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Billy Lyve’s nonprofit, Find Your Purpose, hopes to mold kids and young adults into impressionable members of society by helping them find their direction in life.

Maryland lawmakers introduced bills that would alter the school resource program this session, and although some counties are considering the program's removal, Carroll leaders, and some parents, want it to stay.

As Carroll County essential workers begin to receive second doses of the vaccine., county officials say there is no shortage of second doses.

As of 5 p.m Monday, approximately 5 inches of snow had fallen on much of Carroll County, with forecasters predicting another 2-4 inches of snow — and strong winds — over the next few days.

The basement of St. Paul’s United Church of Christ has been transformed into an emergency shelter, where individuals can warm during the day or spend the night without pre-registering. The center offers hot drinks, activities, and a light lunch during the day and dinner for residents at night.

The Maryland National Guard will continue to provide the support as long as Gov. Larry Hogan authorizes it to do so, according to the release.

Organizer Bob Corbin said there are new faces from time to time, but most weeks the regulars make sure to show up. He’s hoping more members take advantage of the weather and get outside when they can.

Days End shelters about 80 horses on average at any given time, but brings in about 150 throughout the year from adoptions going out to new horses coming in.

In the year since it formed, Howard County Truth & Reconciliation has been digging through remnants of the past, uncovering new and discarded information about lynchings, and subsequently sharing and explaining the findings to residents via Facebook and emailed newsletters.

Caroline Babylon replaced Ed Leister as executive director of Carroll County Food Sunday on Jan. 4.