Carroll County plans alternative to replanting trees for developers • Carroll County to sell former New Windsor Middle to Springdale Preparatory School
Carroll County Daily Headlines Friday, January 23, 2026 | | |
| | | | | A powerful winter storm is anticipated to bring 8 to 10 inches of snow, with dry conditions and prolonged cold expected to slow melting and extend cleanup efforts. | | | | | Carroll County staff is creating a proposal allowing developers to pay a fee instead of replanting trees as private forest banks have become scarce. | | | | | Carroll County Economic Development Director Denise Beaver said the county is eager to sell. | | | | | A group known as The Swimmin’ Women took its sixth annual plunge at Merritt in Eldersburg Thursday, to raise funds for the Special Olympics of Maryland. The women have raised nearly $17,000 across six years, according to team captain Mary Lees Gunther, raising about $2,600 this year alone. | | | | | Renee Good was the victim of dangerous political rhetoric and politicians who encouraged people like her to confront armed police, writes Chris Roemer. | | | | | Maryland Democrats are attempting to advance two bills aimed to restrict federal immigration officer activity in the state through the state legislature. | | | | | A squatter accused of occupying a $2.3 million Maryland home was found guilty Thursday on all tried counts of trespassing, and breaking and entering. | | | | | According to the Marshals Service, Tolliver has ties to West Virginia and Maryland, specifically Gaithersburg, Maryland. | | | |