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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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Special thanks to Fulton Bank, R.E. Harrington, Pleasant Yacht Club’s Lafon Porter, Esquire, Constellation Energy, and Derrick Jones Funeral Home (SPARROWS POINT, MD – May 11, 2026) – Being from Baltimore — West Baltimore, that is — Dundalk, Essex, Sparrows Point… all of that always felt like another part of the world to me. Not unfamiliar, just different terrain. But anybody who understands Baltimore understands the Eastside’s importance: the water, the port, the ships, the cargo. Commerce moving in and out like a heartbeat. Jobs — real jobs — sustaining families and communities for generations. And nestled within that industrial landscape…

(BALTIMORE – May 8, 2026) – Margaret “Betty” Watkins has been doing hair in Turner Station for 53 years. Tomorrow, she gets her flowers. Watkins is among the honorees at Black Wall Street SPARROWS POINT, the latest stop in the Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards series, founded by Doni Glover. The event celebrates Black entrepreneurship, legacy, and economic empowerment rooted in community. Betty’s story is Turner Station through and through. A native of the historic waterfront community, she graduated from Sollers Point Junior/Senior High School in 1964 before studying at Earn Power Business School, where she trained as an…

(BALTIMORE – May 8, 2026) – Baltimore has heard this before—new leadership, new plans, new promises. The language changes. Too often, the outcomes do not. For too many of our children, school still means reading below grade level, struggling in math, and feeling disconnected from a system that should be opening doors. Despite years of investment and effort, that reality has not changed enough. Now, with the appointment of Dr. Jermaine Dawson, Baltimore has another opportunity. But this moment must be different. Baltimore does not need another strategic plan. It needs a clear public commitment to what will change—and how…

(BALTIMORE – May 7, 2026) – Political observers paying close attention to Baltimore’s development — especially the construction of new recreation centers — know there is a quiet competition unfolding between the east and west sides of town. In East Baltimore, Cory McCray has made it a mission to bring more recreation centers to young people in his communities. In West Baltimore, Antonio Hayes has accepted the challenge, determined to do the same for his side of town. Frankly, Baltimore should be proud of both men. But Thursday belonged to Hayes. As Brandon Scott addressed a swelling crowd gathered outside…