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Carroll County standout high school Athletes of the Week (Sept. 7-11) • The Great Mount Airy Duck Race | PHOTOS
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Carroll County Daily Headlines

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Frederick County rejects $110M Catellus data center deal

Critics said the agreement would have locked in development rules for eight years, limiting future county leaders’ say over the industry.

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Carroll County standout high school Athletes of the Week (Sept. 7-11)

A look at some of the top individual and team efforts from the past week of fall sports in Carroll County.

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The Great Mount Airy Duck Race | PHOTOS

Rotary International sponsored, Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company – The Great Mount Airy Duck Race – Splash for a Cause Sunday to help support Mount Airy community.

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Ravens could add a WR after Flowers, Lane injuries. Here are some options.

The Ravens could add a wide receiver after Week 1 injuries to Zay Flowers and Ja’Kobi Lane. Here are some of the free agent options.

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Inside Carroll Schools’ $81M request for 2028 construction, $429M from ’29 through ’33

This year’s ask is tens of millions more than last year’s. Separately, lower enrollment means the state will cut $27 million from a planned Liberty High School modernization.

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Mrs. Roper Romp in Westminster | PHOTOS

Mrs. Roper Romp and pub crawl in Westminster Saturday, an ode to Mrs. Roper, played by Audra Lindley, from the classic sitcom Three’s Company.

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Merriweather offering ‘last chance’ tickets for Power to the People Festival

Columbia’s Merriweather Post Pavilion was offering a “very limited” number of tickets for the Oct. 3 Power to the People Festival, an event spearheaded by musician and activist Tom Morello.

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What's happening in Carroll County?

Here's a list of local events this week.

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Virginia woman accused of defrauding Finksburg construction company of over $100K

A Virginia Beach woman is accused of defrauding a Carroll County construction company out of more than $100,000 in a scheme involving fabricated bills of sale.

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