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Hampstead man charged after allegedly firing gun at delivery van • Orioles trade grades: How experts evaluate Baltimore’s deadline moves
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Carroll County Daily Headlines

Tuesday, August 4, 2026

Mount Airy rejects annexation for controversial sports complex

The Mount Airy Town Council unanimously rejected a plan to annex 60 acres north of Watersville Road for an Elite Baseball sports complex.

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Hampstead man charged after allegedly firing gun at delivery van

A Hampstead man faces assault and firearms charges after allegedly shooting at a delivery van during a road rage incident in Westminster on Saturday.

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Orioles trade grades: How experts evaluate Baltimore’s deadline moves

What did analysts think of the Orioles’ trade deadline moves? Here’s a roundup of trade grades from Baltimore’s three biggest deals Monday.

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2026 Carroll Biz Challenge: Finalist publishes hyperlocal community magazines

Bradley Smith publishes three free, monthly magazines for Carroll audiences: Westminster Living, Mount Airy Living and South Carroll Living.

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Sykesville man found guilty on 14 child pornography charges

Detectives traced illicit files shared on Kik back to Armstrong’s Sykesville home while he was stationed with the Navy in Connecticut. He’s held without bond until his October sentencing.

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Bestselling authors Bohjalian, Coben, Picoult to headline Carroll book events

Harlan Coben will discuss his new memoir, Chris Bohjalian brings his “Flight Attendant” follow-up, and Jodi Picoult tops the county’s first-ever book festival — with tickets selling fast.

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2026 Carroll Biz Challenge: Harmony Hub Health offers a different approach to wellness

Harmony Hub Health owner Michele Postol is one of five finalists competing in the 2026 Carroll Biz Challenge for a $10,000 grand prize.

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Carroll Lutheran School to close for next school year; long-term future unclear

“We ask that you continue to keep our students, families, faculty, staff, and the entire Carroll Lutheran School community in your prayers as we walk through this transition together,” the school said in a Facebook announcement

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