Daily highlights from Harford County's number one source for local news.
Tuesday, Aug 21 Fire crews from across Harford County battled a barn fire in Darlington for several hours Monday morning. | | | |
| Supporters of the Harford County's marijuana dispensaries say they give patients safe and natural options for pain and symptom relief, which is important as the opioid epidemic continues to grow. |
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| The Harford County Sheriff’s Office has signed a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Army, entering the Sheriff’s Office in a program to help soldiers gain employment at the conclusion of their enlistment. |
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| Mike Lozinak, who owns eight McDonald's restaurants in Cecil and Harford counties with his family, is selling the franchises and retiring. His parents, Bob and Joan, started the first McDonald's in Harford County nearly 50 years ago. |
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| Fall festivals, fairs and walks in Harford County and around the state. |
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| Two new members of the Havre de Grace Independence Day Commission, Taren Van Heerden and Carolyn Zinner, were appointed to the commission and sworn in Monday. Five veteran members were reappointed, and the council passed legislation to extend members' terms to three years. |
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| A Baltimore woman suspected of allegedly stealing from Kohl’s has been charged, according to court records and the Harford County Sheriff’s Office. |
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| Two Bel Air police officers have been promoted to the rank of officer first class. The promotions of OFC Kieth Smithson and OFC Logan Walsh were finalized Monday night during a brief ceremony at the Bel Air town meeting. |
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