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Maryland counties gear up to elect candidates not only into state positions but local officials into offices.

A look at Maryland’s midterm election from 5 towns

November 7, 2022
Dan Cox and Wes Moore at the Maryland Public Television gubernatorial forum on Oct. 12.

Cox, Moore stand opposed in 2022 MPT Gubernatorial debate

October 12, 2022
Maryland Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox joined the Spokesmans forum on Sept. 27 at 7 p.m.

Dan Cox answers long awaited questions in Spokesman gubernatorial forum

September 28, 2022
The Spokesman cultivated a list of 10 Morgan State University graduates actively making a difference in the world.

Black History Month 2022: Top 10 Morganites making a difference

February 11, 2022
These additional safety measures come after years of community safety issues and follow last year’s homecoming where a student was shot on campus during last year’s homecoming festivities at the Montebello Complex.  “Our goal is to make sure that everyone that attends Morgans homecoming does two things, one, that theyre safe and two, that they have a great time,” said Lance Hatcher, chief of police for the Morgan State University Police Department.

Timeline: How homecoming escalated from celebrations to a shooting

November 16, 2021
Morgan States Lacrosse Club is currently running a fundraiser to raise money for their organization. Some of their goals include playing home games in Hughes Stadium in 2024 and providing athletes with uniforms and equipment.

Morgan State’s Lacrosse club hopes to restore organization

October 27, 2021

[Video] Countdown to 154: Generations of Homecoming

October 6, 2021
Kristie Richardson (left), and her grandmother, Virginia Richardson (right) were both alum of Morgan State University. Both are descendants of George McMechen, an African-American attorney and a member of the first class of Morgan State College.

Virginia Richardson, former associate director of the Soper Library, passes at 101

October 1, 2021
These additional safety measures follow last year’s homecoming where a student was shot on campus during last year’s homecoming festivities at the Montebello Complex.  “Our goal is to make sure that everyone that attends Morgans homecoming does two things, one, that theyre safe and two, that they have a great time,” said Lance Hatcher, chief of police for the Morgan State University Police Department.

Morganites gather for the first in-person football game in a year and a half

September 6, 2021
MSU President David Wilson reviews fall 2021 reopening options at spring town hall

MSU President David Wilson reviews fall 2021 reopening options at spring town hall

March 3, 2021
‘Wellness days’ substitute Spring Break in unprecedented school year

‘Wellness days’ substitute Spring Break in unprecedented school year

February 1, 2021
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