LOCAL NEWS
Rams Head releases more shows…check it out!
Bronze Radio Return Saturday, October 15 12:30pm | $15 *All Ages Matinee Boney James Tuesday, November 22 6pm & 9pm | $65 Bay Tunes Guitars Fall/Winter Rock Band School Performance Sunday, December 4 11:30am | $12.50 *All Ages Matinee Delta Rae Monday, December 5 8pm | $32.50 O’Connor Band feat. Mark […]
Hogshead, an early 19th century house located at 43 Pinkney Street in downtown Annapolis, is a prime example of the type of modest buildings that were common in colonial Annapolis. On Saturdays and Sundays from 12pm to 4pm, guests are welcome to come and tour Hogshead and experience what colonial life was really like for […]
10 county students names semi-finalists in National Merit Scholarship quest
Ten students from five Anne Arundel County public high schools have been selected as semifinalists in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship competition. Severna Park High School leads the county list with five students, while South River has two. Broadneck, Glen Burnie, and Chesapeake high schools each have one student on the prestigious list which is […]
A peek at the upcoming Annapolis Powerboat Show
This will be the largest post-recession Annapolis Powerboat Show with at least 300 boats on display. Boats are being added to the exhibitor list everyday. We won’t know exactly how many boats will be at City Dock until opening day – October 13th. We do know that you will have the opportunity to explore more than […]
CRIME
Annapolis police arrest 2 teens on handgun violations
Saturday night at 930pm, Annapolis Police Department officers responded to Clay Street for a report of a male armed with a handgun in the area. When officers arrived several males fled on foot from them. One of the males that fled kept his right hand in his right side pant pocket while running away, he was […]
Annapolis Police release photo of suspect in Eastport home invasion
Michael Mitchell, 37, of Annapolis is currently wanted by the Annapolis Police Department for the armed robbery that occurred in the unit block of Chester Avenue on September 10. Detectives were able to identify Mitchell as the suspect in this crime. Mitchell also uses the names Zamar Mitchell and Michael Rue and the nickname Puno. […]
Annapolis Police make another arrest in City murder
On September 22, 2016 at 10:54 p.m. officers from the Annapolis Police Department arrested Demari Crowdy, 18, of Arnold for the murder of Davon Jones. Crowdy was arrested in Annapolis. Crowdy is the second suspect arrested and has been identified as the shooter in the homicide of Davon Jones. Brandon Johnson was the first suspect […]
Brooklyn man arrested after refusing to stop for police, claims racial profiling
On September 23, 2016 at approximately 7:00 a.m. an officer on Route 10 Southbound observed a black Ford Explorer doing 77 miles an hour in a posted 55 mile per hour zone. The officer activated his emergency equipment at Route 10 South and Ritchie Highway North, but the vehicle refused to stop. The officer pulled […]
EVENTS
Rams Head releases more shows…check it out!
Bronze Radio Return Saturday, October 15 12:30pm | $15 *All Ages Matinee Boney James Tuesday, November 22 6pm & 9pm | $65 Bay Tunes Guitars Fall/Winter Rock Band School Performance Sunday, December 4 11:30am | $12.50 *All Ages Matinee Delta Rae Monday, December 5 8pm | $32.50 O’Connor Band feat. Mark […]
Hogshead, an early 19th century house located at 43 Pinkney Street in downtown Annapolis, is a prime example of the type of modest buildings that were common in colonial Annapolis. On Saturdays and Sundays from 12pm to 4pm, guests are welcome to come and tour Hogshead and experience what colonial life was really like for […]
A peek at the upcoming Annapolis Powerboat Show
This will be the largest post-recession Annapolis Powerboat Show with at least 300 boats on display. Boats are being added to the exhibitor list everyday. We won’t know exactly how many boats will be at City Dock until opening day – October 13th. We do know that you will have the opportunity to explore more than […]
Six to be honored with Fannie Lou Hamer Awards
Chosen from across Anne Arundel County, six trailblazing women will be honored during the 21st annual Fannie Lou Hamer Awards Reception, held from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 2, at the Frances Scott Key Auditorium at St. John’s College in Annapolis, Md. Known for impacting their community—whether through social justice, historical outreach, and even […]
NON-PROFIT NEWS
Hammond-Harwood House adds John Shaw furniture to collection
The Hammond-Harwood House, a museum of 18th century American Fine and Decorative Arts in Annapolis, Maryland, is pleased to announce the addition of two of labeled mahogany game tables made by Scottish-born Annapolis cabinetmakers John Shaw and Archibald Chisholm. According to the Baltimore Museum of Art’s 1983 exhibition catalogue “John Shaw: Cabinetmaker of Annapolis”, these […]
Historic Annapolis offers behind the scenes tours of Paca House this fall
Historic Annapolis has been giving tours of the William Paca House and Garden for decades, but this fall, visitors will have an opportunity to take a special behind the scenes tour, featuring areas and objects in the house that are normally off-limits. This new tour is a great opportunity for anyone who has already seen […]
Paddling With A Purpose: Annapolis Dragon Boat Club
Leading the charge for October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Annapolis Dragon Boat Club’s “Paddling with a Purpose!” celebration and fundraiser will take place on Sunday, October 2nd, from 2p.m. to 6 p.m., at the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel, 80 Compromise Street, Annapolis, MD. Funds raised will further the club’s mission of aiding in the recovery of breast cancer […]
Bountiful Harvest, a blue tie event to benefit The Light House
On Friday, November 18, 2016, from 7-10 pm, The Friends of The Light House will host Bountiful Harvest, A Blue Tie Event, at the Loews Annapolis Hotel. All proceeds from this event will benefit The Light House: A Homeless Prevention Support Center in Annapolis, Maryland. Attendees are encouraged to wear blue to support The […]
AREA BUSINESSES
LOTSA Stone Fired Pizza now open at the Annapolis Mall
The Colmont Restaurant Group, LLC, is pleased to announce the opening of its newest LOTSATM Stone Fired Pizza restaurant in Annapolis, MD located in the Annapolis Mall. This marks the fourth location for LOTSA Stone Fired Pizza, and its first in a mall, with more locations slated to open before the end of 2016. “LOTSA customers appreciate the opportunity to […]
Hogshead, an early 19th century house located at 43 Pinkney Street in downtown Annapolis, is a prime example of the type of modest buildings that were common in colonial Annapolis. On Saturdays and Sundays from 12pm to 4pm, guests are welcome to come and tour Hogshead and experience what colonial life was really like for […]
A peek at the upcoming Annapolis Powerboat Show
This will be the largest post-recession Annapolis Powerboat Show with at least 300 boats on display. Boats are being added to the exhibitor list everyday. We won’t know exactly how many boats will be at City Dock until opening day – October 13th. We do know that you will have the opportunity to explore more than […]
Annapolis Yacht Sales becomes newest Monterey dealer
Annapolis Yacht Sales is excited to announce their new powerboat brand – Monterey – effective immediately. Monterey joins their prestigious line-up of power boats: Edgewater Boats, Steiger Craft, and Vanquish. The addition of the Monterey brand adds several components to their lines: cruisers, fun family sporting boats, and performance boats. These new powerboats are available at […]
COLUMNS & OPINIONS
Baysox season ends with 8-5 defeat
The Baysox completed their 24th season of baseball with an 8-5 loss at Canal Park in Akron, OH on Labor Day afternoon. With the win, Akron clinched the regular season Western Division crown. They will take on the Altoona Curve in the Best-of-Five Western Division Championship Series to begin on Wednesday, September 7th. Bowie got […]
Means on fire, but not enough to earn a win for the Baysox
John Means retired 13 batters in a row after a leadoff single but the Baysox could not capitalize in a 5-3 loss on Sunday night at Canal Park. With the win, Akron clinched a postseason berth and passed Altoona to heads into first place with a day to go in the Eastern league regular season. […]
Crighton dazzles despite 4-3 Baysox loss
Akron answered both of Bowie’s run scoring innings with rallies of their own and the Baysox fell short on Saturday evening by a 4-3 final score. The loss was a fifth consecutive for Bowie. The Baysox grabbed the lead in the third inning. Adrian Marin walked and went to second base on a single to […]
Baysox fall twice in Akron
The Akron RubberDucks moved two steps closer to a postseason berth as the Baysox fell 7-4 in the continuation of a suspended game and 6-3 in the nightcap at Canal Park. The suspended game completed a game that was halted due to rain in Bowie on August 21st. The day’s proceedings began with Akron leading […]
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Rams Head releases more shows…check it out!
Bronze Radio Return Saturday, October 15 12:30pm | $15 *All Ages Matinee Boney James Tuesday, November 22 6pm & 9pm | $65 Bay Tunes Guitars Fall/Winter Rock Band School Performance Sunday, December 4 11:30am | $12.50 *All Ages Matinee Delta Rae Monday, December 5 8pm | $32.50 O’Connor Band feat. Mark […]
LOTSA Stone Fired Pizza now open at the Annapolis Mall
The Colmont Restaurant Group, LLC, is pleased to announce the opening of its newest LOTSATM Stone Fired Pizza restaurant in Annapolis, MD located in the Annapolis Mall. This marks the fourth location for LOTSA Stone Fired Pizza, and its first in a mall, with more locations slated to open before the end of 2016. “LOTSA customers appreciate the opportunity to […]
Hogshead, an early 19th century house located at 43 Pinkney Street in downtown Annapolis, is a prime example of the type of modest buildings that were common in colonial Annapolis. On Saturdays and Sundays from 12pm to 4pm, guests are welcome to come and tour Hogshead and experience what colonial life was really like for […]
10 county students names semi-finalists in National Merit Scholarship quest
Ten students from five Anne Arundel County public high schools have been selected as semifinalists in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship competition. Severna Park High School leads the county list with five students, while South River has two. Broadneck, Glen Burnie, and Chesapeake high schools each have one student on the prestigious list which is […]
A peek at the upcoming Annapolis Powerboat Show
This will be the largest post-recession Annapolis Powerboat Show with at least 300 boats on display. Boats are being added to the exhibitor list everyday. We won’t know exactly how many boats will be at City Dock until opening day – October 13th. We do know that you will have the opportunity to explore more than […]
ASO sells out opening night celebration
The Annapolis Symphony Orchestra (ASO) will kick off its 2016-17 season in grand style with its annual Opening Night Celebration at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts on September 30 and October 1, 2016. The three-part celebration, which sold out on Monday September 12, includes a pre-concert cocktail reception, a symphony concert, and a post-concert […]
Annapolis police arrest 2 teens on handgun violations
Saturday night at 930pm, Annapolis Police Department officers responded to Clay Street for a report of a male armed with a handgun in the area. When officers arrived several males fled on foot from them. One of the males that fled kept his right hand in his right side pant pocket while running away, he was […]
Six to be honored with Fannie Lou Hamer Awards
Chosen from across Anne Arundel County, six trailblazing women will be honored during the 21st annual Fannie Lou Hamer Awards Reception, held from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 2, at the Frances Scott Key Auditorium at St. John’s College in Annapolis, Md. Known for impacting their community—whether through social justice, historical outreach, and even […]
International Music Day to be celebrated in the State House with Estonian violinist
International Music Day on Oct. 1 will be observed in Annapolis by the appearance of Estonian violinist, Mari-Liis Uibo, who will give a free concert at 12 Noon on that day in the Rotunda of the Maryland State House State Circle Annapolis, Maryland The classically trained violinist, Ms. Uibo, will present selections by well-known composers. […]
Anne Arundel’s Deputy Director of Public Works named County Engineer of Year
Greg Africa, the Deputy Director of the Anne Arundel County Department of Public Works (DPW) Bureau of Highways has been named the 2016 County Engineer of the Year by the County Engineers Association of Maryland (CEAM). The annual CEAM award recognizes and engineer each year for their dedication and service to their County and the […]
Hammond-Harwood House adds John Shaw furniture to collection
The Hammond-Harwood House, a museum of 18th century American Fine and Decorative Arts in Annapolis, Maryland, is pleased to announce the addition of two of labeled mahogany game tables made by Scottish-born Annapolis cabinetmakers John Shaw and Archibald Chisholm. According to the Baltimore Museum of Art’s 1983 exhibition catalogue “John Shaw: Cabinetmaker of Annapolis”, these […]
Johnny Cupcakes coming to AACC on Tuesday
He was named America’s # 1 Young Entrepreneur by BusinessWeek, featured in Inc. Magazine’s Fastest Growing Businesses, and he’ll be at Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) on Tuesday, September 27. Entrepreneur Johnny Earle, a.k.a. Johnny Cupcakes, will share how to start, grow, or reinvent your business or idea with little to no start-up money at […]
AACPS looking into redistricting Broadneck and Cape St. Claire schools
A committee of parents, community residents, and school system officials is set to begin studying the possibilities with regard to redistricting at Broadneck and Cape St. Claire elementary schools. The committee will study options available to alleviate, to the extent possible, overcrowding at Broadneck Elementary School, which is currently over capacity. Cape St. Claire Elementary […]
Second City coming to Maryland Hall
Second City will perform at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts on Friday, October 7 at 8 pm in the Main Theater. Tickets: $30, $25 for Maryland Hall members, and can be purchased by visiting www.marylandhall.org. Chicago’s legendary sketch and improv comedy theater will perform “Free Speech! (While Supplies Last)” an irreverent look at America’s […]
Anne Arundel County Library and mall to host high-tech fashion showcase
The Anne Arundel County Public Library (AACPL) is once again blurring the lines between fashion, technology and education by hosting its second annual wearable electronic showcase. The event, called STEMstyle, will feature mind-blowing creations from artists, scientists and designers as they showcase their functional apparel and jewelry at the Westfield Annapolis Mall on Thursday, […]
Annapolis Yacht Sales becomes newest Monterey dealer
Annapolis Yacht Sales is excited to announce their new powerboat brand – Monterey – effective immediately. Monterey joins their prestigious line-up of power boats: Edgewater Boats, Steiger Craft, and Vanquish. The addition of the Monterey brand adds several components to their lines: cruisers, fun family sporting boats, and performance boats. These new powerboats are available at […]
Quest Medical Labs coming to Safeways in Hanover and Gambrills
Residents in Hanover (MD) and Gambrills (MD) are now able to access convenient laboratory services inside their local Safeway, through a new agreement between Quest Diagnostics (NYSE: DGX), the world’s leading provider of diagnostic information services, and Albertsons Companies, one of the largest food and drug retailers in the U.S. and parent company of Safeway. […]
Annapolis Police release photo of suspect in Eastport home invasion
Michael Mitchell, 37, of Annapolis is currently wanted by the Annapolis Police Department for the armed robbery that occurred in the unit block of Chester Avenue on September 10. Detectives were able to identify Mitchell as the suspect in this crime. Mitchell also uses the names Zamar Mitchell and Michael Rue and the nickname Puno. […]
Annapolis Police make another arrest in City murder
On September 22, 2016 at 10:54 p.m. officers from the Annapolis Police Department arrested Demari Crowdy, 18, of Arnold for the murder of Davon Jones. Crowdy was arrested in Annapolis. Crowdy is the second suspect arrested and has been identified as the shooter in the homicide of Davon Jones. Brandon Johnson was the first suspect […]
Ignite Annapolis returns to Annapolis in November
5 Minutes, 20 slides. What would you say to Annapolis? Enlighten, but make it quick. Organizers Kris Valerio Shock, Liz Thibodeau, Kathleen Booth and Gavin Buckley are excited to announce the second Ignite Annapolis event is scheduled to take place from 7:00-9:00pm on Wednesday, November 30th at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts. If you had […]
