Something green this way comes: Things to do in Annapolis (Nov. 7-9)
Happy November, Annapolis. While you settle into the holiday season, here are four things to go and do this weekend.
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Jane Austen turns 250, but wit of āPride & Prejudiceā stays fresh in Annapolis
When Madeline Austin saw a live adaptation of "Pride & Prejudice" last year, Jane Austen's humor and wit leapt from the stage.
Former acting Navy secretary: More military in academy faculty not a bad thing
The Navy could benefit from more military faculty at the Naval Academy, but only if there's a culture shift, one former official argues.
Annapolis industrial facility purchased for $9.13 million
An industrial facility at 1812-1820 Margaret Ave., in the Annapolis Design District, was sold for $9.13 million.
Toys R Us sets time frame for arrival at Arundel Mills
Toy R Us has announced that one of the first new locations, at Arundel Mills, will open in late November.
Donāt let weather stop you: Four things to do in Annapolis, Oct. 31-Nov. 2
It may be cold. It may be gross outside. But here are four good reasons to bundle up in Annapolis this weekend.
A year later, Glen Burnie nurse is mourned, but killing remains unsolved
A year ago, nurse and single mother Natasha Renee Harris was shot and killed in a Glen Burnie apartment complex.
This Kent Island vineyard just wanted to sell grapes. Now itās a winery, too.
Chesapeake Manor Vineyard has been growing grapes since 2018, but come Thursday, it'll officially be in the business of making wine, too.
Midshipman Philbert James recalled for his eloquence, leadership, scholarship
Kyle Philbert James, the midshipman who was found dead earlier this month, was an eloquent child, a scholar and a leader with broad interests.
Nostalgia or faux-stalgia? Either way, Anne Arundel businesses embrace the past
When Emily Hill was a kid, every time her family went to a restaurant with a claw machine, she just had to give it a try.