Baltimore County's Recreation and Parks Department earned CAPRA accreditation, joining an elite group of park agencies recognized for exceptional service and management.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball endorses a report outlining future agricultural initiatives for West Friendship Park, focusing on education, support, and recreation.

The new Hazelwood Skate Park opened in Baltimore County, offering a modern venue for skateboarding with $1.3 million in funding from Maryland's infrastructure program.

Howard County has launched the Tree Savers Program to combat invasive species, with initiatives led by County Executive Calvin Ball. This effort includes volunteer programs and a large-scale tree planting partnership with Maryland DNR.

A Southern District police officer, Corporal Sears, rescued an entangled deer in Annapolis with shears, allowing the unharmed animal to safely return to the wild.

Howard County unveiled a new COVID-19 Memorial featuring a grove of birch trees and a water feature in Meadowbrook Park, Ellicott City, as a space for reflection and remembrance.

The Maryland Zoo's oldest African penguin, Mr. Greedy, was euthanized due to age-related health issues after a life that contributed 230 descendants to his endangered species.

Howard County begins construction on a new skatepark and pickleball courts at Blandair Regional Park in Columbia, along with additional amenities like lighted basketball courts and improved parking.

A new eco-friendly Harbor Wetland exhibit, spanning 10,000 square feet, has been introduced by Baltimore's National Aquarium, reviving the city's natural Chesapeake Bay tidal habitats.

The Lake Montebello Playground in Baltimore has been renamed to honor Mary Pat Clarke, a former city council president, and features new playground and fitness equipment.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces the renaming and improvement of a park in Baltimore, now called 'The Fields at Pimlico Park,' thanks to a $900,000 investment.

Howard County officials broke ground on Centennial Park West's improvements, including synthetic fields and new lights, set to be completed in fall 2025, with $1.5M County funds and $9M in state grants.

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