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(BALTIMORE – October 14, 2026) – As a Baltimore business owner, I must pause from the grind to say: Thank you, Baltimore, for more than…

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(BALTIMORE) — I have met a lot of entrepreneurs in my 61 years. I have met people who went from selling incense to becoming millionaires. I have watched people go from a life in the streets to a bountiful life as successful entrepreneurs. I have seen people build businesses in catering, the funeral industry, the church, law, science, and entertainment. And yes, lawyers are entrepreneurs, too. Different industries. Different backgrounds. Different journeys. But I recognize something in people who can see an opportunity, put in the work, and turn an idea into something that feeds a family, employs people, or…

(BALTIMORE – October 1, 2026) — I cannot speak for anyone else, but for me, Wednesday night, September 30, at Colin’s Seafood & Grill was a very special occasion. My accountant, Joan Pratt, was there. Best accountant in town, if you ask me. Her CPA firm is right there in Northeast Baltimore, not far from Colin’s. My seventh- and eighth-grade English teacher, Catherine B. Orange, was there, too. We knew her from Lemmel. Others in the room, including Jet Miller, knew her from City College. People I went to school with nearly 50 years ago came out. We broke bread.…

(BALTIMORE – September 29, 2026) – Recently, I had the opportunity to speak with journalism students at Morgan State University’s School of Global Journalism. When the class ended, Shayla Stephens came up to introduce herself. She followed up afterward, too. That stayed with me. Shayla is a journalism major with a minor in political science and a young woman deeply engaged in Baltimore. Her commitment to advocacy began when she participated in local Black Lives Matter protests. She has continued to serve through food drives and donation efforts. Now she wants to use journalism to tell the stories of people…

(BALTIMORE – September 29, 2026) – For years, I bought The Final Call and bean pies from a tall, quiet brother on the corner of Eutaw and Lexington. Years. I’d hand him my money; he’d hand me the paper. “As-salaam alaikum.” “Wa alaikum salaam.” “Alright now, brother.” And I’d keep it moving. I had no idea who I was talking to. That brother was Rasul Muhammad. Before he was Brother Rasul, he was Pat McKinley: a Towson University Hall of Famer, a Washington Bullets draft pick, and one of the first four players inducted into the Baltimore Neighborhood Basketball League…

(BALTIMORE – September 28, 2026) — Maybe you left college to work. Maybe you were raising children, caring for family, or facing a bill that couldn’t wait. You earned credits, but life interrupted the degree. Morgan State University’s latest scholarship announcement speaks directly to people in that position. The Crankstart Foundation has renewed an $800,000, four-year grant to help adult learners return and earn their first bachelor’s degree. Morgan’s Center for Continuing and Professional Studies has administered the scholarship since 2016. But the announcement opens a larger conversation for anyone who has ever said, “I need to go back and finish.”…