Abingdon News

A group of 21 high school seniors will not only have the privilege of graduating in June and moving onto the next chapter in their lives, but also next week they'll have the honor of being the first graduating class of Harford County's only International Baccalaureate program.

The following are recent arrests made by the Harford County Sheriff's Office : Bel Air man charged with credit card theft Kyle Minnibach, 26, of the 1700 block of Gillingham Drive in Bel Air, was charged May 21 with 19A theft-related charges including theft between $1,000 and $10,000, stealing another person's credit card and fraud by identity ... (more)

America's history of travel came alive this weekend at the Abingdon branch of the Harford County Public Library in a new Smithsonian-partnered exhibit.

The Harford County Public Library Board of Trustees will make its final decisions in June and July regarding reinstatement of Sunday hours at some branches.

ABINGDON, Md. - A movie-goer at a Maryland showing of the "The Avengers" proved himself more of a super zero than a super hero, when he allegedly pulled the fire alarm in the theater, CBS Baltimore reported.

At least three Harford County library branches stand to have Sunday hours reinstated after the Harford County Council passed a budget amendment approving the longer hours Tuesday night.

ABINGDON, Md. Angry with ';The Avengers,'; a Maryland man causes a scare when he gets frustrated with the popular movie.

For the first time, Harford County will host an official Smithsonian exhibit when Journey Stories, a look at how and why Americans have traveled since the country's inception, opens at the Abingdon library branch Saturday.

Fire marshals and Harford County Sheriff's Office deputies were called to the Regal Cinemas in Abingdon Monday night after a customer became belligerent over the showing of "The Avengers" film and allegedly pulled a fire alarm inside the theater, according to the State Fire Marshal's Office.

Chris Evans as Captain America and Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark in scene from movie "Marvel's The Avengers" A customer at the Avengers movie in Harford County apparently sought vengeance after he got more than he bargained for at a recent screening.

A group of motorcyclists who regularly ride to Washington, D.C. , to support fallen police officers has a new chapter from this area whose members are expected to pass through Harford County Thursday and Friday on their way to the nation's capital.

There are currently four unclaimed second-tier, $250,000 Mega Millions lottery tickets that were sold in Maryland two at different stores in Bel Air , the Maryland Lottery said Wednesday.

The following are recent arrests made by the Bel Air Police Department : Jarrettsville man arrested on bench warrant Douglas Clifton Shields, 26, of the 1600 block of Baldwin Mill Road in Jarrettsville, was arrested May 4 on a bench warrant in a case in which he was charged with possession of a drug other than marijuana.

Morris & Ritchie Associates Inc., a Harford County engineering and architecture firm, is expanding into Northern Virginia with a new office in Sterling.

A The following are recent arrests made by the Bel Air Police Department : Darlington man arrested on drug charges Dean Cecil Carden, 28, of the 3900 block of Conowingo Road in Darlington, who police say no longer has a fixed address, was charged May 2 with possession of a drug other than marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

A The following is a recent arrest made by the Bel Air Police Department : Bel Air woman charged with theft, assault Brandy Lee Coleman, 18, of the 900 block of Leeswood Road in Bel Air, was charged April 17 with theft less than $1,000, second-degree assault and possession of marijuana.

DuClaw Brewing Company is still negotiating to purchase a 167,000-square-foot warehouse in Harford County for a future brewery, the company's president and the site's broker said Tuesday, a project that could make the brewer a major player in the regional craft beer market.

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