On April 11, World Parkinson's Day, Severna Park resident Brian Adam will be remembered as his nephew, son-in-law and nephew's friend each run 100 miles to fundraise for the Michael J. Fox Foundation. more

Five years ago, Amy Hicks followed her husband, Terry, by joining the Severna Park Elks Lodge. Her fellow members credit her for taking Sundae Funday and the Hoop Shoot to new heights. more

One of the most widely recognized and supported nonprofits in Severna Park, SPAN has an origin story of humble beginnings dating back three and a half decades. more

Neighborhood captain Steve Haris helped his community, Winchester on the Severn, collect more items than any other neighborhood during the Good Neighbors Group’s 2025 S(o)uper Bowl food drive. more

A native of Massachusetts, Dan Allen is the new senior pastor of College Parkway Baptist Church in Arnold. more

Severna Park High School graduates and 22-year-old twin sisters Christina and Katie Currie recently won over $88,000 in cash and prizes on “Wheel of Fortune.” more

Linda Zahn has volunteered for Orphan Grain Train, bringing innovation with the launch of food truck nights and a newsletter, helping significantly with fundraising, and initiating a massive mask making project during the pandemic. more

Severna Park’s first Buy Nothing group launched in December 2019. more

This list includes a dozen local organizations that welcome the gifts of time and talents from community volunteers. more

As the Winter Relief site supervisor at Severna Park United Methodist Church, Carolyn Heim leads a large team of volunteers who come together twice a year to provide shelter, meals, and companionship to men and women experiencing homelessness. more

Charles “Doug” Braun is an emergency medical technician (EMT), treasurer and hall manager for Earleigh Heights Volunteer Fire Company. He values recognition from his peers above individual accolades. more

Nate and Shelley Hicks shared that every kindness their family has received has provided them with strength and motivation along their journey. “Strong community and strong friends and strong family – all of those things have really helped,” Nate said. more