Dr. Mariana Izraelson discusses important tool in efforts to prevent suicide and help those struggling with mental health issues
Free Barre and Yoga Classes, "Columbia's Got Talent" Competition, Displays by County Safety Organizations and Hospital's OB/GYN Providers
Wonder if your trash will be picked up Monday? Want to know if the Roger Carter Community Center pool will be open? Patch has the answers.
Connections and Partnerships are Focus of Month Long Series of Public Events Starting Saturday, Sept. 4
National Farmers Market Week 2021 celebrates the resiliency of farmers markets during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Oakland Mills resident Rashida George joins firm revitalizing Downtown Columbia
The Manufactured Homes Owner Assistance Program was unveiled this week in Howard County to help lower income older adults.
Justin Lee Buchanan, 35, of Baltimore has been found guilty of attempted 2nd-degree murder, 1st-degree assault, weapons violations and more.
Blood platelet and type O donations are in high demand.
Vantage Point residents Judy Dye and Vivian C. "Millie" Bailey cited for sending care packages to troops deployed overseas
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Phillip Dodge, named Emerging Leader by International Downtown Association, joins cohort of industry professionals in experiential program
Heather Funk assumed leadership of retirement community in Downtown Columbia
Meet team leaders, hear from residents, explore apartments, tour campus amenities, and learn about Life Care
New Beginnings nurses and nurse practitioners distinguish themselves during COVID-19 pandemic
Clients receive help applying for housing vouchers and health insurance, finding jobs, screening for substance use, replacing identification
The Red Cross is holding a blood drive soon in the Elkridge area.
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Training Provided to Management and Employees of Retirement Community in Downtown Columbia
"Serata Virtuale | Evening in the Stacks" Delivering an Italian Experience from the Safety of Home
Annual event features stories of women served by Grassroots crisis services and shelter programs
Many government services are already affected by coronavirus closures.
Homelessness Prevention Funding Helps Keep Families in Own Home and Children in School
Seven free virtual informational sessions and one-on-one help available
Grassroots, the Howard County Department of Community Resources and Services and faith communities partner to provide expanded shelter
Board adds two new members: Justin P. Baker and Brooke A. McCauley
Top news from Maryland, including a $1 million grant to battle trafficking. Plus, how to share your news and events on Patch.
Nonprofit leader has special experience in healthcare and addictions recovery
Escape the house and pick out a pumpkin this fall while your family enjoys the fun Howard County's pumpkin patches have to offer.
The first day of fall is around the corner. Here's a rundown of some fun ways to mark the change of season in Howard County.
Government offices, centers, the animal shelter and landfill will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, in recognition of Labor Day.
A police-involved shooting snarled traffic Friday morning on I-95 in Howard County, officials said.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
The project will be located between 6733 and 6737 Pirch Way in Elkridge and is designed to stabilize the stream channel and banks.
Ayesha Holmes Accepts Position with No Kid Hungry Campaign at Share Our Strength
Steve Nicewarner of Elkridge, 57, was on a ventilator for 10 days, had to be proned, lost his memory and his sense of smell due to COVID-19
PRIDE series will include personal stories and Safe Space training information for members of the LGBTQ+ community.