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Carroll County Week 3 high school football preview: The dogfight starts now • ‘We will not drop it’: Howard parents demand fixes after missing-bus scare
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Carroll County Daily Headlines

Wednesday, September 16, 2026

Mount Airy approves 2 storm sirens for $95K after teen’s death

Mount Airy officials approved a $94,836 weather siren system Monday after raising about $20,500 toward the project, with two sirens expected to be installed by December.

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Carroll County Week 3 high school football preview: The dogfight starts now

Take a closer look at the Carroll County high school football games this week.

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‘We will not drop it’: Howard parents demand fixes after missing-bus scare

After a bus departed Glenwood Middle School and traveled off route to Carroll County, parents are calling for improved GPS and communication when incidents occur.

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South Carroll volleyball defeats No. 13 Westminster, 3-0

South Carroll volleyball looked the part of a county contender in Tuesday’s sweep of Westminster.

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Orioles’ Alonso hits 300th career HR in wild 7-5 win over Mets at Citi Field

The Orioles’ Pete Alonso joined the 300 home run club in his second game back at Citi Field and received a curtain call from Mets fans.

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Frederick County rejects $110M Catellus data center deal, extends moratorium

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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Small fusion reactors compete to generate reliable, safe electricity

While progress begins on small, modular nuclear fission reactors across the United States for electric generation, others are betting on fusion, smashing atoms together to generate power.

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