Daily highlights from Howard County's number one source for local news.
Thursday, Jan 3 County Executive Calvin Ball stood with local leaders Thursday to show his support of proposed legislation to make prescription drugs cost more affordable for not only Howard County residents, but all Marylanders. | | | |
| Deputy Chief Luther Johnson and Deputy Chief Ellsworth Jones will be the two acting Howard police chiefs in January. |
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| Howard County crews are removing ash trees along various county-owned roadways as a way to combat an infestation of emerald ash borers. |
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| Howard Executive Calvin Ball will serve as treasurer for the Maryland Association of Counties. |
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| The Hammond Golden Bears wrestling team defeated the Atholton Raiders, 38-37, in a Howard County dual meet on Thursday, January 3, 2018. |
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| Each week, reporter Kyle Stackpole will rank the Howard County boys basketball teams based on their body of work this winter. You can tweet at him @kylefstackpole with comments or questions... |
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| The Ravens Caravan visited three Howard County Schools for a pep rally, one of which was at St. John's Lane Elementary, with cheerleaders, mascots, and former players, Thursday. |
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| As the General Assembly session begins Jan. 9, Maryland’s Democratic-controlled legislature is expected to push for a range of progressive proposals — everything from a constitutional amendment to preserve a woman's right to abortion to raising the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour. |
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