Jarrettsville News

On April 10, 1869, in Jarrettsville, Md., a young mother shoots her lover to death in the middle of the main street with 50 witnesses looking on in horror and then sits down with her victim's head in her lap, weeping uncontrollably, asking to be hanged before dark.

No matter what piques the interests of Cornelia Nixon, she pursues it with gusto, be it writing a book, riding a horse or eating a dill pickle at Saul's in Berkeley.

His fields of sunflowers have become the talk of the town, a magnet for photographers and a mood-lifter for those who happen upon the cheerful, end-of-summer vista.

Bernadette Moyer, director of development at the Monsignor Oa TMDwyer Retreat House, in Sparks, wrote a book that contains a series of essays that document times of heartbreak and happiness in her life.

Merva J. Filler, a retired Towson High School educator who later became secretary of the Baltimore chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, died Aug.

Alex Griffith is thanked for his contributions to the playground at the Krasnoyarsk orphanage of his birth.

Merva J. Filler, a retired Towson High School educator who later became secretary of the Baltimore chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, died Aug.

The following cases were heard in Wicomico County District Court by Judge R. Scott Davis on July 6 and July 7, 2009.

When the Metro train pulled into the Silver Spring station late Monday afternoon, Michael Corcoran made a split-second decision that might have saved his life.

An 81-year-old woman from Shrewsbury was one of two people who died Saturday evening after a head-on collision in Baltimore County, according to police and the York County Coroner's Office.

A Jarrettsville man is suing Harford County, alleging his developmentally disabled son was mocked and discriminated against during his years as a trash collector, which ended when he died of antifreeze poisoning two days after an office picnic.

A melodrama no more, /The Drunkard /is given a new lease on life by The Vagabond Players this month.

Wea re going back for a second helping of restaurant reports. And this time, ABC2 News Investigator Joce Sterman is heading back to a few Harford County hot-spots to see if they've cleaned up their act since our dirty dining inspection uncovered the dirty details.

Baltimore County Police have released photos of two people they say are responsible for a shooting at a Jarrettsville gas station last month.