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WNADA officially plants its flag on West North Avenue. This video captures the newly renovated three-story building at North and Dukeland, now serving as the new headquarters and Annex Office of the West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA). The project represents a major step in the ongoing effort to revitalize the West Baltimore corridor. Under the theme “More Than Funding – A Footprint,” WNADA’s presence signals both long-term commitment and visible investment in the community. The building is believed to be the first new use and occupancy on this block in nearly a decade—marking real momentum for West North Avenue.…

(PRINCE GEORGE’S & CHARLES COUNTIES, MD – June 3, 2026) — With early voting set for June 11–18 and Primary Election Day on June 23, 2026, Yonelle Moore Lee, Esq., a Charles County Board of Education leader and Southern Maryland attorney, is leaning on her local record as she seeks the Democratic nomination for Maryland House of Delegates District 27A. District 27A spans parts of Charles and Prince George’s counties, and Moore Lee is one of several Democrats on the ballot for the open House seat. Moore Lee currently serves as the elected District 4 representative on the Charles County…

(MILFORD MILL – June 3, 2026) – There is a particular kind of ambition that doesn’t announce itself. It just works. It builds. It feeds people — literally and figuratively — and it never stops moving forward. That is Donovan Murphy. The owner and chief operator of seven Island Quizine restaurants and a thriving catering enterprise in Baltimore, Donovan Murphy has quietly become one of the most consequential figures in the city’s food and business landscape. And on June 4, 2026, he will be recognized as a Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards Woodlawn Honoree at 6665 Security Blvd in…

JOE MANNS BLACK WALL STREET AWARDS WOODLAWN 2026  •  JUNE 4, 2026 DERRICK JONES 2026 Honoree  |  Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards – Woodlawn “If you can’t help them up, don’t put your foot on their neck. Don’t look down on people. Be fair.” – Derrick Jones (BALTIMORE – June 3, 2026) – A proud graduate of Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, Class of 1982, Derrick Jones came up competing on both sides of the line of scrimmage — offensive center and linebacker on the varsity football team. That same grit and discipline would carry him through everything that followed. After…

(BALTIMORE – June 3, 2026) – I was coming down Garrison Boulevard the other day and couldn’t help but notice. Signs everywhere. At Garrison and Liberty Heights. Up Rogers Avenue. Through Park Heights. Past the Caribbean restaurants that have become anchors of this community. Toward Pimlico. Along Northern Parkway. Big signs. Small signs. Clusters on corners. Enough to make you think somebody already won something. But I’ve been covering Baltimore politics since 1994, and I know what campaign signs are. They are a tactic. They are a show of strength. They are money planted in the ground. And sometimes they are…

(BALTIMORE – June 3, 2026) – There are moments in politics when the most important question is not who is running. It is why. Why would a career law enforcement professional spend decades serving the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office, rise through the ranks, earn the respect of her peers, and position herself for continued leadership within the agency—only to turn around and challenge the sitting sheriff? That question deserves an answer. Sabrina Tapp-Harper is not a political tourist looking for a title. She is not an outsider parachuting in for a campaign season. She is a veteran insider who has seen the…