Baltimore County Department of Aging honored with national awards

TOWSON, MD—The Baltimore County Department of Aging has received two national Achievement Awards from the National Association of Counties, recognizing its innovative programs designed to connect and empower older adults. The awards highlight the department’s efforts to foster healthier, more connected lives for the county’s senior population. “This national recognition reflects the outstanding work happening right here in Baltimore County,” […]

County Executive Klausmeier pens open letter in support of IG pick

TOWSON, MD—County Executive Kathy Klausmeier has penned an open letter supporting Khadija E. Walker, her nominee for Baltimore County Inspector General. Klausmeier announced the pick last week, drawing instant criticism from those in support of current Inspector General Kelly Madigan. The Baltimore County League of Women Voters has voiced “serious opposition” over the process recently implemented by County Executive Klausmeier […]

Baltimore County League of Women Voters criticizes Inspector General appointment process

TOWSON, MD—The Baltimore County League of Women Voters has voiced “serious opposition” to the process recently implemented County Executive Kathy Klausmeier for appointing the Baltimore County Inspector General. Last week, County Executive Klausmeier announced the selection of Khadija E. Walker, a federal veteran, as her appointee for Baltimore County Inspector General. Walker’s name has been formally submitted to the County […]

Klausmeier taps federal veteran Khadija Walker as Baltimore County Inspector General nominee

TOWSON, MD—Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier announced Thursday the selection of Khadija E. Walker, a federal veteran with more than two decades of Inspector General experience, as her appointee for Baltimore County Inspector General. Walker’s name has been formally submitted to the County Council for consideration and confirmation. Walker was chosen after an extensive search process that included two rounds […]

Baltimore County’s Summer Restaurant Week begins

TOWSON, MD—Baltimore County’s Summer Restaurant Week officially began on Friday, July 11, offering special deals and menu items at more than 45 participating establishments across the county. The culinary event will run through Sunday, July 20th. The initiative aims to highlight the diverse dining scene within Baltimore County, from Halethorpe to Phoenix and Middle River. “Restaurant Week is a great […]

Perry Hall BSO concert celebrates community’s 250th birthday

PERRY HALL, MD—On Thursday evening, July 10th, the Perry Hall 250 Committee welcomed the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra to celebrate the community’s 250th anniversary. In addition to classical pieces and modern tunes, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra brass section led the 800-person audience in singing “Happy Birthday” to Perry Hall, founded in 1775. “This was a magical celebration of Perry Hall’s 250th […]

Baltimore County Clean Green 15 Litter Challenge prompts record-breaking 690 cleanups

TOWSON, MD—Twenty-seven Baltimore County public schools have been awarded a total of $43,000 in environmental grants after a record-breaking year for the Clean Green 15 Litter Challenge, an initiative aimed at removing trash from local communities and waterways. During the past year’s challenge, 8,019 volunteers from schools and community groups conducted 690 cleanups, collecting 3,702 bags of trash. This debris […]

Baltimore County Police Department to host Special Olympics Torch Run, unveil INFO Center

TOWSON, MD—The Baltimore County Police Department is set to host two significant events next week: its annual Law Enforcement Torch Run benefiting Special Olympics Maryland and the unveiling of a new Information Nexus for Operations (INFO) Center. Both events are scheduled for Wednesday, June 18, at police headquarters in Towson. The 39th annual Law Enforcement Torch Run will kick off […]