Mount Airy is burying a time capsule for 50 years. Here’s how to contribute. • Boys & Girls Clubs and Find Your Purpose to host back-to-school giveaway
Carroll County Daily Headlines Saturday, August 15, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Good morning. Today’s top stories highlight a local business owner’s unusual response to offensive social media posts, an effort to preserve Carroll County history and a back-to-school community partnership. A Carroll business has added a $16.99 fried chicken sandwich to its menu as a response to racist posts made by a former employee, with proceeds and attention turning toward a broader conversation about accountability. ... In Mount Airy, residents, businesses and organizations are being invited to contribute items to a time capsule that will be sealed in 2026 and opened in 2076. ... Plus, the Boys & Girls Clubs and Find Your Purpose are teaming up for a back-to-school giveaway. — Todd Karpovich | | | | The fried chicken sandwich is topped with bacon and cheddar and comes on a brioche bun with a side of pickles and chips. It sells for $16.99 and will remain on the menu until the end of August. | | | | | Mount Airy is preparing a time capsule to preserve a snapshot of life in 2026, with residents, businesses and organizations invited to contribute items before it is sealed and opened in 2076. | | | | | While both organizations have hosted separate back-to-school giveaways for several years, the two decided to team up this year. | | | | | Hundreds of Maryland defendants are waiting months in jail for court-ordered psychiatric treatment despite a state law requiring admission within 10 business days. | | | | | “This is anything but a normal case,” said Baltimore defense attorney Andy Alperstein. “The president talks about it. It raised serious concerns about the healthcare system.” | | | | | Five tenants who sued the owner and management company of a Baltimore apartment complex over allegations of persistent trash, rodents, and other issues have resolved the matter, according to attorneys involved in the case. | | | | | The court says the tax violates the federal Internet Tax Freedom Act. | | | | | Launched in 2017, Johnson’s sportswear “Project Rock” will no longer be part of the Baltimore-based company, a UA spokesperson confirmed. | | | | | Chris Bassitt looked more like himself, high-leverage Cam Sanders is becoming a thing and Craig Albernaz delivered in a crucial win for the Orioles. | | | | | Here are five undrafted Ravens players who have caught the attention of columnist Josh Tolentino heading into the preseason. | | | | | By The Associated Press LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Malik Willis got off to an impressive start as Miami’s new quarterback, leading a 14-play, 93-yard touchdown drive as the Dolphins lost 20-7 to the Washington Commanders Friday night… | | | | | | FROM SUN MARKETING Trusted journalism will always be at the heart of The Baltimore Sun. But now, subscribers are unlocking something extra that makes everyday life more affordable. Discover how The Sun Club brings exclusive national and local discounts right to your neighborhood. | |