Lauraville

Emily Scott, left, with her partner at this year's Baltimore Pride. Emily Scott
The Chatter

Local Pastor Starts LGBTQ-Focused Church in Lauraville

Rev. Emily Scott carves out a space for inclusive religious community.
Cydney Hayes | August 21, 2018
Home & Living

The Lake House

A renovation revives a 1919 farmhouse on Lake Montebello.
Amy Mulvihill | March 23, 2018
Regina Lansinger and Richard Marsiglia outside of the Harford Road site.Photography by Mike Morgan
Food & Drink

Making Lemonade

Hamilton-Lauraville plans commercial kitchen for eyesore lot.
By Amy Mulvihill | June 07, 2016
Home & Living

Video: Tour Baltimore's Hamilton-Lauraville Neighborhood

Tour one of the area's best neighborhoods with Live Baltimore executive director Steve Gondol.
By Meredith Herzing and Justine Hulsey | March 18, 2016
Style & Shopping

Video: Four Hairstyle How-To’s to Kick Off the New Year

Lisa Hawks, owner of the Chop Shop in Lauraville, demonstrates four fun ’dos.
By Craig Forbes and Meredith Herzing | December 18, 2015
Baked potato with crab, shrimp, and mac and cheese. Photography by Scott Suchman
Food & Drink

Review: Taste This

Lauraville soul food joint expands to Charles Village.
By Amy Mulvihill | December 16, 2015

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