Named Grand Champions at the Capital Area Marching Association meet on Sept. 29.
An Arbutus Patch guide to events in the area
Arbutus scout troop and AVFD will be on hand for Oct. 13 Lansdowne clean-up day.
Hidden in plain sight.
The split rail fence from Poplar to Linden is intended to deter double-parked cars.
Wheel-friendly curb aprons are planned for the trail crossing Maiden Choice Lane in Paradise.
Path developed with Catonsville Rails to Trails will enable cyclists to ride from Frederick Road to UMBC campus, MARC Halethorpe Station.
But other states rank higher. Does being a "blue state" have something to do with it?
Lunches at Our Savior Lutheran Church, from 11:30a.m.-12:30 p.m., are available to any child under the age of 18
Bench donated for Arbutus bus stop by Pasadena resident damaged, marred with spray paint.
Dogs Finding Dogs needs space to park and convert donated ambulance into animal rescue vehicle.
UMBC graduate spent 166 days imprisoned in Libya and joined rebels who deposed and killed Moammar Gaddhafi.
Long-awaited fence installed with $10,000 grant from CSX.
Lost dog found on Brewster Street.
Here's another day trip idea for your family.
Codes, streetcars and famous teeth-these Baltimore-area museums provide unique experiences.
New $10,000 system donated by AT&T to Halethorpe-based charity.
Soccer field sprinkler system went off like clockwork--during 4th of July fireworks.
Nine entrants participated in the 46th annual Arbutus Soap Box Derby
Annual tribute at Arbutus community flag by Dewey Lowman American Legion Post 109.
Tropical Storm Agnes, its destructive power and its aftermath.
The County is reminding residents that a good way to beat the heat is to find a local beach.
Watch June Horner's moving conversation about her 25 years of advocacy for her son and gay and lesbian rights.
Fresh offerings in AVFD parking lot from 2:30-6:30 p.m.
Slots parlor at Arundel Mills attracts thousands.
Event sponsored by Arbutus Improvement Association brought community to Gay Oaks Park.
Lansdowne Improvement Association organizing June 2 effort for community park and lake.
Members of Dewey Lowman Post 109 pay tribute to the fallen.
The 25th annual "We Remember" tribute on Friday, May 25 at Baltimore National Cemetery
Didn't make elaborate plans? Here are a few ideas for ways to observe the holiday or just take a short break, ranging from farthest, to nearest, to just down the street.
A six-foot statue stolen two years ago reappears at the front door of an Arbutus home.
Vacation Bible School is open to children entering Pre-K to 5th grade in fall 2012.
Teri Rising, Baltimore County historic preservation planner, incorporated Elkridge in her slideshow about historic Relay.
Special election to confirm interim president and vice-president also held at May 14 meeting.
The 39th annual event, highlighting handmade arts and crafts, takes over Arbutus on May 20.
New vendors include french bakery, organic farm and food truck.
July 4 parade and celebration costs approach $37,000.
Rob and Gunnar Rippee of Jessup have designs for annual Arbutus downhill race.
Colorful carp flags were flown for the traditional Japanese springtime celebration.
Center needs two or three sturdy tables that won't wobble when players stand.