The Southwest Baltimore sewing machine retail and repair shop harkens back to the days when Baltimore housed the second-largest garment industry in the U.S.
The community taproom is one of the leading examples of what Baltimore’s historic churches, many of which have increasingly become vacant or outright abandoned, can transform into, as part of what’s called “adaptive reuse."
Before he's honored at Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium this weekend, the homegrown astronaut talks local memories and the perspective you get from a quarter-million miles away.
Throughout the decades, the mall became much more than a shopping destination—with highlights like a live penguin exhibit at Hochschild-Kohn’s department store and a window display of monkeys at Hess Shoes.
Three years after tragically losing her daughter in Baltimore's deadliest mass shooting, Krystal Gonzalez reclaimed the day—and continues to advocate for gun violence reduction.
Casey Jarvis attends dozens of games each season wearing full hot dog regalia. On Sept. 9, he's assembling a crew to attempt a special hot dog-and-beer challenge.
Thanks to resilient business owners, neighbors, and community leaders, a town hit hard by two floods and the economic toll of the pandemic is now experiencing a renaissance.
“The way we see it, joyfully expressing who we are and what we stand for is the strongest act of resistance against a world lurching toward tyranny," writes co-founder Gabriella Souza.
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