Across Maryland|News|
Women's Fashion Retailer Closing 120 Stores: What To Know In MD
Women's fashion retailer Cato plans to shutter 120 stores this year, making it the latest company to announce significant closures.
Gaby Arancibia, Patch Staff
Maryland State News
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Across Maryland|News|
5 Federal Changes Impact MD On Oct. 1: SNAP, FAFSA, Medicare And More
Oct. 1 marks the start of many changes for Marylanders. See what the new fiscal year means for benefits programs.
Gaby Arancibia, Patch Staff
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'Curiosity Is Your Superpower': More Back-To-School Advice From Patch Readers
From a brand partner: From making new friends to trying new things, readers offer words of wisdom for students heading back to class.
Across Maryland|News|
Advocates May Try To Extend Life Of MD's 'Flush Tax' In 2027
Without intervention, the fee would be cut in half in 2030, but environmentalists say sewage treatment plants still need help.
Columbia, MD|News|
Bubble Hockey Tournament Benefits Howard County Food Bank
The Old Ellicott City Cup, a charity bubble hockey tournament benefitting the Howard County Food Bank, will be Saturday.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Ellicott City, MD|News|
Corn Fest Celebrates Howard Co. Agriculture, Highlights Popular Corn Lager
Corn Fest will return to Manor Hill Saturday with its highly anticipated corn lager, as well as live music, food trucks and activities.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Ellicott City, MD|News|
Artists Sought For Howard County's 1st Destination Public Garden
Applications are being accepted now for an artist or team of artists to create an art installation at Howard County's 1st destination garden
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Bel Air, MD|News|
Residents Warned About Unlicensed Food Trucks In Harford County
The Harford County Health Department has received reports of unlicensed food trucks operating across the county.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Columbia, MD|News|
Loss Of Dad, Brother To Suicide Pushes Man To Help Others At Columbia Practice
The Mood Center in Columbia provides advanced, evidence-based mental health treatments, led by a CEO who lost 2 loved ones to suicide.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Columbia, MD|News|
Earn Cash Back At Appliance Recycling Event Saturday In Columbia
Residents can recycle working small appliances Saturday at a drop-off event and earn a $50 reward.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Ellicott City, MD|News|
Holiday Maker Mart, Open House Moves To New Location
Holiday Maker Mart and Open House event has moved to a new location for 2026 but with the same impressive artwork, gift ideas.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Bel Air, MD|News|
Nationwide Rabies Advisory Issued As Maryland Cases Buck U.S. Trend
A nationwide health advisory is in place for rabies. Here's how Maryland's cases compare and how the state is battling to keep them at bay.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Ellicott City, MD|News|
New Howard Co. Fire Station Saves Lives, Trains Aspiring First Responders
Howard Co.'s newest fire station to be built has a dual purpose - fight fires, save lives and provide class space for future responders.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Bel Air, MD|News|
Bell Tower At Historic Joppatowne Church To Be Reconstructed
The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission has approved a reconstruction plan to dismantle and rebuild the church's bell tower.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Ellicott City, MD|News|
Students Protest Learning Conditions At Ellicott City School
Students told school board members that many bathrooms are out of order, ceilings leak rain and evacuations happen weekly.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Bowie, MD|News|
Founding Farmers Opens New Multi-Purpose Headquarters In Prince George's
Founding Farmers has opened its full-service catering and events company in District Heights where they roast coffee, bake and more.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Baltimore, MD|News|
All Blacks And Springboks Bring Rugby's Greatest Rivalry To Baltimore
One of the world's fiercest rivalries comes to M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday — and even rugby newcomers should prepare for a spectacle.
Scott Snowden, Patch Staff
Bel Air, MD|News|
Entries Needed For 36th Annual Bel Air Christmas Parade
Applications are being accepted now for the 36th annual Bel Air Christmas Parade, which is scheduled for Dec. 6.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Bel Air, MD|News|
Artists Capture Beauty Of Harford Co. During 12th Annual Plein Air Festival
More than 100 artists from across the U.S. are in Harford Co. for the 12th annual Harford Plein Air Festival. Watch them paint, buy artwork.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Columbia, MD|News|
Proposed Apartments Would Replace Aging Building In Columbia
The Howard Co. Planning Board has approved the site development plan for a 76-unit apartment complex that would replace an aging building.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Havre de Grace, MD|News|
Abandoned HdG Cemeteries Repaired In Honor Of U.S. Veterans
Havre de Grace city officials have teamed up with a foundation to repair abandoned cemeteries that are home to U.S. Colored Troops veterans.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Bowie, MD|News|
National Championship Title Beckons To 11-Year-Old Bowie Golfer
A Prince George's 11-year-old has been golfing since he was 3. He'll be competing at a national championship in November.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Bel Air, MD|News|
Passing Stopped School Bus Can Bring Big Fine For Harford Co. Drivers
As kids head back to school, Harford Co. drivers are reminded of the fines associated with passing a stopped school bus, speeding in zones.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Bowie, MD|News|
New Salad Bars, Stadium, Buildings, Schedules At Prince George's Schools
Salad bars debuted at some schools, a new sports stadium opened, 2 buildings unveiled and 5 minutes were added onto the school day.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
