Not every bike or scooter is created equal. Electric bikes (e-bikes) and e-scooters are allowing riders to travel at faster speeds than traditional bicycles, but with that convenience comes great responsibility. more

Master Gardener, Master Naturalist and a jack of all trades for the Magothy River Association (MRA). When it comes to environmental stewardship, Lise Crafton is all in. more

To support Bikes for the World, volunteers will collect used bicycles at Pedal Pushers bike shop in Severna Park on Saturday, August 15, from 10:00am to 1:00pm. more

For more than five decades, local faith communities’ Sunday worship in their churches has been followed by fellowship on the softball field. more

She completed the Boston, New York, London, Berlin, Chicago and Tokyo marathons, each 26.2 miles. 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

Anecdotal stories of Christians returning to their faith or non-Christians exploring the faith have circulated in the news recently, and organizations and universities are earnestly tracking data and studying the results to identify trends, causes and effects, and forecasts. more

Many people don’t realize how much legal guidance quietly goes into a well-prepared estate plan. more

For many Anne Arundel County homeowners, opening the annual property tax bill can spark confusion, frustration and often a few questions. more

From the Florida launch of NASA’s Orion spacecraft to splashdown off the coast of San Diego, Artemis II marked a new stage in human space exploration, and two Severna Park residents had roles in its success. more

Trey Smack took the rare step of dropping lacrosse for football as his sport upon graduating from Severna Park High School. On April 25, Smack saw a return from his post-prep gamble. more

Following her retirement from the UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center, Arnold resident Kathy Middel was eager to put her tremendous organizational skills to work in a volunteer role. more