During the 40th anniversary celebration of the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center’s (UM BWMC) cardiopulmonary program in May, Severna Park resident Claudia Cavey used a ...

Born and raised in Annapolis, Hilary Joyce was a self-proclaimed dabbler. “I never stuck with anything in my life,” Joyce recalled. “I played one-and-a-half soccer games. I was even a cheerleader for ...

In “Woman In Gold,” Maria Altmann (Helen Mirren) fights the Austrian government with the help of her amateur lawyer, Randy (Ryan Reynolds), to reclaim her family’s portrait that Austria refuses to ...

Alan Turing’s incredible story of breaking the Nazi’s Enigma code remained a well-protected secret for decades. His story is one of great triumph and deep tragedy. However, Turing’s victimization and ...

After awarding more than $80,000 of financial assistance to local individuals in crises over the past 10 years, members of Severna Park Womenade gathered recently at the home of board member Elaine ...

By Meredith Thompson Break out the party hats and slice the cake, because Woodfire Restaurant is celebrating its fourteenth birthday on March 18. Steve Mainhart, owner of the restaurant that takes ...

Gayle Bremer had been searching for somewhere to volunteer when she stumbled upon Hospice of the Chesapeake. She loaded the Anne Arundel County Volunteer Center website and saw a page about the ...

Rugby Hall in Arnold is tucked away so well that if it weren’t for the well-known Wroxeter-on-Severn English Tudor Revival-style mansion, even locals might not know it’s there. Built in 1909 for ...

Each month, the Severna Park Voice poses a question to a local fifth-grade class. This month, students from Mrs. Merrill’s class at Severna Park Elementary answered the question: If you could invite ...

Martin Gorman, owner of Ledo Pizza in Severna Park, Millersville and Pasadena, has worked relentlessly to make his restaurants a local favorite. Gorman explained Ledo Pizza has a multipronged approach ...

Fourth- and fifth-graders sang their hearts out and danced the night away at opening night of Shipley’s Choice Elementary School’s 13th-annual “Rock & Roll Revival” on May 4. Themed “A Musical Road ...

During Stacey Coppock’s senior year of high school, her guidance counselor asked her to be an aide for a special education class. “My role was to assist students with life skills, but in the end, they ...