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

Brian Gugerty has a long history of preserving trees, starting when he was 19 years old and working in the Young Adult Conservation Corps program started under President Jimmy Carter. more

For over 20 years, the Asbury Church Assistance Network Inc. has worked tirelessly to help households experiencing food insecurity in Anne Arundel County. On September 14, ACAN honored its history and dedicated volunteers with a 20th anniversary celebration. more

For Lieutenant Colonel Reggie Thomas III, a career with the United States Marine Corps has produced a list of experiences beyond what he imagined. more

Avid cyclist and president of Bicycle Advocates for Annapolis and Anne Arundel County Jon Korin is recognized as the September Volunteer of the Month. more

With a community grant, the Severna Park Elks Lodge purchased and distributed 300 stuffed elks to the Anne Arundel County police, fire and sheriff’s departments over the summer. more

The Tuesday Afternoon Ladies League at Severna Park Lanes is a mix of mostly retired women from all walks of life, but don’t be fooled. Some of these ladies are high rollers. more

After a summer-long round-robin tournament, the Golden Knights Chess Club, a joint club of the Annapolis Chess Club and the Severna Park Chess Club, crowned its latest champion, Gil Carlson of Severna Park, at an awards ceremony on July 18. more

As a freshman on Severna Park High School’s 2022 junior varsity baseball team, Kasey Turnock had the opportunity to participate in Opening Day for Anne Arundel County’s Challenger Baseball. That experience was so powerful for Kasey that he has continued to volunteer with the program. more

Sail Beyond Cancer Annapolis provides three-hour private respite sails for cancer patients and their loved ones. more

At 88 years young, Edwin Takemori, highly accomplished in the judo discipline, is still an active judo instructor. more

Severna Park resident Mark Viviano retired from his longtime post as WJZ sports director on July 18 to spend more time with his wife, Megan, and their two sons, Christian and Michael, and to focus on helping those in need. more