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January 16, 2021
Friday’s $750 million jackpot is the second largest in Mega Millions history, according to the lottery website. Meanwhile, Saturday’s Powerball drawing is set at $640 million, the highest it has been in nearly two years and one of the largest in its history.
January 15, 2021
Friday’s $750 million jackpot is the second largest in Mega Millions history, according to the lottery website. Meanwhile, Saturday’s Powerball drawing is set at $640 million, the highest it has been in nearly two years and one of the largest in its history.
January 13, 2021
Since students returned to hybrid learning last week, CCPS has worked to fill in areas where staff members are absent. Despite the challenges the school system faced with staff, several parents have reported positive reviews of their child’s in-person learning experience.
January 13, 2021
For every pound people lose by the end of the contest, Restore Therapy Spa is planning to donate one pound of food to Carroll County Food Sunday.
January 9, 2021
Carroll’s first supply of 103 doses was administered to first responders at the testing center in the final week of 2020. Prior to this past week, he said, Carroll received 1,100 doses and that on Wednesday they vaccinated 274 people in a morning clinic and 253 during an evening clinic. The health department also held morning and evening clinics for those qualified to receive the vaccine on Friday, with some 600 people registered.
January 8, 2021
Students were roaming the Carroll County Public School halls once again on Thursday. It was the first day back to hybrid learning for cohort B.
January 8, 2021
Students were roaming the Carroll County Public School halls once again on Thursday. It was the first day back to hybrid learning for cohort B.
January 7, 2021
Operational staff increased their duties since the coronavirus pandemic. Some building service staff shared what their jobs have been like this year as well as the safety concerns that followed.