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Celebrating Community Through Citations

Delegate LaToya Nkongolo discusses celebrations of achievements that have taken place in the community. more

August Recess

August is the one month in the calendar year that the Anne Arundel County Council is in legislative recess. more

Superintendent Redistricting Recommendations Released

During the July 23 meeting of the Board of Education, Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS) Superintendent Mark Bedell released his phase II redistricting recommendations. more

Tired Of Early Dismissals? Help Is On The Way

Senator Dawn Gile discusses legislation passed during the 2025 session regarding AACPS early dismissals. more

Rolling Blackouts Are Now A Real Threat In Maryland

Delegate Brian Chisholm discusses PJM's request for a Federal Power Act section 202(c) emergency order with the Department of Energy for the Wagner 4 electric generator station in Anne Arundel County. more

Who Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?

Delegate LaToya Nkongolo encourages students to consider the question of "Who do you want to be when you grow up?" more

Letter To The Editor: Golfing For Gabi

A Severna Park resident discusses the support that the community has shown of Golfing For Gabi and Hole No. 5. more

The County Budget

Councilwoman Amanda Fiedler discusses the county budget, which was passed unanimously by the council. more

Here To Help, All Year Round

Senator Dawn Gile encourages constituents to reach out even after the legislative session. more

Honoring Independence Day And America’s Ongoing Journey

Delegate LaToya Nkongolo shares about how the Fourth of July is a powerful reminder of how far we’ve come and how much further we can go together. more

A Warning To Protesters, A Unanimous Budget, And A Bad Amendment

County Executive Steuart Pittman shares about the county budget and other current topics. more

Lawsuit Challenges Closed Primary Elections In Maryland

A new lawsuit is challenging Maryland's closed primary system. If the lawsuit is successful, nearly 1 million Marylanders may be able to vote in upcoming primaries. more
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