- Annapolis Speed Cameras Going 24/7 in September
Annapolis will expand automated speed camera enforcement to 24 hours a day, seven days a week beginning September 8 at all existing locations. Separately, Forest Drive speed enforcement begins August 11 following the recent speed limit reduction.
- Storm Brothers Battles Flooding and Falling Sales at City Dock
Storm Brothers Ice Cream Factory owner Sveinn Storm says City Dock construction, flooding, access problems, and declining foot traffic are putting serious financial pressure on the nearly 50-year-old Annapolis business. Recent drainage changes may help with flooding, but Storm says downtown businesses still need more support as construction continues.
- August Events Pack the Calendar in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County
August is loaded with things to do in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, including live music, waterfront activities, history, family events and major attractions such as Nitro Circus at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. The month also features concerts, cruises, festivals and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the final stretch of summer.
4. DICK’S House of Sport Opens in Annapolis With Ravens Stars
DICK’S House of Sport will celebrate its Annapolis Mall grand opening August 14 through 16 with giveaways, discounts and appearances by Baltimore Ravens stars. Hall of Famer Ed Reed will appear August 14, while Ravens running back Derrick Henry is scheduled for August 16.
5. Estonia’s Magic Strings Bringing Free Concerts to Anne Arundel County
Estonian youth violin ensemble Magic Strings will perform two free concerts in Anne Arundel County, appearing August 21 at First Presbyterian Church of Annapolis and August 25 at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Arnold. The internationally traveled ensemble performs classical, folk, film and contemporary music.
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