As state warns of fiscal cliff, county leaders say roads aren’t funded fairly • Construction worker hit by dump truck, critically injured in Westminster
Carroll County Daily Headlines Friday, July 24, 2026 | | |
| | | | | 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. | | | | | County Executive Bob Cassilly has joined other Harford leaders in urging the state to devote more funding to local roads. | | | | | A man was critically injured after being struck in Westminster and was flown to a Baltimore trauma center, officials said. | | | | | Should the Orioles push their chips in at the trade deadline and act as buyers, they have several positions of need they could address. | | | | | 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. | | | | | Dynamic Automotive opened a shop in Westminster, its third Carroll County location, after acquiring the Lee Weller Auto Service location. | | | | | Overnight construction is underway through August, with lane reductions and new buffer zones designed to give drivers safer merge opportunities. | | | | | 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. | | | | | | FROM SUN MARKETING | |