Fifty-five students earned a Maryland high school diploma in FY26 through Harford’s Adult Literacy program.
Love Road in Darlington reopened following completion of timber bridge deck replacement and other bridge maintenance work.
HLA is a community leadership development program co-sponsored by Harford Community College and the Harford County Chamber of Commerce.
A driver crashed into several vehicles while trying to outrun police who were attempting to stop the suspect.
A Harford County ambulance and four vehicles crashed Tuesday morning in Bel Air. No life-threatening injuries were reported.
Nearly 3,900 students registered for the American Heart Association's Kids Heart Challenge and American Heart Challenge.
The exhibition features work by visual and literary artists and is on display through August 1.
Harford County EMS clinicians provide critical pre-hospital care for heart attack and stroke patients.
Police are searching for a man who pretended to be a Walmart employee and stole lost credit credits from the customer service counter.
A 27-year-old Aberdeen woman has been sentenced for the sex trafficking and sexual exploitation of a child, as well as other charges.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office asks that anyone with information about the vehicular death of a family of geese contact them.
Old Kalmia Road, between Kalmia Road and Sandy Hook Road in Bel Air, will be closed beginning Monday, June 15.
Drivers should expect road closures Sunday for the Bel Air Town Run.
Patch has rounded up some events planned across Maryland that commemorate the day slavery ended in the United States.
The annual Ice Cream Trail has kicked off for the summer with new spots, the Blueberry Festival is coming to town and a BWW has opened.
Community groups invited to donate brand-new K-12 school supplies ahead of the mobile cart’s next hospital deployment in early August 2026.
Derby Place's developer will be clearly land in early July and a first round of tenants should open in spring 2028.
Straight from Broadway, new North American Tour is launching from Baltimore Sept. 13-19, 2026
Get to know Stephanie Flasch, who is running for Harford County Council District B, in this Patch candidate profile.
Police are searching for A'maree Curbeam who they say fatally shot one person and seriously injured another.
The Aberdeen IronBirds is working with IBEW Local 24 for a naming rights partnership at Ripken Stadium.
You may join the meeting in person in the Chesapeake Welcome Center, Room 197 or watch the meeting via the Internet.
Get to know Joe Fleckenstein, candidate for the Harford County Board of Education, in this Patch candidate profile.
The 28th Annual Blueberry Festival will feature live music, kids games, a book sale, food and plenty of blueberry goodies to buy.
Retired HCPS accountability supervisor raises concerns about leadership and school budget priorities.
Health officials have confirmed that a raccoon found in a park in Fallston was tested for rabies.
An Aberdeen police officer and other good Samaritans hopped out to help herd a flock of geese off busy I-95 Tuesday morning.
A Harford Co. woman won $10,500 when she played the Home Run Riches Contestant of the Game second-chance promotion.
Harford County Public School's student member of the board starts her term July 1. A new member filling a vacant seat began last month.
Harford Mutual Insurance Group announced the reelection of four board members, approved during the Annual Meeting of Policyholders.
K9 Stevie has graduated from the Penn Vet Working Dog Center's scent detection school and joined the Harford Co. Sheriff's Office.
The Summer Reading Celebration takes place June 9 at the Abingdon Library.
An ice cream shop will be opening in Montgomery Co., a coffee shop has debuted in Howard Co. and a Mexican-fusion eatery has set down roots.
The weather should cooperate this weekend for Marylanders to catch a glimpse of a rare blue moon shining down.
The organization has provided 207 grants to 69 nonprofits serving women, families and children since its founding in 2010.
The Miss Bel Air Selection Committee has crowned the 2026 Miss Bel Air and Miss Bel Air Teen.
Serving the community with a wide selection of beverages and customer-focused service.
Delivering financial services with a strong commitment to community involvement.
The ceremony honored 89 graduates for their hard work, dedication, and successful completion of the apprenticeship program.
Health officials have confirmed that a raccoon found in White Hall has tested positive for rabies.