Carroll County advances some zoning changes, but others remain under review • Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company carnival | PHOTOS
Carroll County Daily Headlines Tuesday, July 28, 2026 | | |
| | | | | The Town of Sykesville unveiled renderings last week of how the site of the historic B.F. Shriver Cannery could look, after the distinctive 109-year-old building is demolished. | | | | | Two proposed zoning amendments are moving forward as Carroll County officials continue reviewing changes affecting age-restricted housing, cluster subdivisions, self-storage facilities and planned commercial centers. | | | | | The Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company is hosting the final carnival of the season through August 1, nightly from 6 to 11 p.m., at the Coppermine Pantherplex grounds. | | | Here's a list of local events this week. | | | | | “We have homemade sauce. We make everything from scratch, and we … like to bring back the simple ‘food done right’ concept,” a co-owner said. | | | | | Carroll County’s first McAlister’s Deli is opening Monday, hosting a ribbon-cutting with giveaways for the first 100 guests. | | | | | Carroll County Administrator Roberta Windham will retire after more than 11 years in the role. A consultant will lead a national search for her replacement. | | | | | The restored Durbin House, built in 1767, will open to the public Tuesday. It is to become the future visitor center for Wakefield Valley Park. | | | |