International Group To Provide Exercise Community For Athletes, Veterans With Disabilities

Achilles International, a global organization, launched a local chapter in August for athletes and veterans with disabilities to join a running and walking community along the B&A Trail.
Chris Gilliam, a former professional basketball player, launched the Green Hornets girls summer basketball league last year.
Volunteer Of The Month: Chris Gilliam Launches Girls Summer Basketball League
Green Hornets girls basketball commissioner Chris Gilliam never planned to coach three basketball teams, but doing so precipitated his nomination for Volunteer of the Month.
(L-R) Cathy Anders, Shang Hopkins and Keri Allen are ready to take on new roles in Anne Arundel County Public Schools.
The Park Welcomes Four School Administrators
The start of the 2026 school year welcomed three new assistant principals and one principal in Severna Park.
Educator Of The Month: Lindsay Roark
As an educator, Roark believes that knowing her students helps her understand where they are coming from and how she can help them be successful.

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Community
Y’ollk Bakery is owned by Bas Mulgan (left) and Marie Cris Garay (center), pictured with staff members Bryan McFarland (center left), Donna Garay (center right) and Lance Miranda.

Y’ollk Bakery Dishes Scratch-Made Sweet And Savory Fare In Severna Park

Y’ollk Bakery celebrated its grand opening last month and was welcomed with much fanfare.
Pete Garvey is one of the original organizers of the first “Rock ‘N’ Roll Revival” production.

A Rock ‘N’ Roll Original Returns To SPHS To Take Directorial Helm

Severna Park resident Pete Garvey, one of the original organizers of the first “Rock ‘N’ Roll Revival” in 1989, returns behind the Falcon curtain as director of the legendary production.

Art In The Park Draws A Crowd At Cafe Mezzanotte

This year’s Art in the Park music and arts festival got guests on their feet as Mama’s Black Sheep and Sweet Leda serenaded a packed house at Cafe Mezzanotte on September 27.
Round Bay resident Brendan Foerster views volunteering to spearhead the neighborhood’s annual golf tournament as one way to preserve community and tradition.

Volunteer Of The Month: Brendan Foerster Tees Up Support In Round Bay

For Brendan Foerster, volunteering in Round Bay comes down to a simple idea: If someone doesn’t step forward, some of the things that make a community special simply don’t happen.
SPORTS

Student-Athlete Of The Month: Meghal Spencer

Severna Park junior Meghal Spencer is a two-sport varsity athlete, a two-position student government electee, a countywide student advocate, and active in a host of other things.

Severna Park junior Meghal Spencer is a two-sport varsity athlete, a two-position student government electee, a countywide student advocate, and a host of other things.

Jack Schlein ran around the end of the St. Mary’s defense.

Bruins Ride Offense To Fast Start

Broadneck holds the inside track to the No. 1 spot in their region and hopes to continue rolling .
Ben Greenlee quarterbacked Severna Park to their first victory of the season against Northeast.

Falcon Football Focused On Grinding Out Results

Early on, the Severna Park football team figured out this wasn’t going to be as high-scoring a team as 2025. These Falcons will win games their own way, even if it means winning ugly.
Mia Orso and Avery Katzen (2) celebrated Orso’s long-range goal against the Falcons.

Broadneck Girls Serving Notice

Broadneck opened the season with two tournament wins, 10-0 over Bowie and 3-0 over Howard. After Severna Park, they beat St. Mary’s 2-1 on a second half goal from Banks. Then they topped Meade 8-0 and Glen Burnie 5-0 to keep their perfect record intact.
Riley Buck cleared the ball up the field against Broadneck on September 15.

Falcon Girls Soccer Plugging Away

After three straight state girls soccer championships, the expectations at Severna Park have settled at sky-high.
Business
Please give a warm welcome to our newest members and enjoy reading about all the businesses that make our community the best place to live.
Compass Direct Care celebrated its grand opening in Arnold on September 17 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Greater Severna Park and Arnold Chamber of Commerce.
Toastique owners, in partnership with the Greater Severna Park and Arnold Chamber of Commerce, marked the grand opening of the casual eatery’s Severna Park location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
School & Youth
At Broadneck and Severna Park high schools, the Unified Sports program gives students a chance to compete, cheer on their teammates and represent their schools.
Anna and Grace, both students at St. John the Evangelist School in Severna Park, received Kid Kindness Grants and were excited to bring some happiness to NICU babies and their families.
U.S. Marine Corps Col. Lindsay Mathwick returned to Severn School, her alma mater, to impart a message of leadership and character to high schoolers who were not yet born on 9/11.
Arts & Entertainment
Whether it’s a cozy drink, a sweet treat or a hearty meal, neighborhood spots offer fall favorites for every appetite.
The Classic Theatre of Maryland (CTM) will kick off its 2026-2027 season with a William Shakespeare classic, “Hamlet,” running October 1-18.
“Summer: The Donna Summer Musical,” at Toby's Dinner Theatre, celebrates the life and music of the legendary Queen of Disco.

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