Carroll County Daily Headlines newsletter
As state warns of fiscal cliff, county leaders say roads aren’t funded fairly • Construction worker hit by dump truck, critically injured in Westminster
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Carroll County Daily Headlines

Friday, July 24, 2026

Westminster’s Durbin House to reopen

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.

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As state warns of fiscal cliff, county leaders say roads aren’t funded fairly

County Executive Bob Cassilly has joined other Harford leaders in urging the state to devote more funding to local roads.

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Construction worker hit by dump truck, critically injured in Westminster

A man was critically injured after being struck in Westminster and was flown to a Baltimore trauma center, officials said.

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If Orioles buy at trade deadline, these positions are their biggest needs

Should the Orioles push their chips in at the trade deadline and act as buyers, they have several positions of need they could address.

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Reese Volunteer Fire Company carnival in Westminster | PHOTOS

Reese Volunteer Fire Company is hosting its annual carnival through Saturday night at 1745 Baltimore Blvd. The event features rides, which open at 6 p.m. daily, games and a beer garden, as well as nightly entertainment beginning at 7:30 p.m.

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Dynamic Automotive drives expansion with new Westminster shop

Dynamic Automotive opened a shop in Westminster, its third Carroll County location, after acquiring the Lee Weller Auto Service location.

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3 Hampstead Bypass roundabouts get safety fixes to reduce sideswipes

Overnight construction is underway through August, with lane reductions and new buffer zones designed to give drivers safer merge opportunities.

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Westminster solar farm plan faces state hearing Monday

The 12-acre project would sit on land classified as prime farmland. Developers say it would power low- and moderate-income households and create dozens of jobs.

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