Savage News

With the upcoming Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday season, our community is getting into the giving spirit.

Trick or Treat! This is the weekend that kicks off the beginning of the holiday seasons for our area.

The District 1 legislative delegation's meeting with the public has been pushed back one week due to multiple schedule conflicts.

Howard County police have charged a Savage man for an armed carjacking on August 28th in Savage where he targeted a victim who lived mere blocks from his residence.

Are you interested in taking a stand for your community? Are you interested in providing a show of "unity," and fellowship with your neighbors and other community members? Have you heard of National Night Out? This event was originally organized by law enforcement organizations across our country as a means for communities to take a stand against ...

A "Picture Book Parade!" for ages 2-5 with an adult will be offered at 10 a.m. Thursdays.

The city streets were filled Saturday with babies in strollers, teenagers on cell phones, dogs on leashes and Civil War re-enactors as history came alive and melded with present day during the 41st annual Heritage Days Festival.

Well, here it is, our town's annual festival - Savage Fest 2009 weekend. the Savage Community Association and many community members have been busy during the last few months planning and preparing for this annual event, which is scheduled for Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7 . For those vendors who have not yet registered, but would like to ...

Richards Valley Road, 5700 block, 3:06 a.m. May 18. Police responded to Coal Fire Pizza for a business alarm and found the front door glass smashed.

Last month, former health care executive Matt Baker opened an activity camp that offers exercise coupled with personalized teambuilding programs.

The First Baptist Church of Savage is beginning their run of summertime movies. Pam Nixon, youth leader and outreach ministry, wants the community to know that the FBC invites everyone to come and enjoy a family-friendly evening of food, fun and fellowship.

"Let's hear it for Murphy!" was the first cry to well up from a 2-acre sliver of low-lying property bordered by parkland and a parking lot in Savage.

Washington Boulevard, 5800 block, between April 27 and May 4. Charles Memphis business office was entered.

The Savage library, 9525 Durness Lane, will offer classes for preschool children to foster language development and early literacy.

Calling all Volunteers! The Savage Community Association will be sponsoring a Community Clean-up Day, in honor of Pat Mullay, at Savage Park on Saturday, April 18 from 9 a.m. to noon.