FOOD & DRINK
Indian restaurant to open new concept in Columbia
COLUMBIA, Md. — An Indian restaurant that has three Baltimore-area locations is now launching a quick-service restaurant in Columbia. The Mint Room will open a new restaurant called The Mint Express, at the Columbia Palace Plaza on Centre Park Drive near Route 108. The Mint Room currently has locations...
Bits & Bites: Former Magdalena chef launches ‘nomadic restaurant,’ Kneads expands, Indian fast-casual coming to Columbia
Whether you call them pop-ups, supper clubs or nomadic restaurants, ephemeral dining experiences are still having a moment. The one-night-only meals continue to crop up around the Baltimore region, and this week I have details about two new options for local foodies craving something unique. For a slightly less fleeting dining option, there’s news of a Locust Point pop-up from Kneads Bakeshop. ...
Happy Accident Lands Secretive 'Lucky Woman' $200K Maryland Powerball Win
A Montgomery County woman going only by the monicker "Feedie," is feeling lucky after claiming not one, but two $100,000 third-tier Powerball jackpots that almost never happened for the Wednesday, April 10 drawing. The Gaithersburg resident said that she purchased two tickets from Giant in the 20000 block of Goshen...
It's almost time for the Naptown Music Feast!
Mark your calendars. It's time for the Naptown Music Feast!. Get your tickets here. Kids under 12 are free and you can bring a lawn chair and blankets and make a full day of it. The event is May 11, 2024 at the Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds in Crownsville. It...
Keep a bird's eye view for a missing red-tailed hawk
Keep a bird’s eye view. It's what workers at the Oregon Ridge Nature Center are asking people to do. An injured red-tailed hawk that called the place home is missing after a tree destroyed her enclosure. A large tree crashed down Saturday night at the Oregon Ridge Nature Center....
Red-tailed hawk missing after tree destroys enclosure at Oregon Ridge Nature Center
COCKEYSVILLE, Md. — An injured hawk is missing from a Baltimore County nature reserve after a tree fell and destroyed her enclosure. The red-tailed hawk, named Stella, lives at the Oregon Ridge Nature Center. She is used as an animal ambassador for educational programs when she isn't on display for visitors.
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