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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25 Years Ago – May 2025
25 Years Ago This Month Joppatowne's Sheree Turner broke the Harford County girl's 8lb shot put record set by fellow Mariner, Thori Staples. Staples was a member of the USA World Cup Soccer team and was eight time state track and field champion. Turner missed a 36'...
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10 Years Ago – May 2025
10 years ago this month To wrap up the baseball season, the UCBAC Northern All Stars beat the UCBAC Southern All Stars 6-2. 51 year-old Army veteran Rob Bartholomew of Aberdeen won the Grand Master's Division of the Baltimore Memorial Day 5K in a time of 24:14.  There...
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50 Years Ago – April 2025
50 Years Ago This Month -250 spectators filled the Bel Air Armory to see the American Boxing Associations #6 ranked heavyweight Rick Windon earn a split decision over Richard Higgins. University of South Carolina's Jeff Grantz (Bel Air HS '72) hit two home runs, one...
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25 Years Ago – February 2025

25 Years Ago – February 2025

25 Years Ago This Month Bel Air, C Milton Wright, and John Carroll - all 3 undefeated - took to the pool with JC coming out on top 246 to CMW's 226 and BA taking 3rd with 146 points. Aberdeen lost their 3rd champion coach in as many years this fall when UCBAC Champion...

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10 Years Ago – February 2025

10 Years Ago – February 2025

10 years ago this month Patterson Mill managed an 8-0 record at the Dundalk Wrestling Duals by edging Eastern Tech 33-30 and Digital Harbor in the finals 37-34. The Harford Owls defeated the visiting Cecil Seahawks 93-91 in front of a full house. D2 transfer Brandon...

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50 Years Ago – January 2025

50 Years Ago – January 2025

50 Years Ago This Month Liz Panos of Bel Air is named Aegis Athlete of the Year due to her outstanding performances in Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball and Flag Football. Panos is the first female ever to be named Harford Athlete of the Year. Al Neville was named...

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