Mt. Hebron’s robotics team won first place at the two-day For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Robotics Competition in the Chesapeake District, which was held at McDonogh School from March 15 to March 17. The FIRST Robotics Competition is an international high school robotics tournament […]
On Friday, March 15, President Donald Trump vetoed the resolution sponsored by both chambers of the House. The goal was to terminate his plans for national emergency declaration to build up a border wall against Mexico. President Trump wanted to use funds that were seen by many as […]
On Feb. 5, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced a grant of over one million dollars to Grassroots Crisis Center. The grant will be used to provide several opioid-related services, including construction of a larger residential facility, screening services for individuals in substance-related crises, medical teams, and care […]
On March 13, Justin Richter was named the Howard County Recreation and Parks Youth Player of the Year Good Sports winner at the Mid Atlantic Recreation and Sports Alliance Awards at Quiet Waters Park in Annapolis, MD. Richter was nominated by the Special Olympic Committee for helping another […]
For what has thought to have been occurring for over a year now, millions of Uighur Muslims and those of other ethnic minorities have been forcibly placed into mass detention camps in and around Xinjiang and Kashgar, Western China, simply because of their Islamic faith. Chinese locals refer […]
In the past few months, Howard County officials have been developing new guidelines to better fit the needs of transgender and gender nonconforming students. These guidelines include topics such as gender-segregated sports, dress codes, and bathroom use, among other things. These guidelines are considered new, despite the anti-discrimination […]
