Lieutenant Governor Miller to Welcome Buddhist Monks to the State House in #Annapolis as Part of Nationwide “Walk for Peace” reportannapolis.com/2026/02/lieute…

On February 10, 1964, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, advancing landmark legislation aimed at ending segregation and prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. Read more: history.house.gov/Historical-Hig…

A group of students reportedly staged a protest today in front of Bates Middle School in #Annapolis after organizing a walkout in support of peers who have been affected by #ICE. For the full story published on Tuesday, February 10, visit reportannapolis.com/2026/02/bates-…

Mayor Littmann Addresses Former Annapolis Police Chief’s Removal at Caucus of African American Leaders Meeting reportannapolis.com/2026/02/mayor-…

On February 11, 1990, Nelson Mandela was released from prison after 27 years of incarceration in South Africa for his anti-apartheid activism. Read more: history.com/this-day-in-hi…

On February 13, 1957, Althea Gibson became the first African American tennis player to win a Grand Slam singles title, capturing the French Championships and breaking racial barriers in professional tennis. Read more: britannica.com/biography/Alth…

Come out to Heroes Pub on Mon, Feb 16, 2026 for lunch or dinner & support your community! Heroes Pub, a proud community partner, will be donating a portion of their sales from both lunch and dinner to benefit the #Annapolis Optimist Club. Heroes Pub

This is your Black History Month Fact of the Day! On February 15, 1968, Henry Lewis was appointed music director of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, becoming the first African American to lead a major U.S. symphony orchestra. Read more: diocesela.org/the-bishops-bl…

Anne Arundel Board of Education to Vote on Fiscal Year 2027 Budget, Superintendent Bedell Reappointment reportannapolis.com/2026/02/anne-a…

4 The Culture Inc. Petition Urges Annapolis Mayor and City Council to Create Budget Line Item Dedicated to Supporting African Heritage Events reportannapolis.com/2026/02/4-cult…

State’s Attorney Anne Leitess Issues Statement on Public Safety, Accountability, and the Rule of Law in Immigration Enforcement reportannapolis.com/2026/02/states…

THREE AACPS EDUCATORS EARN AWARDS FROM MARYLAND MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION reportannapolis.com/2026/02/three-…

Credit Fox 32-Chicago: Rev. Jesse Jackson, the Chicago-based civil rights icon, political trailblazer, and lifelong advocate for equality has died at 84.

Video: Maryland State Trooper Saves Choking Infant In Cecil County Credit: Maryland State Police

AACC, GLEN BURNIE HIGH DUAL-ENROLLED STUDENT NAMED NATIONAL DREAM SCHOLAR Victor Aigbedion has become the first high school student ever named a DREAM Scholar by Achieving the Dream. reportannapolis.com/2026/02/aacc-g…

County Executive Steuart Pittman Announces Over $8 Million in Federal Funding for Anne Arundel Public Safety, Infrastructure, and Community Programs reportannapolis.com/2026/02/county…

Anne Arundel County Public Schools Board Reappoints Superintendent Dr. Mark Bedell reportannapolis.com/2026/02/anne-a…

Police Identify Edgewater Resident Brian Yetter, 23, as Person Fatally Injured in Early Morning Single Vehicle Crash on Solomons Island Road reportannapolis.com/2026/02/police…

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