Falcons Battle Back To .500 Late In Season

Vince Nguyen (10) and the Severna Park offense found tough sledding in the first half against Severn Run.
The Falcons rebounded from their demoralizing loss to Broadneck, winning three straight to get back to .500 on the season.

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C.J. Watkins threw for three touchdowns and ran for the game-winning score with a minute left to help Broadneck beat Arundel on September 13.
Bruins Football Players Pick Up Where They Left Off
As they close September, the Bruins are 4-0 and sitting pretty in the 4A East region race, having won all four of their contests in very different ways — but with familiar hallmarks of recent teams.
Severna Park’s Tim Stevens (right) completed a 41-day cycling journey from Ocean View, Delaware, to Key West, Florida, at noon on October 11. He arrived at the southernmost point of the U.S. with cycling friend Chris Birks, who accompanied him along the ride from the Tampa Bay area.
Severna Park’s Tim Stevens Cycles From Delaware Through Florida, Stopping To Aid Helene Victims
Tim Stevens, who turned 65 the day after he retired this past July, completed a 1,900-mile solo bicycling journey from Ocean View, Delaware, to Key West, Florida, this fall.
Dr. Andre Gvozden, owner of Gvozden Pediatrics in Millersville, served on a two-week medical mission to North Carolina following Hurricane Helene through Heart to Heart International.
Health Care Amid Hurricane Helene
Dr. Andre Gvozden deployed to North Carolina for a volunteer medical mission following Hurricane Helene.

 

Retirement Living
Community

Volunteer Of The Month: For Karen Fox, Giving Back Is A Family Matter

Karen Fox hopes to convey to her children that while they can't change the world, they can help one family at a time.

SPAN’s Holiday Caring Program Brightens Thanksgiving, Christmas For Area Families In Need

In Severna Park, a humble house tucked behind Our Shepherd Lutheran Church serves as a depot of help and hope for area residents in need.

Four Student Teams’ Innovations Win 2024 Collegiate Inventors Competition

The 2024 Collegiate Inventors Competition provided a glimpse into the future of American innovation and emerging technological trends from the nation’s brightest young innovators

Treasuring The Little Moments

No matter what life throws at us, it is important to slow down and notice the good in the little things.
Sports

Student-Athlete Of The Month: Jacob Ford

Jacob Ford credited his perseverance for helping him qualify for regionals twice in discus competition and once in shot put.

Severna Park High School senior Jacob Ford is the September Student-Athlete of the Month.

Peaking At Right Time, Bruin Boys Oust Leonardtown

Broadneck’s boys soccer season, at least in the win-loss department, has been a case of two steps forward, one step back.

Bruin Boys Soccer Earns First Region Title Since 2018

The Bruins are seeded fifth in the state quarterfinals and will visit No. 4 Montgomery Blair on Saturday.

Severn School Graduate Is A Shining Example To Follow Your Dreams

Severn School graduate AJ Gersh has followed his dream of being a sports broadcaster ever since he can remember. Now, he is a familiar face on the FOX45 TV station.

Falcon Girls Repeat As County Champions, Not Done Yet

Severna Park girls soccer defeated Chesapeake in the county championship.
Business
Aging and illnesses are expensive; it's important to have a plan.
Please give a warm welcome to our newest members and enjoy reading about all the small businesses that make our community the best place to live!
Rick Miller Jr has been an involved member of the community long before he took over the family business.
School & Youth
In a story that epitomizes the saying “fact is stranger than fiction,” Severna Park High School’s (SPHS) drama department will present “Catch Me If You Can: The Musical” from November 8-16.
Three students with ties to Severna Park High School were named semifinalists for the National Merit Scholarship.
Author and Severna Park High School senior Sabrina Richter will host a workshop on writing and publishing at the Severna Park Library on November 23.
Arts & Entertainment
Marine scientist Ellen Prager and meteorologist Dave Jones are co-authors of “Megalodons, Mermaids and Climate Change: Answers to Your Ocean and Atmosphere Questions.”
World-renowned storyteller Dovie Thomason will visit Broadneck Library on November 26 from 10:30am—11:30am for “Stories of the Four Directions” to share stories from the diverse native cultures of North America.
For the last 24 years, the Arts Council of Anne Arundel County has recognized county individuals for their contributions to the arts in their communities. This year’s roster includes a familiar name for anyone who had a child graduate from Severna Park High School in the last 40 years: Angela Germanos.

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