Latest Updates: July 15, 2025
In the heart of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, the Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief serves as a trusted source of daily information for residents. Produced every morning at 6:00 am, this concise podcast delivers approximately 15 minutes of local news, sports, weather, events, and community-relevant segments.
The Daily News Brief covers a wide range of topics, including updates on city affairs, such as mayoral races, budget decisions, and community issues. For example, announcements of new candidates for mayor or the passing of local budgets are common features. The podcast also offers coverage of local sporting events and live music happenings, including a weekly "Annapolis After Dark" segment hosted by BeeprBuzz that highlights local live music.
Weather reports are another essential component of the Daily News Brief, keeping listeners informed of local conditions. Special segments occasionally feature stories such as notable local authors, cultural events, human interest or historical pieces, and even storytime.
The Daily News Brief is accessible on all major podcast platforms and social media channels, including Facebook (All Annapolis, Eye On Annapolis) and Twitter (@eyeonannapolis). For hearing-impaired listeners, a full transcript is provided on the Eye On Annapolis website to enhance accessibility.
The Daily News Brief is sponsored by several notable local organisations, including Annapolis Subaru, the SPCA of Anne Arundel County, Fish For A Cure, and Hospice of the Chesapeake.
Recent topics on the Daily News Brief include a tragic head-on crash in Galesville that resulted in the death of 61-year-old Patricia Lynn Warren and non-life-threatening injuries to the Silverado's driver. The Anne Arundel County Crash Reconstruction Team is currently investigating the incident.
Another topic of interest is a grassroots group called Save Our Harbor, which is advocating against a proposed 90+ slip marina at the end of City Dock in Annapolis. The group argues that the marina could harm maritime safety, the environment, and Annapolis's maritime heritage. Public engagement is central to Save Our Harbor's campaign, with more details available on their website and Facebook page.
In addition, a new Venezuelan restaurant named Don Chico's has opened in Anne Arundel County, replacing Memo's Bar & Grill. Don Chico's is owned by Juan Francisco Moreno Arreaza, who plans to retain some fan favorites from Memo's while focusing on authentic Venezuelan flavors.
The Daily News Brief also features inspiring conversations with local authors, such as an interview with Kelly Hoover. This week, listeners can look forward to a storytime presented by the Chesapeake Crossroads Heritage Area.
Finally, Rams Head On Stage is offering tickets for various shows in July, including Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze, Storm Large, and Abe Partridge & Jack Barksdale.
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The Daily News Brief features local coverage of sporting events and live music happenings, such as the "Annapolis After Dark" segment, in addition to providing weather updates to its listeners. While announcing recent news and events in Annapolis, like the tragic crash in Galesville or updates on community groups like Save Our Harbor, the Daily News Brief also hosts interviews with local authors and offers ticket sales for live shows at Rams Head On Stage.
