The ladies of the Greater Quilting Club of Odenton donated two full-size quilts to Sarah's House, to be raffled later this year as a fundraiser.

Years ago, Wal-Mart stores would hold a contest of quilt blocks. Awards were given for best design, best use of color and more. The quilt blocks ende...

Published on 09/03/08

Holdup comes as EPA, DoD attorneys argue

A decade after parts of Fort George G. Meade were added to a list of the country's most serious environmental hazards, Army officials say there is a misperception that the installation is dragging its feet on the cleanup.

"You may have gotten the impression that Fort Meade is either dragging its heels in regards to taking action on contamination or doing nothing. And that could not be further from the truth," Gary Zolyak, ...

Published on 08/31/08

Developers claim union stalling

A Gambrills resident who is also a labor-union official is trying to overturn a land-use ruling that allows for the building of Village at Waugh Chapel South, alleging fraudulent testimony was given at a 2006 hearing.

However, the landowner and others said they believe the accusations are without merit and are really a disguised attempt by a labor union to stop Wegmans, a nonunionized grocery store, from opening there.

The case wa...

Published on 08/29/08

In an effort to put more momentum behind the 1,600-acre Odenton Town Center project, the West Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce is working to streamline the county's approval process for development.

Chamber officials said last night they want to make it quicker and easier for builders to get the county's permission to start working in the town center to about one year, down from at least the current three years, said Jay ...

Published on 08/27/08

More than 40 students and guests filled the studio for this special event.

Master Larry Shelton and Master Samuel Slater, along with senior students, led the even...

Published on 08/27/08