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T-Pain’s Homecoming performance brings ‘crowds and energy’ to SECU Arena
Hundreds of people attended Towson’s Homecoming concert, headlined by T-Pain and DJ’ed by DJ Bonics, on Friday, Oct. 30. The concert was the first Homecoming performance Towson has had in over a decade. “This is a great homecoming. We really stepped it up this week, and the crowds...
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Maryland’s Best Crab Cake Has Been Named by Tasting Table
Tasting Table has named Jimmy’s Famous Seafood in Baltimore its pick for the best crab cake in Maryland as part of its new list highlighting the “hands down best crab cakes in every state.” A video of the crab cake can be seen below. For the list,...
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Baltimore Families Have Been Celebrating Birthdays At This Highlandtown Diner Since The 1970s
Some birthday traditions involve fancy restaurants and long reservation lists. Others start with a booth, a cup of coffee, and a server who already knows your order. In Baltimore, one small diner has quietly held onto that second kind of tradition for generations, and plenty of locals have been sliding into its seats for decades. The building does not shout for attention from the road, and more than a few drivers have rolled past for years without realizing it was open.
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Discover A Massive Maryland Discount Store Where Incredible Deals Make You Feel Like Royalty
Royalty doesn’t shop at full retail price, and neither should you, especially when Black Friday Daily Deals in Laurel, Maryland exists. This is the kind of store that changes how you think about spending money forever. Once you’ve been here, walking into a regular retail store and paying full...
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D.C. Soul Food Favorite Oohh's & Aahh's Lands Biggest Location Yet in Fells Point
A well-known D.C. soul food chain has set up shop in Baltimore, opening its largest-ever location at 616 S. Broadway in Fells Point. Oohh's & Aahh's is currently serving customers on a takeout-only basis while it settles into the neighborhood, and the new spot comes with a dish you cannot get anywhere else in the company's lineup: an exclusive crab cake made just for this location.
fastfoodclub.com
Waitresses Still Call You Hon at These Seven Classic Baltimore-Area Diners
In Baltimore, hon is not just a word. It is a greeting, a pat on the shoulder, and a little piece of local pride all rolled into three letters. You still hear it at the best old-school diners around town, usually right before someone tops off your coffee without being asked. The seven spots on this list serve real diner food, from crab cakes to biscuits and gravy, and they do it with the kind of friendly table service that never went out of style.
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Just North Of Fells Point, This Baltimore, Maryland Counter Serves Its Tacos On Tortillas Hot Off The Press
Most taco shops buy their tortillas in a bag. One small counter in Baltimore makes thousands of its own every single day, right up front where customers can watch the machine run. The tacos land on tortillas that were flat dough only minutes earlier, and the wait for an order...
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Daily Voice
One Final Pint: Guinness Brewery In Maryland Set To Close After Eight Years
Last call is coming for beer lovers in Maryland. After more than eight years, millions of visitors, and hundreds of beers, Guinness Open Gate Brewery is preparing to pour its final pints on Sunday, Nov. 1. That leaves customers just one more day to visit the popular brewery at 5001 Washington Blvd. i…
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A Different World: Morgan community examines reboot, plus Hillman College’s legacy
The hit television show A Different World first aired on Sept. 24, 1987. For many viewers, the series offered a look into HBCU life, and the experiences of young Black college students. Nearly four decades later, the 2026 Netflix reboot is attempting to introduce that world to a new generation.
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WTOP
Steve Pappas, longtime owner of The Greene Turtle, dies
This article was written by WTOP’s news partner, The Banner Montgomery, and republished with permission. Subscribe to The Banner Montgomery here. Steve Pappas, who built a regional sports bar chain out of The Greene Turtle in Ocean City, died Wednesday of cancer, friends and a city official said. He was 72.