America is aging, but Maryland is aging faster. Those are the findings of new Census numbers that show the number of ...

UPMC Western Maryland (formerly Western Maryland Health System) provides comprehensive healthcare services just a short drive away in Cumberland. For more specialized care, you’re within reasonable ...

That’s Franklin Point State Park in Shady Side, Maryland – the waterfront sanctuary that’s been flying under the radar while you’ve been battling crowds at more famous destinations. Let me tell you ...

The United Way of Central Maryland will administer $15 million for BGE customers; the Salvation Army will administer $2.5 million for Pepco customers; and the Harford Community Action Agency, the ...

Severe weather brought flash flooding and numerous Tornado Watches to communities across central Maryland on Friday night. Heavy rain with severe storms prompted an alert day. Just before 7 p.m ...

SJ Incorporation, a holistic wellness solutions company, is locating a new production facility in Fort Richie, Maryland. The company will lease approximately 35,000 square-feet of space where it ...

Marylanders shared appreciation for the state's natural beauty, geographic diversity and culinary experiences, in a poll from UMBC released on Maryland Day Tuesday. The poll surveyed 803 adults in ...

Results from the Central Maryland Conference indoor track and field championships, held Friday at Hagerstown Community College: Gambrill girls team scores: Smithsburg 179, Middletown 103, Catoctin ...

Williamsport - The Lions hope to break a 25-year Final Four drought after winning the Central Maryland Conference Small School title. Players to watch William Deshields, New Town, Sr., guard ...

North Carolina Central is fourth in the MEAC scoring 61.6 points per game and is shooting 37.3%. Maryland-Eastern Shore scores 59.2 points per game, 21.6 fewer points than the 80.8 North Carolina ...

United Way of Central Maryland’s Young Men United program focuses on mentoring, academic support, and leadership development for students in Baltimore.

On Dec.12 Gov. Moore announced the inaugural class of grant awardees for the ENOUGH Act. The Y in Central Maryland will receive a portion of $13.1 million in grants, made available to a total of ...