Exercise and healthy aging go hand in hand. While healthy lifestyle choices, such as exercising regularly or following a healthy eating plan, can’t reverse aging, they can slow and smooth the process. more

If you’ve shopped for skin care products lately, you’ve likely noticed red light masks popping up everywhere. Let’s shine a light on what works and what doesn’t. more

Brighid Barry is a Severna Park High School junior with two passions: business and conservation. The 17-year-old owns a jewelry business and makes earrings from recycled aluminum cans. more

Thanks to his baking business, Kiriakos “Rocco” Katsikides, a Severna Park High School student, just made Junior Achievement of Central Maryland’s 18 Under 18 list for 2026. more

Ewan Hardy, a fourth-grader at Folger McKinsey Elementary School, had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to serve as a child mascot for his favorite English Premier League club, Chelsea Football Club, at Stamford Bridge in London this spring. more

For over 15 years, Oak Hill Elementary School parents and staff have come together to plan and run a silent and live auction to bridge the gap between school funding and what students truly need. more

When the middle school students at St. Martin’s-in-the-Field Episcopal School enter their history classroom, the lessons go beyond what’s written in the textbook. Their teacher, Lisbeth “Liz” Hargraves, is a former Marine Corps adjutant, and her story is intertwined with the history that she teaches. more

With the primary election set for June 23, the Voice asked candidates to share their backgrounds and plans for office. Here are the biographies they submitted. more

With the primary election set for June 23, the Voice asked candidates to share their backgrounds and plans for office. Here are the biographies they submitted. more

Severna Park High School (SPHS) Leadership Institute students partnered with charitable organizations for service projects this spring. The Leadership Institute is a program designed to instill the characteristics needed to excel in the classroom, the community, and in life. more

Youth sports are meant to develop skills, character and a love of the game. But in many cases, that focus is drifting toward outcomes. more

If being a physician assistant in emergency medicine at MedStar Union Memorial Hospital isn’t stressful enough, Kathi Burroughs played a key role in Broadneck High School’s girls softball season and their state championship victory. more