More than $353,000 has been donated to nonprofits serving women and children in nine years.
Havre de Grace nursing homes were graded by the federal government after it released a new, more stringent rating system.
Harford County Public Library's CEO was presented with the award for the second time by The Daily Record.
Community leaders dedicated to ending homelessness for families with children in Harford County
James M. Harkins, Franklin J. Hajek and Richard P. Streett, Jr. were also elected to leadership positions.
The radio station will change hands as a broadcasting company picks up 10 radio stations in the mid-Atlantic.
Beth Kaplan from Rent the Runway is the summit's keynote speaker.
Rota L. Knott brings more than a decade of experience in nonprofit administration and fund development to the Community Foundation.
A Havre de Grace man has won more than $50,000 playing the lottery in recent months.
The shop on North Washington Street is artfully designed and features an array of stones, artworks and other products.
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The Harford County Liquor Control Board returned the liquor license to the Havre de Grace business after taking it away in November.
Small Business Saturday — it’s on Nov. 24 this year — helps local businesses in Havre de Grace compete.
Campaign focuses on strengthening services through integrated programs, technology and reshaping behavioral health care in Harford County.
The 10th annual race was held October 27 at Harford Community College.
More than $126,000 was raised at "An Evening in the Stacks--The Pink Edition."
The expo at Swan Harbor Farm on Nov. 3 will include professionals from florists to DJs.
Community members lend expertise to help end homelessness in Harford County
The owners of the art and design shop on Saint John Street announced the business will continue outside of the shop's walls.
The Arc NCR highlights partnership with Next Generation Mechanic during National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Community Foundation of Harford County is Harford County's local resource for informed philanthropy.
New, elevated bleacher will be used by the schools and community.
Harford Community College's first Scholar in Residence Program focuses on the county's food history and land stewardship.
UM UCH has elected several important leadership positions to its board of directors and medical leadership team.
More than $309,000 has been donated to nonprofits serving women and children in eight years.
Nonprofits receive nearly $15,000 in funds to support programs in five focus areas.
Scholarships valued at $21,000 are presented to 12 students.
One of the fastest growing companies in the U.S. is located in Havre de Grace, according to Inc.
There's a new liquor store in downtown Havre de Grace. Coakley's Cornerstone is open on Union Avenue.
New ownership is coming for the popular art store in downtown Havre de Grace.
Stacy Bowen, Tim E. Braue and Robin Sommer will serve three-year terms.
SmartChoice software provides digital ordering, inventory management so clients can make their own choices at the food pantry.
Have you seen the new and expanded JoRetro store? The vintage market is now located on North Washington Street.
The Bayou Restaurant was recognized for its oyster recycling program.
Several restaurants are offering special prices, menus in Havre de Grace.
The Community Foundation of Harford County also distributed its highest-ever amount of grants to nonprofits in FY 2017.
Harford County Economic Development officials are hosting a workshop on Jan. 24.
The restaurant formerly known as the Laurrapin Grille has a new name: LAGOM.
Don't want to cook Christmas dinner? We've got you covered.
The medical supply manufacturer and distributor located in Havre de Grace will be building a new facility nearby.