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The 2027 grant cycle supports organizations serving women and families in Baltimore City and County. Applications close December 15th at 5 p.m. Eastern.

Baltimore County’s $2.2 million Community Improvement Grant round offers $3,000 to $200,000 awards, with a required pre-application meeting.

Baltimore County’s school-budget listening sessions begin October 27th in Cockeysville, with four more meetings scheduled through December 1st.

Early voting runs October 22nd–29th, with daily 7 a.m.–8 p.m. hours and same-day registration available to eligible Maryland residents.

Anduril’s planned Arsenal-2 facility could bring thousands of jobs to Baltimore County, with operations projected for 2030 and public incentives still subject to approvals.

Power1047 closes August 6 with Tee Grizzley’s expungement, Josh Levi’s “SWERVE,” John David Washington’s Mime, Baltimore-area news and a Netflix pick.

A longtime Baltimore County grocery store is preparing to close its doors. Giant Food has confirmed that its location at 7920–30 Belair Road in Nottingham will end operations on August 6 after approximately 50 years in the community. The company said the closure followed its regular evaluation of business conditions and local trade areas. Giant believes nearby locations, grocery delivery and its pickup services can continue serving customers in the surrounding area. Employees

The Baltimore Ravens are strengthening their long-term commitment to Baltimore County. The organization and Baltimore County announced an agreement Tuesday designed to keep the Ravens’ team headquarters and training complex in Owings Mills for decades. The agreement includes a significant investment in the facility and extends the relationship between the franchise and the surrounding community. The Owings Mills complex serves as the center of the Ravens’ year-round football