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Baltimore’s weirdest clock tower spells out a headache cure in giant letters

You can spot the Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower from blocks away in downtown Baltimore, and the first thing you notice is that the clock faces don’t have numbers. They spell out B-R-O-M-O S-E-L-T-Z-E-R in big white letters, one for each hour. The 289-foot tower has 15 floors of working...

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Athlon Sports

In 2020, Derrick Henry paid $2.24 million for a Nashville home; four years later, he sold it for $3.1 million

Derrick Henry made a profit after selling his former Nashville mansion.

Nashville, TN · 8h

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Baltimore's Heavy Seas Files Chapter 11 as Founder Plans Exit

Clipper City Brewing Company, the Baltimore craft-beer pioneer that does business as Heavy Seas Beer, filed for Chapter 11 protection under Subchapter V on November 8. The case arrives as founder Hugh Sisson, 72, prepares to leave a company he has run for more than 30 years, and as its lawyer describes the filing as time to hunt a buyer rather than a finished deal. Whatnow, citing PACER records, reported that Clipper City Brewing Company, L.P. submitted the petition on November 8.

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Maryland Matters

Baltimore priest heads to the Vatican with a message on working with the homeless

To the Rev. Brendan Fitzgerald of Baltimore, it seems that both religious and lay efforts to support homeless people can neglect a “hidden suffering” – a lack of connection to others. He and others hope to take that message to the pope next week.

Baltimore, MD · 11h

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After Leaving an Abusive Relationship, a Dundalk Author Turns Her Experience Into a Book

A protective order can provide legal recourse, but it cannot guarantee that abuse or stalking will stop. That distinction is part of Tameka Brown’s story: the Dundalk resident says she had an order after leaving an abusive relationship, yet her former partner continued to stalk her. Brown has written I’m Not Your Punching Bag about what she and her children experienced, hoping the book will encourage other survivors to seek help, according to the Dundalk Eagle.

Dundalk, MD · 2d

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Pikesville group pushes for safer Reisterstown Road

The Pikesville Improvement Corporation is advocating for safety improvements on Reisterstown Road. This comes as police investigate a fatal hit-and-run in September claimed the life of 64-year-old Melissa Nocho. "That's the second one we've had so far this year in this area, and last year we also had one, so it's just something that keeps reoccurring in this area, so it's just unfortunate," he said. Over the past few years, the group has been discussing measures such as better lighting, clearer road striping, and speed cameras with local and state officials to improve safety for pedestrians and drivers. "It's daily, I'll get pictures and videos of them having issues on this road, close calls of pedestrians trying to cross the road, bumper-to-bumper, light accidents," said Dan Brody, president of the Pikesville Improvement Corporation. Brody expressed frustration over the recurring accidents in the area. The group has been working for years to make Reisterstown Road safer. Brody highlighted some of the proposed changes, including improved pedestrian crossings and traffic light functionality.

Pikesville, MD · 2d

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Millions awarded, nothing delivered: Maryland never launched $44M online childcare system

MARYLAND (WBFF) — Project Baltimore has obtained documents showing the Maryland State Department of Education received $44 million to develop an updated computer system to better monitor tax dollars. But the system was never implemented. This development comes after FOX45 News confirmed that MSDE paid out millions of tax...

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West Baltimore Clinic Opens to Serve 4,300 Patients a Year at Edmondson Village

Ascension St. Agnes cut the ribbon on a new primary care practice at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center on Friday, bringing a facility designed to serve more than 4,300 people a year to a corner of West Baltimore where access to a regular doctor has long been scarce. The practice is supported by funding from the Maryland Department of Health and is expected to officially begin accepting patients later this month.

Baltimore, MD · 8h

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$70M in taxpayer funds tied to Baltimore organizations raided by FBI

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A Baltimore company and nonprofit whose office was searched by the FBI is tied to more than $70 million in taxpayer-funded payments, grants and contracts, a Spotlight on Maryland investigation found. The FBI conducted a raid in September on the joint Baltimore office of KEYS Empowers,...

Baltimore, MD · 11h

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Parents sentenced to 60 years after 5-year-old daughter died of malnutrition

A judge ordered a Baltimore couple to spend 60 years behind bars after they pleaded guilty to child abuse resulting in death.

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Hopkins Eyes Third Gas Turbine Near School, Neighbors Push Back

Baltimore Central Business District — Weather Landmark Backdrop. Johns Hopkins Hospital wants to add a third natural-gas turbine to its South Energy Plant in East Baltimore, a facility that already sits across the street from a public housing complex and within blocks of an elementary school. The proposal has drawn backlash from neighbors worried about the health risks of burning more natural gas so close to homes and a campus full of young children.

Baltimore, MD · 23h

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NTSB: Pilots’ decisions led to Baltimore ship grounding

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) on Thursday released its final report on a December 2024 incident in which a vehicle carrier struck a dock and subsequently grounded in Baltimore, causing an estimated $1.4 million in damage. The South Korea-flagged Morning Menad was maneuvering toward its berth at the Dundalk...

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University of Maryland, Eastern Shore backers sue for 136 years of underfunding

Since it opened as a land-gran university in 1890, the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore has been underfunded and systemically shortchanged by the state and the university system, say supporters of the historically Black university, who are suing to do something about it. The group called ForUMES, comprised of students,...

Baltimore, MD · 15h

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Advocates Press Howard County for Tenant-Landlord Affairs Office

Renters' rights advocates are asking Howard County's incoming administration to create an Office of Tenant and Landlord Affairs. They want the office to collect rental data, enforce the rules, hold landlords accountable and educate tenants and landlords on what a lease actually requires. The County Council would still have to...

Howard County, MD · 1d

Afro American Newspaper

Chrissy Thornton makes history as first Black president of Center Stage Board of Trustees

Associated Black Charities (ABC) President and CEO Chrissy Thornton became board president of Baltimore Center Stage, the State Theater of Maryland, in July after serving as a trustee since 2023. Thornton is the first Black person to lead the theater’s board of trustees. The AFRO sat down with Thornton to...

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A Rare Architectural Offering in the Heart of Guilford

7 Beds | 7 Baths | 7,358 sq. ft. An extraordinary 1914 Palmer & Lamdin estate blends timeless architectural character with gracious living just steps from Sherwood Gardens. In the heart of Baltimore’s historic Guilford neighborhood, an exceptional residence offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city’s architectural heritage. Located at 4014 Greenway, this Italian Renaissance-inspired estate was designed in 1914 by renowned Baltimore architects Palmer & Lamdin, whose distinctive work continues to define some of the area’s most celebrated homes.

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Eight Maryland Ice Cream Stands That Never Stop Scooping, Even In Winter

Plenty of Maryland ice cream stands lock up after Labor Day and leave us waiting until spring. These eight keep the freezers full all year, from farm creameries in the western hills to busy city shops in Baltimore and a downtown favorite in Annapolis. A cold January day is actually...

Baltimore Times

April Ryan Brings Hard Truths and Historic Hope to Redeemer Church's VOICES Series

More than 100 people filled Redeemer Church at 5603 N. Charles St. on November 4, 2026 as veteran White House correspondent April Ryan headlined the church's VOICES Speaker Series, sponsored by the Ivy Bookstore. Coming just one day after the midterm elections, the evening blended celebration of a historic election night with a sobering account of life inside the White House briefing room.

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Victims of road deaths remembered at Maryland ceremony

Every year for the past 23 years, Maryland has paused to remember those killed on the state's roads. The Maryland State Highway Administration's remembrance ceremony held Thursday in Towson included a table filled with photos from family members of their loved ones who lost their lives in crashes. Among those honored included a Maryland Port Administration executive, a college football player and a construction worker.

Maryland · 1d

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