
Student Kudos: Helping Homeless Veterans, One Step at a Time
Ryan Austin and Andrew Myers decided to partner with the Baltimore Station to help veterans in need during their senior year at Severna Park High School. “Veterans have been a […]
Ryan Austin and Andrew Myers decided to partner with the Baltimore Station to help veterans in need during their senior year at Severna Park High School. “Veterans have been a […]
Two high school students meet inside their local Safeway. One has a fun, colorful, decorated bin with a few canned goods and stationery supplies. The other comes with nothing but […]
Maryland Hunger Solutions would like to congratulate Historic Annapolis on joining the Museums for All program. Increasing the public’s access to local and national historical centers and landmarks creates a […]
As fall seasons come to a close and kids lace their cleats for the last time until spring, a growing uncertainty looms surrounding the survival of recreational youth baseball. Over […]
During November, National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, we join with other hospice organizations across the country to celebrate the incredible care our team provides to families and to work […]
I’m Doug Rathell, a local Fire Lieutenant and Paramedic. During my 16 years of community service, I have seen a deep, strong, permanent connection between politics and public safety. Because […]
In ordinary times, personal integrity and honesty are rarely issues in local elections. But these are not ordinary times, and in the race for Anne Arundel County Executive, Republican Nominee […]
Located in the heart of Maryland, Annapolis and Anne Arundel County is the ideal destination for celebrating summer. Travel is back and Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County (VAAAC) invites […]
It’s time for a real tax cut. People are struggling with gas prices that have doubled in two months. Inflation, which reduces the purchasing power of your paycheck, is at […]
Dear Anne Arundel County residents, businesses, and visitors, Since the onset of the global pandemic in 2020, the Anne Arundel County Department of Public Works (DPW)has endeavored to ensure that […]
Dear Annapolis, Let’s face facts, it is finally time to discuss shuttering the Naval Academy’s “varsity” football team. Enough is enough! Almost exactly 30 years ago, in December 1992, 133 […]
In March 2020, Hospice of the Chesapeake had to make one of the hardest decisions we have had to make in over 40 years. We had to unhappily tell our volunteers […]
It was shocking news last Thursday (10 March 2022) to hear that six West Point cadets on spring break in Fort Lauderdale either overdosed on a “powder substance [read cocaine] […]
On January 7th, 2022 the Anne Arundel County Council rejected the extension of Bill 6-22 and Bill 7-22. Due to the high volume of constituents (100+) testifying that day, this […]
The property that WNAV Radio is on should be a park – that would take effort by the city of Annapolis, WNAV’s surrounding neighbors in Admiral Heights, a land/preservation trust […]
The strength of America has always been in our respect for the Democratic process. We have always trusted that our elected and appointed officials, regardless of party, would accept and […]
What do the World Health Organization, UNICEF, the European Union, the United Kingdom, Singapore, France, and Germany have in common? All believe any benefits from masking children under the age […]
Listening to the media about Covid, you would think it was 2020. Predictably, some have returned to useless, failed, or harmful 2020 “remedies.” Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman reinstated […]
How is it that a thunderstorm brought water levels up to a point that rivaled some of the most severe hurricanes in recent history? The flooding in downtown Annapolis that […]
There is a popular myth that Nero played the fiddle as Rome burned. Here in Annapolis, the Mayor’s team is planning a ball as the City experiences an incredibly violent […]
National Adoption Day is one of my favorite days in the courthouse. We do adoptions throughout the year, but many people may not be aware that the week before Thanksgiving […]
There comes a time for many of us when we become a caregiver for a family member with an advanced complex illness. It’s a hard job made harder by a […]
A hypocrite is the kind of politician who would cut down a redwood tree, then mount the stump and make a speech for conservation. –Adlai Stevenson Last week, ( The Capital, October 26) Steuart Pittman climbed up on the […]
“You can fool all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time, but you can’t fool all of the people all of […]
From Navy Sports and Gary Lambrecht: As a perfectly clear morning unfolded across much of the United States on September 11, 2001, no resident of New York City could possibly […]
The CDC is recommending masks for teachers and students this year, vaccinated or not. Their recommendations are not mandatory. Should we follow them? Let’s look at the data, and unmask […]
Ward Two City Council Candidate, Scott Gibson, issued the following statement on rising levels of violence in Annapolis: “Annapolis is a safe community. This crime is a heinous aberration to […]
Michelle Cummings, the mother who was visiting Annapolis to watch her son be inducted into the Naval Academy, was murdered not 400 feet from my house and just a few blocks from Mayor […]
The Fourth of July celebration is traditionally known for delicious grilled food, family fun, and beautiful fireworks. While fireworks can be fun to watch, using them in an unsafe and […]
To Whom it may concern, As a city tax-paying resident. I am appalled and deeply concerned about the drastic rise in violent street crime in the city of Annapolis. I am writing […]
Since Governor Hogan ended the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, Maryland and Anne Arundel County businesses, restaurants, bars, and churches have been open to the public at reduced capacity. When Anne […]
This year’s National Volunteer Appreciation Week (April 18 to 24) has special meaning. Since COVID-19 hit our communities, we have spent the last 13 months learning to adapt. As we […]
I’m running for Anne Arundel County Executive because I love this county, and the people who live here; I can’t bear to watch it systematically destroyed by either an incompetent […]
“In the present crisis, government is not the solution to the problem; government is the problem.” Ronald Reagan. It’s about saving lives. Follow the science. We’re all in this together. […]
Will Rogers famously noted that, “A remark generally hurts in proportion to its truth.” This became apparent last week, when Governor Larry Hogan said that County Executive Steuart Pittman’s Health […]
They came from all over America. Tens of thousands of them. They had been wronged. They wanted justice. Many of the states they lived in violated or ignored election laws. […]
Hearing that you have cancer can change your world completely. It can be frightening and overwhelming, but in the right hands, manageable. Whether the diagnosis came through primary care or […]
There’s a lot of stress during the Holidays, especially this year. I think, in large measure, it’s because most of us want to make Christmas as perfect as a Hallmark […]
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman recently chastised those who challenged his December 10th lockdown order in court with the admonition, “Division delays recovery.” Pittman seems to have forgotten that […]
The last nine months have shone a spotlight on the importance of advanced care planning as families struggled to care for loved ones suddenly facing a life-limiting illness and unable […]