Media Room

Today Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz encouraged all interested citizens to attend the annual Defenders Day at North Point celebration on Sunday, September 4 at Fort Howard Park.

Today, Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz announced the start of Baltimore County Restaurant Week, which runs August 12 – 26.

County Executive Kevin Kamenetz held a press conference this morning to promote summer tourism in Baltimore County. The main theme of this summer’s promotion is Beach Break- Be there, 30 Minutes or Less.

Halfway through Baltimore County Restaurant Week, participating restaurateurs have seen an increase in diners coming through their doors to take advantage of the promotion that features special menus at a discounted, fixed price.

Today, Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz joined Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Keith Scott to launch Baltimore County Restaurant Week, which runs January 14 - 28.

Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz today announced new opportunities to explore and enjoy Baltimore County’s attractions, events, lodging, and dining options with a new visitor outreach initiative.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith celebrated the opening of the farmside exhibits and farm improvements at the Hampton National Historic Site, an 18th century estate in Towson.

Baltimore County Executive announced the dates for Baltimore County Restaurant Week – January 14-28, 2011 and invited local restaurateurs to participate in the promotion.

With a crowd gathered in the rolling hills of Shawan Downs in Hunt Valley, Baltimore County Executive officially opened the tenth running of the Legacy Chase and highlighted the new Baltimore County Center for Maryland Agriculture.

Middle River residents and boaters from around the region have long known that Middle River offers beautiful views, friendly people and great waterfront attractions.

As summer temperatures continue to rise, visitors and residents do not have go far to stay cool.

Tour operators and BRAC coordinators from the region toured Baltimore County’s waterfront on a familiarization trip organized by the Baltimore County Department of Economic Development.

County Executive Jim Smith today encouraged County residents to find out about July 4 events and more than 200 free and nearly free events, attractions and activities this summer throughout Baltimore County.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith today announced the formation of a Baltimore County War of 1812 Bicentennial Advisory Committee.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith today announced the launch of “Free Family Fun,” a promotion that includes more than 200 free and nearly-free events, attractions, and activities for residents and visitors over the summer.