Eye on Annapolis: Weekly Round-Up

1. New Lacrosse Complex Planned for South County

The Maryland Lacrosse League has announced plans to build a state-of-the-art sports complex in Anne Arundel County. The facility will include multiple fields for youth and adult leagues, offering a central hub for lacrosse and other recreational sports. The project aims to boost local sports programs and attract regional tournaments, benefiting the county’s economy.

Maryland Lacrosse League Announces Plans for New Sports Complex in Anne Arundel County

2. Pete Medhurst, Voice of Navy Athletics, Passes Away at 55

Pete Medhurst, the beloved voice of Navy Athletics, has passed away after a courageous battle with cancer. Known for his passion and dedication, Medhurst served as a sports announcer for decades, leaving a lasting legacy in Annapolis and beyond. Fans and colleagues have shared heartfelt tributes, celebrating his contributions to Navy sports and the community.

Pete Medhurst, Beloved Voice of Navy Athletics, Dies After Battle with Cancer

3. Student Stabbed at Meade High School, Two Students Arrested

A student was stabbed at Meade High School, prompting a lockdown and increased police presence. The incident occurred on the morning of January 23, 2025, and the injured student was flown to shock-trauma with non-life-threatening injuries. Police made an arrest of two fellow students the following day.

Student Stabbed at Meade High School; School on Lockdown

4. Five Candidates Vie for the Vacant District 30-A Seat in House of Delegates

Five candidates are competing to fill the vacant District 30A seat in the Maryland House of Delegates, following Shaneka Henson’s move to the Senate. The candidates include Dylan Behler, Abigail Diehl, Lindsay Donahue, Chrissy Holt, and Brooks Schandelmeier. Residents can submit comments online or by mail as the Anne Arundel County Democratic Central Committee prepares its recommendation.

Five Candidates Vie for Vacant District 30A Delegate Seat

5. Three Women Arrested After Shooting at Annapolis Town Center

Police arrested three women following reports of shots fired at Annapolis Town Center. The incident caused a brief panic, but no injuries were reported. Authorities recovered a firearm and are continuing their investigation. Annapolis Town Center has resumed normal operations as police maintain a heightened presence.