Clarksville News

The 131st annual Clarksville Picnic is now history. Mother Nature cooperated with a lovely day.

A Baltimore man was sentenced Tuesday to 25 years in prison in the armed robbery of two men trying to make a deposit at a Clarksville bank in September 2007.

Do you love a parade? Then you're in for a treat as the 10th annual Independence Day Parade steps onto South Trotter Road and follows its route along Guilford Road and Great Star Drive to the Fifth District Fire Station Saturday, July 4 at 9:15 a.m. The 10th anniversary parade is sure to be one you'll enjoy and long remember.

The Greater Chesapeake and Potomac Region of the American Red Cross is requesting blood donations.

Participants go through aerobics, strength training and abs work, 8:20 a.m. to 9:20 a.m. Fridays at Glenwood Senior Center, 2400 Route 97.

Hundred-year-old spokes, a reminder of the Hub City's manufacturing history, are for sale at a memorabilia auction this weekend.

Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler has announced an unregistered broker in Clarksville has pleaded guilty to securities fraud and embezzlement in payday loan scheme.

The 131st annual Clarksville Picnic Saturday, June 27 will have something new and exciting.

United States Attorney A. Brian Albritton announces that U.S. District Judge Marcia Morales Howard today sentenced William Raymond Miller to 10 years and one month in federal prison for mail fraud and wire fraud.

Nine Howard County high schools were named to Newsweek magazine's annual list of top American high schools.

Belle Kline, who owns Belle's Antiques and Apparel in Lochearn, gets help from Pastor George Sebek of Oak Ridge Community Church and Rabbi Barry Rubin of Emmanuel Messianic Jewish Congregation.

A Mount Airy man died and an Odenton man was seriously injured Thursday night in a collision involving two sport-utility vehicles in Clarksville , according to Howard County police.

Police in Howard County are investigating an accident that has left one person dead and five more in the hospital.

Polo, anyone? Yes, polo and it's right here in Clarksville. The Lewis family presents the fourth annual Ten Oaks Cup polo match to benefit Catholic Charities Our Daily Bread/Our Daily Bread Employment Center Saturday, June 6. Gates open at noon at 6005 Ten Oaks Road and the match begins at 2 p.m. General admission is only $30 per car in advance and ...

Well, here it is, the first week in June. And you know what that means- high school graduation at Merriweather Post Pavillion, in Columbia.

The Clarksville Middle School wind ensemble received superior ratings at the recent Maryland State Middle School Band Festival.

Job seekers swarmed to a Howard County career fair Friday. View Larger More than 1,500 people crammed into the Ten Oaks Ballroom in Clarksville Friday in search of a job.

Repulsed by the government's violent response to protests in his homeland of China 20 years ago, Yifei Gan knew he had to remain in the United States to pursue artistic freedom.

Traffic in the vicinity of Clarksville, Maryland was gridlocked for hours in the middle of the day, Friday.

At 19, Sarah Whetzel helps run a profitable business, takes classes at Howard Community College and plans to earn a four-year degree in business.