For the third straight year, inmates at the Carroll County Prison are busy preparing the ground near the Public Works Department for their inmate garden. Not only will the garden offset some of the costs of feeding the inmates, said Deputy Warden Tim Tant, but it also gives them life skills for when they’re released.

“It’s really just to help as far as the inmates go,” he said. “It gives them some fresh vegetables and some pride in growing their own food.”

Looking for a way your kids can get out of the house and get some exercise? The Carroll County Recreation Department and Central High School have teamed up to offer three weeks of sports-focused summer camps beginning this June. All the camps cost $30 per participant and are held at on the Central High School campus and run by the school's coaches.