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Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company is having its carnival at the former North Carroll High School starting Monday and running through Aug. 21. And Union Bridge Fire Company is having a carnival on the fire station grounds Aug. 19 to Aug. 21.

Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company is having its carnival at the former North Carroll High School starting Monday and running through Aug. 21. And Union Bridge Fire Company is having a carnival on the fire station grounds Aug. 19 to Aug. 21.

A number of Carroll County residents gathered in several different towns on Monday to pay tribute to honor and mourn the military personnel who have died in the performance of their military duties.

Carly Miller and her daughter, Sammy, known on YouTube as Adventure Kid Sam, are the stars of the online series, Nature Nerds. Their goal went from insuring people to go outside during the pandemic to simply educating others about wildlife.

12-year-old Jameson Greenwood believes every kid should have the opportunity to play sports if they want, despite expensive registration and equipment fees. Wanting to help families pay for those fees, the sixth grader decided to start his own nonprofit, Replay Hampstead, raising money and hosting sports equipment exchange events for children who want to participate in sports but otherwise couldn’t afford to.

A line of teens and parents wrapped around a section of the TownMall of Westminster on Wednesday afternoon before doors opened for Carroll County’s first COVID-19 vaccination clinic for 12- to 17-year-olds.

Three Town Council seats were at stake when Manchester residents went to the polls on May 18.

A nonprofit in Carroll County is expanding access to mental health resources with the construction of a $5.3 million community service facility, due to offer additional services to citizens by the end of the year.

After working at Gerstell for the last seven years, Ben Thompson, a middle school administrator and boys basketball coach will lead Gerstell’s lower school starting July 1.

With help from her producer, son Caelan, The Human Condition with Lisa Gregory was born. Each podcast, done from a studio set up in her Taneytown home, is an inspirational bundle that wraps itself around the heart, something Gregory believes is important, especially in today’s world.