The Board of Education will hear testimony from local parents regarding the superintendent's proposed capital budget Wednesday night.
The feasibility study would examine potential options to renovate, modernize or add to the local elementary school.
School superintendent Kevin Maxwell recommends requesting nearly $48 million from the state to fund county building and design projects.
Local parents are encouraged to join Anne Arundel County and Maryland PTA President--Elect Ray Leone by virtually attending a special discussion event Thursday night.
The South River Federation and the West/Rhode Riverkeeper each received special funding to assist in specific shoreline projects along local waterways.
Officials are now estimating the infamous construction project will be completed in the fall of 2013.
Farmers throughout the region can now add new buildings for additional revenue without adhering to construction code mandates.
Auditors report that African-American students make up 22 percent of total enrollment, but receive nearly 45 percent of all referrals issued by educators.
The County Council is set for a public hearing Monday night to discuss a bill that would allow farmers to add winery buildings without a building permit.
The lone voice of support for BGE came from Davidsonville's Erin Minich—who spent 36 hours without power and endured the derecho storm in a crawl space.
Synthia J. Shilling faces a trial later this month on a charge of leaving the scene of a car accident.
Supporters hope their presence will sway legislators to overturn a Maryland Court of Appeals decision that made the pit bull owners more libel for bites than other breeds.
Thursday's special session of the General Assembly will also include a bill to reverse a court's ruling that Pit Bulls are inherently dangerous.
Here's the rundown on Maryland's Tax-Free shopping week in mid-August and also another one in February for certain Energy Star appliances.
The county's new police chief was accompanied by his daughter and County Executive John R. Leopold.
A list of 95 businesses that serve Maryland blue crab meat was recently published, but not a single local business was found on it.
The Annapolis-based Republican hopes to unseat incumbent Democrat John Sarbanes in the November election.
Scam artists have starting calling area residents claiming they need to verify personal information such as Medicare IDs or Social Security numbers as part of the healthcare overhaul passed by Congress.
The SHA wants to make changes at five major intersections, but south county residents said they plan to express their disapproval at a special meeting Thursday night.
The Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act on Thursday morning, and Patch quickly provided local resident and political reactions.
From your local neighbors to Anne Arundel County Council members to Gov. Martin O'Malley, Maryland's legislators sound off on the upholding of the Affordable Care Act.
Councilman Jerry Walker told Patch that Delegate Nicholaus Kipke's petition effort is about 10,000 short of the 58,000 signatures needed by Sunday.
Local officers aren't interested in being promoted to lieutenant due to issues in the police department, according to the local union president.
See what your neighbors are saying about recycling, trash pick-up schedules and stinky diapers.
An in-depth look at the Anne Arundel County operating and capital budgets, and how they directly affect residents in south county.
The Board of Education's preliminary list reveals that at least nine new teachers are coming to local schools.
Part one of an in-depth look at Anne Arundel County’s fiscal year 2013 budget, including a parking lot at Southern High, extensive renovations at Lothian Elementary and more.