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Sykesville’s Black Heritage Project: An Interview with O... Mr. Owen “Hanky” Norris was born on May 6, 1939, to Earle S. Norris and Mabel Johnson Norris and was among the first generation of child...
🎥 Owen Norris – Robert Moton Alumni InterviewCopyright © Community Media Center of Carroll County. Inc. 2023
Owen W. "Hanky" Norris May 6, 1939 - October 21, 2025Owen W. “Hanky” Norris lived a life rooted in resilience, community, and quiet leadership. As a Robert Moton High School alumnus, his st...
Raise a Glass, Sykesville — Art & Wine Returns Soon 🍷🎨Join us in Downtown Sykesville on May 2nd for the Art & Wine Festival—a community fundraiser filled with wine tastings, live music, arti...
A Firm Foundation: Brad Collins and the Communities at J... Neighbors, did you know that within our community there is a smaller community with roots and heritage that you’ve probably never realiz...
Turning Experience Into Impact: The “DISRUPTIVE TALK”In a world where conformity often overshadows creativity, the Disruptive Entrepreneur Workshop emerges as a beacon for those daring to d...
Help Shape the Future of Downtown SykesvilleThe Downtown Sykesville Connection is beginning its next strategic planning process, and we’re inviting community members to help guide ...
✨ Façade Improvement Funding Now Available! ✨✨ Façade Improvement Funding Now Available! ✨
The Downtown Sykesville Façade Improvement Program is officially open and accepting applic...
Strategic Planning Input SurveyThe Downtown Sykesville Connection is beginning its strategic planning process and is seeking thoughtful input from board members, staff...
💕 Fall in Love with Sorella This Valentine’s SeasonThis Valentine’s Day Valentine’s Day isn’t just about grand gestures — it’s about meaningful ones…. and in Downtown Sykesville, Sorella ...
Scents, Style & Small-Town Soul: Unwined Welcomes River ... At the heart of this vibrant street sits Unwined., a shop that’s become a sensory stop for locals and visitors alike. Known for its beau...
A gallery where everyone belongsAlong the blue brick of 7611 Main Street , a once-quiet stretch of wall has become something living: a mirror-lined, frame-filled, joy-p...