Award-winning Sykesville nonprofit names successor to longtime director • 5 things we learned from Ravens’ 30-23 overtime win over Falcons
Carroll County Daily Headlines Monday, October 12, 2026 | | |
| | | | | A nonprofit that supported local businesses and provided scholarships to high school seniors has closed after more than three decades, citing declining membership. | | | | | After a decade leading Downtown Sykesville Connection, Julie Della-Maria will step down at the end of 2026, with TurnAround development director Nick Staigerwald set to succeed her. | | | | | The Ravens beat the Falcons, 30-23, in overtime behind Tyler Huntley and Derrick Henry. Here are five things we learned from the victory. | | | | | The program supports career development for work in specific fields: aerospace, cybersecurity, education, healthcare, high-tech agriculture and quantum-computing lab work. | | | Here's a list of local events this week. | | | | | The Knights jumped on the Falcons early and never let up Friday night, defeating Winters Mill, 55-35, in a homecoming win. | | | | | Patrons “Shopped, Slurped & Strolled” through historic downtown Westminster at the annual Oyster Stroll Saturday, that featured local oyster farmers, local Maryland distilleries, live entertainment, tasty food, local artisans and fun for the whole family. The Oyster Stroll celebrates Chesapeake Bay farm-raised oysters while highlighting Westminster’s efforts to restore wild oysters to the bay. | | | | | The Fall Festival, on Main Street Saturday, “Autumn Around the World,” celebrated shared human experience by highlighting the rich cultural traditions that welcome fall in communities across the globe. | | | | | | 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. | |
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