Annapolis Local Hero Lauded For End-Of-Life Care, Cancer Volunteerism

We all know someone who's making a difference. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Annapolis.

November Events, Festivals Planned In Annapolis & Anne Arundel County

The Annapolis Jazz & Roots Festival, Veteran's Classic, "White Christmas," Small Business Saturday and more are on the calendar.

Admiral Heights Yard Sale

The Admiral Heights community-wide yard sale is from 9 a.m. – noon Saturday, Oct. 15. Rain date is Oct. 16.

Healthy Waters Stream Restoration Project Opens At Quiet Waters Park

Several county officials helped unveil the recently completed 1,000-ft stream restoration project.

Library Marks Maryland STEM Fest With Events Series For All Ages

The month-long celebration of science, technology, engineering and mathematics takes place every fall across the state.

Power Boat Show Hosts Free 50th Show Block Party In Annapolis

This event is set for Oct. 6, opening day of the power boat show.

Hooper Island Lighthouse Sold At Auction, Beacon Must Stay In Service

A Chesapeake Bay lighthouse was recently sold at auction. The lighthouse, which is a protected historic landmark, must stay in service.

Profs And Pints Plan Talks On Zombies, 'The Exorcist' In Annapolis

Events are planned throughout October.

Second Sundays And Hands-On History At Museum Of Historic Annapolis

The new family program will be offered on the second Sunday of every month at the Museum.

Visit Annapolis Announces October Events

Fall festivals and haunted tours are planned throughout the month.

Phillips Charitable Foundation Donates $500K To Family House In PA

An Anne Arundel County charity donated $500,000 to a nonprofit that houses patients who must travel for health care.

Birders Unite For Full-Day Watch + Waterfront Event Hosted In Spanish

Maryland birders will spend a full day on the lookout inside a 17-foot circle. Plus, a waterfront nature event will be hosted in Spanish.

Seafood Protested + Recreational Marijuana Supported: MD Top News

An animal rights group is protesting the Maryland Seafood Festival. Plus, most Marylanders want to legalize marijuana. Here's the top news.

Historic Annapolis Announces Retirement Of Executive Chairman

Robert C. Clark will end his tenure on Oct. 31.

PETA Will Protest Maryland Seafood Festival At Sandy Point State Park

An animal rights group will protest the Maryland Seafood Festival, which will happen this weekend at Sandy Point State Park near Annapolis.

Annapolis To Host Kunta Kinte Festival + Small Boat Fair Coming To MD

The Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival is returning to Annapolis to celebrate African heritage. Plus, a small boat show is coming to Maryland.

Firefighter Thanked + Bay Bridge Debated + Police K9 Dies: MD Top News

Maryland thanked a firefighter for 70 years of service. A retired police K9 died, and the Bay Bridge debate continued. Here's the top news.

Anne Arundel County Firefighter Retires After 21 Years Of Service

Lt. Carl Yetter retired Thursday after serving the residents of Anne Arundel County for 21 years.

Profs And Pints Brings Annapolis Talks On Vikings, Astronomy

Annapolis residents will be able to enjoy food and beverages and learn from the Naval Academy's top scholars.

Maryland Ranks No. 1 In Nation For Gender Equality: Report

A new U.S. News & World Report analysis cites Maryland's K-12 education as a leading factor in achieving a top ranking for gender equity.

Historic Annapolis Receives $500K National Park Service Grant

Awarded funds will support the restoration of the James Brice House, a National Historic Landmark located in downtown Annapolis.

St. John’s College Announces Fall Formal Lecture Series

Lectures and concerts are free and open to the public.

Nothing Bundt Cakes In Annapolis To Give Away Mini Cakes

Nothing Bundt Cakes in Annapolis is giving away free Confetti Bundtlets next month to the first 250 guests to celebrate its 25th birthday.

Spying Alleged + Mask Mandate Returns + Bay Bridge Debate: MD Top News

A Maryland couple accused of spying is going to trial. One mask mandate is back, and the Bay Bridge debate continued. Here's the top news.

‘Big Good’ Backpack Giveaway Set For Aug. 28 In Annapolis

Elementary school students are invited to pick up a free backpack that will be filled with school supplies for the upcoming academic year.

'White Power' Signs + Drag Racing Fears + Deck Collapse: MD Top News

Missed the biggest stories throughout Maryland this week? Don't worry. Patch has you covered. Here's a recap of your top news.

Inflation Reduction Act: 5 Benefits Maryland Residents Will See

Democratic Senators Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin from Maryland were among the lawmakers who approved the Inflation Reduction Act.

K-9 Body Armor + Nonstop Flights To Vegas + New Shelter: MD Good News

Enjoy nonstop service between BWI Marshall and Las Vegas. Plus, a new animal shelter will celebrate its grand opening. Here's the good news.

Light House Food Program In Annapolis Receives Meal Grant

The Light House was recently awarded a $8,250 Nourishing Neighbors Summer Meals Grant from the Safeway Foundation.

Visit White Sand Beach On Eastern Shore + Enjoy Western MD Mountains

Did you know there is a white sand beach on the Eastern Shore? Residents can enjoy the hidden gem this summer before visiting the mountains.

Child Crashes Car + 2 Fundraisers Help Victims' Families: MD Top News

A preteen fatally crashed a car in Maryland. Plus, fundraisers are helping victims' families in two unrelated killings. Here's the top news.

Rotary Club Of Annapolis Crab Feast Tickets Are On Sale

A crab feast is coming to Annapolis this weekend. The event at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium will raise money for charities.

Enjoy Free Day At National Parks In MD + Visit Local Farmers Market

Marylanders can enjoy a free day at the state's national parks next month. Plus, a local farmers market is selling fresh produce all summer.

Late Midshipman Was Leader + Algae Contaminates Reservoir: MD Top News

The midshipman who died while hiking in Chile was a decorated leader. Plus, algae contaminated a Maryland reservoir. Here's the top news.

Historic Inns Of Annapolis Welcomes New General Manager

The Inns, currently celebrating their 250th anniversary, are "pleased to welcome the new perspective and leadership" of Kenneth White.

Rotary Club Of Annapolis Installs New Officers

Rob Dews, a realtor and a veteran, recently became the president of the Rotary Club of Annapolis.

Latino Conservation Week Approaches + Native American Festival On Tap

Latino Conservation Week will bring outdoorsy events to Maryland starting this weekend. A Native American festival is also on tap.

St. Philip’s Church Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for CBT Project

Members, Partners and Guests Celebrate Project Completion

Capital Gazette Shooting: Annapolis To Remember Victims On Anniversary

Four years after the Capital Gazette shooting, Annapolis will host a ceremony to remember the five staffers killed in the newspaper attack.

Rocket Launch Will Be Visible In MD Carrying Student Experiments

A NASA rocket is scheduled to launch Friday between 5:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. from Wallops Island, VA, and should be visible in Maryland.