Daily highlights from Harford County's number one source for local news.
 Wednesday, Jul 11 Athan Sunderland, CEO of the Huntley Sports Group hired by the City of Aberdeen to book non-baseball events for Ripken Stadium, is seeking the council's approval to book events through 2019. |   | |
| The Albert Cesky Scholarship Fund Inc. has announced a partnership with University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health to be the Title Sponsor of the featured half marathon at the inaugural Susquehanna River Running Festival Sept. 15 in Havre de Grace and Perryville. |
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| Maryland’s comptroller on Wednesday published a list of 20 individuals and 25 businesses who owe the most in taxes, penalties and interest — a combined $12.7 million. |
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| Congress paused for a moment of silence Wednesday afternoon to honor the victims of the June 28 shooting at the Capital Gazette’s Annapolis newsroom. |
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| New Park Road at the bridge over Island Branch in the Norrisville area will be closed on or about Monday, July 23, for approximately six months for a bridge replacement project. |
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| Dylan Bundy lasted just four innings in Wednesday's loss to the Yankees. |
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| The Orioles extended their player development contracts with affiliates at Norfolk, Bowie, Frederick, Delmarva and Aberdeen. |
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| The rise of fast fashion, cheap yet fashionable clothing that people wear and discard, has helped fuel a sustainable-apparel movement that's beginning to be embraced by retailers and shoppers. |
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