The event will feature songs from the Rolling Stones, Queen, the Beatles, the Kinks and many more of the “greats.” more

Meet the Teacher of the Year semifinalists at Severna Park and Arnold schools. more

Maddy McKinty and Colin Bixby found community, friendship and fun through Chesapeake Ballet Company’s production of “The Nutcracker.” more

The Oireachtas is a three-day regional championship where Irish dancers compete to qualify for national and world championships. more

Superintendent George Arlotto's proposal includes a $1.37 billion operating budget and a $234.5 million capital budget. more

This play is set in fog-bound London in 1880, at the upper middle-class home of Gregory Manningham and his wife, Bella. more

A hybrid reopening plan would utilize A days and B days. more

Severna Park High School’s It’s Academic team competed with McDonogh and Parkville during the battle of the brains. more

Social unrest, the COVID-19 pandemic and the virtual school year have all contributed to depression for some youth. more

Severna Park High School juniors Grace Ferguson and Sofia Villagomez are organizing a blood drive at St. Martin’s-in-the-Field, in Heck Hall, on December 15 from 12:30pm to 5:30pm. more

With the holidays approaching, we asked children around Severna Park to answer these age-old questions. more

The Severna Park High School marching band is ready for a 2020 season like they’ve never seen before. more

This November, SP Stage Company is hosting a virtual, free musical production showcasing the performing talents of Severna Park High School students. more

When 16-year-old Nick Garvey created his TikTok account four months ago, he never imagined that he’d become a TikTok influencer. more

Trey and Travis Colburn were raised with Orphan Grain Train (OGT) as a part of their lives, providing humanitarian needs for the less fortunate. more

As one of our county’s non-public (independent/private) schools, we were in a fortunate position to work independently, via our own task force, on developing approved guidelines that permitted us to open our doors to in-person learning five days a week. more

Self-proclaimed “tree hugger” and Broadneck High School teacher Nancy Bourgeois has been recognized as this year’s recipient of the Jan Hollmann Environmental Education Award. more

The National Merit Scholarship Program has named three Severn Schoool students, Andrew Campbell. Will Oliver and Julia Youssef, as semifinalists in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship competition. more

Young environmental stewards took to the streets of their Shipley’s Choice neighborhood in October to keep the area clean. more

Anne Chambers passed away on October 12 at her home in Hagerstown at the age of 80. more