Crownsville News Archives

Sawyer Lynch was only in second grade at Indian Creek School in Crownsville when his test scores earned him a place with Johns Hopkins University's Center for Talented Youth.

Everywhere you go these days, it's looking very "spooktacular." With Halloween just around the corner - whether your plans call for getting dressed-up or doing a bit of hobnobbing with family or friends - now is the time to set your sights on some ghoulishly-good fun.

Anne Arundel County residents could be cheating themselves out of millions of dollars that would be spent on services they use.

11 on Claibourne Road on the Annapolis Neck Peninsula. Brenda Alton, 45, who moved to Crownsville after the incident, filed the charges Saturday with a District Court commissioner in Annapolis.

Message to citizens: Brace yourself for potentially big cuts in government services.

A career criminal who amassed 38 convictions over the past 30 years was sentenced yesterday to 18 months in jail after walking away from a court-ordered drug-rehabilitation program.

Sometimes it's just nice to know your hard work has been noticed by your boss or peers.

Not far from the waterfront in Herald Harbor, the yard of a squat yellow bungalow has spilled into the road.

The economy is in shambles. A new and terrifying disease is spreading throughout the area.

Two county politicians yesterday promised to end the stalemate and revive a stalled bill to allow a casino at Arundel Mills mall.

Mei Yu Green, Ms. Senior Maryland 2009, with fellow entertainer Ruthman Dize at the Broadway and Beyond review at a senior center in Easton.

Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds, 1450 Generals Highway, will hold its 20th annual Halloween Happening Haunted Barn and Hayrides weekends beginning Friday through the end of the month.

The Navy plans to establish its new cyber security division at Fort George G. Meade, a move that could be a precursor to a larger, more critical command post at the west county Army post.

County police searched homes and stopped vehicles in the Crownsville area for more than an hour this morning after receiving a call that a woman may have been shot and the suspect or suspects may be trying to leave the area.

Police are looking for a suspect or suspects who they believe shot a woman in the Crownsville area.

CROWNSVILLE, Md. -- The economy is in shambles. A new and terrifying disease is spreading throughout the area.

It's been a busy 10 years for the Church of the Holy Apostles in Gambrills - the county's youngest Catholic parish.

The four members of Girl Scout Troop 913 in Anne Arundel County have washed cars and appealed to local businesses to raise money.

Fort George G. Meade is shaping up to be more of a commuter town than a bedroom community as the post quadruples its operations over the next two years.

Transportation for hundreds of Anne Arundel school children was interrupted this morning after 15 school buses were vandalized overnight.

Changes could be coming to a neighborhood near you, and you may be in the dark about what's on the way.

From left, Alex Foley, Emily Hinz, Alexa Cripe and Meredith Caton, students at Rockbridge Academy, recently performed at the State Department in Washington, D.C. It was an opportunity they couldn't turn down.

The Butterfly Boutique is a dream that leaders of The Chrysalis House in Crownsville have had for about 10 years.