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Carroll County Daily Headlines

Thursday, October 15, 2026

Decline in CCPS enrollment puts Liberty High School project in jeopardy

“This is a pattern that presents a long-term challenge,” Jon O’Neal, assistant superintendent for operations at CCPS said.

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Pantherplex sale falls through after out-of-town bidder fails to close

The Coppermine Pantherplex, formerly North Carroll High School, could return to auction after the winning bidder in an Oct. 7 sale failed to follow through on the purchase.

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Century boys soccer edges Liberty, 1-0, in heated rivalry showdown

Pantelis Primikirios’ free-kick goal and Greyson Glenn’s 10 saves powered Century boys soccer to a 1-0 victory over Liberty.

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Maryland wrestling to host Navy in dual meet at South Carroll High School

South Carroll wrestling coach Bryan Hamper announced on social media that the Terps will host Navy in a dual meet Nov. 16 at South Carroll.

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Orioles Hall of Famer Mike Bordick on team’s layoffs: ‘Slap in the face’

Orioles Hall of Famer Mike Bordick says the team’s recent layoffs after two subpar seasons are a “slap in the face” to Baltimore’s fanbase.

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No license, no problem: Debate over qualifications for some Maryland judges

A farmer, a flight attendant and a minister are all judges in Maryland. Debate is underway about whether judges should need a law degree to preside over this court.

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Carroll County high school football stat leaders (Week 6)

Here are the Carroll County high school football statistical leaders after Week 6.

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MTA plans task force to address fare evasion after Spotlight investigation

The Maryland Transit Administration plans to form a task force to address fare evasion, a widespread problem exposed by Spotlight on Maryland’s investigation into the costs of the state’s public transportation system.

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