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Tweet Editor’s note : In an occasional series called Through Lines, we’re taking a look back at records that help tell the evolving story of Nashville music, one decade at a time. Our installment on the 2000s comes to us from former Scene music editor Tracy Moore, who called on a variety of contributing writers to discuss a wide range of releases from the decade. Also see our installments on the 1970s, the 1980s and the 1990s. Nashville music fans faced an increasingly frustrating ...

U.S. Rep. Andy Harris, a Republican who has come under fire for his political stances during the pandemic and November’s election, spent his morning Tuesday helping administer doses of the COVID-19 vaccine at a Harford County Health Department clinic in Aberdeen.

Members of the community who have spent the past two years working to stop the Abingdon Business Park, a major development planned for 326 acres of wooded land near the Route 24/I-95 interchange, are not giving up their fight, even with the news that a firm slated to develop the project has sold its interest.

Harford County Public Schools officials plan to stick with their current schedule of bringing students back for in-person learning on a hybrid basis, but they also encouraged members of the community to do everything they can to reduce to spread of COVID-19 so schools can remain open.

An All American Steakhouse is coming to Aberdeen and Dominic Rose, who will be the operating partner and general manager, couldn’t be more excited.

Pennsylvania school district finds balance between normalcy and safety Unmute Theyve been in a four-day-per-week in-person schedule since December, with Wednesday reserved for cleaning. Superintendent Matt Button says the district hasnt had a positive coronavirus case in their schools since January. He said the pandemic has been tough. "Its been an extremely difficult year, Im not going to lie about that," he said. He added that the decisions made by the district in...

Harford County officials are encouraging the state to use Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen as a mass vaccination site, expressing concern that COVID-19 vaccine doses are being stifled in their jurisdictions following the recent openings of large-scale vaccination sites in Baltimore City and Prince George’s County.

Harford County restaurant owners and managers were excited to hear about Gov. Larry Hogan's decision to lift a state-imposed curfew, allowing restaurants to stay open past 10 p.m. starting Feb. 1.

Restaurants throughout Harford County participate in Restaurant Week, which runs from Jan. 22-31 this year, offering discounts on certain menu items or maybe even offering something new to the respective menu.

The Harford County Health Department began its first COVID-19 vaccinations of the 1B group on Tuesday, with more than 4,000 individuals age 75 or older having pre-registered as of the end of last week.