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Developer Plans Townhome Community On Golf Center Property. What’s Next?

Two possibilities are on the table to turn the Severna Park Golf Center property in Arnold into a townhome or single-family community. more

2026 Legislative Session Preview

The 449th session of the Maryland General Assembly will be convened on Wednesday, January 14, and is slated to wrap up on Monday, April 13. more

St. Martin’s-In-The-Field Episcopal School Hosts Bullying Awareness Presentation For The Community

The session will provide strategies for recognizing, preventing, and addressing bullying behaviors in schools and at home. more

Toast Of Severna Park Toastmasters To Host Open House On October 21

Guest speaker Mansur Hasib talk about the importance of communication skills in today’s world. more

Redistricting Moves Closer To Fruition With Superintendent’s Proposals

AACPS is in the middle of a redistricting process. Some students will move to new schools during the 2026-2027 school year. more

Independence Day 2025 Float Winners

Congratulations to the winners of the following float categories: Best Overall, Most Patriotic, Best Theme, Best Community, Best Commercial and Best Club/Nonprofit. more

County Budget Prioritizes Education, Public Safety

The seven-member Anne Arundel County Council unanimously passed a $2.4 billion Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) budget on June 13. After 45 days of deliberation, the council made some tweaks to County Executive Steuart Pittman’s proposal before agreeing on the final bill. more

New Standalone County Department Of Animal Services Established

The seven-member Anne Arundel County Council unanimously passed Bill 25-25 in May. The bill will transition Anne Arundel County Animal Care & Control into the Department of Animal Services, and it establishes the department as an executive-level branch of county government reporting to the county executive. more

By The Numbers: Maryland’s 2025 Legislative Session

After 90 days of debate, the Maryland General Assembly adjourned in April, passing nearly 900 bills. Budgetary, tax and revenue bills are scheduled to take effect on July 1 while other laws go live on October 1. more

State Of The Magothy Reviews Waterway’s Health

The 22nd annual State of the Magothy presentation took place at Anne Arundel Community College on March 28. The event gives an overview of the river’s health and MRA environmental projects. more

Middle Schools Add After-School Athletics Program

After two years of planning, recruiting, certifying coaches, and meetings, a new program, simply called Middle School Athletics, will begin this spring with boys and girls soccer at all Anne Arundel County public middle schools. more

Preliminary School Redistricting Scenarios Cause Alarm For Parents

On February 1, AACPS shared three preliminary redistricting options. After soliciting feedback from the community now through May 1, Bedell will choose one of the existing options or present his own modified version to the Board of Education in July. more
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