50 Years Ago – July 2025
50 Years Ago This Month Norrisville Parks and Recreation hosted Donkey Ball in front of 600 spectators. According to The Aegis, the game was played with a wiffle ball and bat. Players wore bib overalls and were required to hit and run bases on the back of a live...
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25 Years Ago – July 2025
25 Years Ago This Month Bel Air's Erin Nett will compete for a shot at the Olympic Trials in Pole Vaulting. She has cleared 13' 1/2"...the '96 Gold medalist cleared 15'4". C. Milton Wright grad Megan Hube was named Gatorade and Fellowship of Christian Athletes...
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10 Years Ago – July 2025
10 years ago this month Andrew Preston, a rising freshman from North Harford Middle School was named Brine Lacrosse Player of the Year for his age group.  Andrew attended North Harford High School. Local runner Dave Stevenson won the Gunpowder Neck 10 miler on June...
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50 Years Ago – June 2025
50 Years Ago This Month Bel Air's Ben Ibister was named to his 1st of six US Kayaking teams. He'd go on to be world champion in 1979. Led by Tom Battles and Robert Rexroth, the Harford Barbell Club won the Tri-State Powerlifting Championships held in Cumberland....
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25 Years Ago – June 2025

25 Years Ago – June 2025

25 Years Ago This Month C. Milton Wright and John Carroll dominated the girl's lacrosse 1st team with five players each. Each had eight more girls named 2nd team and honorable mention (even though only 12 can be on the field at one time per team). Vi Ripken Memorial...

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10 Years Ago – June 2025

10 Years Ago – June 2025

10 years ago this month North Harford's Kevin Mooney and C. Milton Wright's Bobby Ruse helped the University of MD defeat UCLA to win their NCAA Super Region games. Both pitchers had sub 3.00 ERAs. Harford Gymnastics ladies took home 22 Gold Medals at States....

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50 Years Ago – May 2025

50 Years Ago – May 2025

50 Years Ago This Month The cost to obtain a MD Hunting License jumped from $6.50 to $8.50 for adults and from FREE for hunters under 16 to $2.50. The youngest of Edgewood High School's Bradley brothers, Carl "Wee" Bradley, passed away at a basketball tryout at North...

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