturday, March 10. |
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| If the Terps win, they would advance to face the North Carolina State-Elon winner. |
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| Five midshipmen at the Naval Academy are being disciplined for allegedly using cocaine, ketamine, ecstasy and mushrooms, a spokesperson said Monday, the first details the school has publicly released since announcing last month that an investigation into drug use by midshipmen was underway. |
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| Safety Lardarius Webb played parts of nine seasons with the Ravens before being released Monday. |
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| A dearth of candidates for six elected seats on the Harford County Board of Education once again raises the question is the system of picking school board members flawed. |
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