Business briefs: Another World VR opens at TownMall of Westminster • Carroll officials will intervene in two solar projects proposed for Fannie Dorsey Road in Sykesville
Carroll County Daily Headlines Friday, March 14, 2025 | | |
| | It is yet unclear how course offerings in Carroll County high schools will change amid implementation of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future. | | | Another World VR Westminster is part of an international chain of virtual reality arenas with locations in 250 cities across 36 countries worldwide, according to its website. | | | The Board of Carroll County Commissioners has made a formal attempt to stop development of two community solar projects on agricultural properties in Sykesville. | | | Hopkins’ medical school, Bloomberg School of Public Health and JHPIEGO, the university’s health initiative that focuses on global public health, will take the brunt of the loss. | | | If it moves forward, it could affect planning decisions about where to locate “certain functions” of McCormick’s operations, Nolan said. | | | Maryland is partnering with SIRUM, a nonprofit redistributor of surplus medicine, to expand access to affordable prescription drugs to state residents, Gov. Wes Moore said Thursday. | | | With just over 24 hours until the federal government was set to shut down, Maryland Democrats in Congress all said they were rejecting Republicans’ latest budget plan. | | | Baltimore-area leaders say recent USDA cuts will hurt children and farmers. The Trump administration says it’s eliminating unnecessary spending. | | | What should Orioles fans make of the team’s injuries? Jacob Calvin Meyer answers that and more in The Baltimore Sun’s Orioles mailbag. | | | From the opening tip, Francis Scott Key looked right at home, defeating Parkside to return to the Class 2A state championship game. | | | |