Man Is Last In State To Make Oyster Tong Shafts
When Wilbur "Turner" Messick Jr. walks into his shop door on Texas Road, he walks into history. He may be the only man in the nation to continue a unique family business begun in 1859.
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When Wilbur "Turner" Messick Jr. walks into his shop door on Texas Road, he walks into history. He may be the only man in the nation to continue a unique family business begun in 1859.
Best Buy announced they will close two Baltimore-area stores. The store in the Inner Harbor and the one at Hunt Valley are expected to permanently close by May 12.
Sacred or decoration? That's the question surrounding a Baltimore bar. Inside the tavern are old Catholic relics that are causing the owners to receive death threats.
Last Halloween was no treat for a favorite Baltimore landmark. That's the night the Mt. Washington Tavern burned down.
The Allegany County Commissioners and a casino developer have struck a deal removing a hurdle to slot-machine gambling at the Rocky Gap Lodge and Golf Resort.
It was a sweet day at the Inner Harbor as Domino Sugar received its biggest shipment of sugar ever.
Diamond Pet Foods is voluntarily recalling its Diamond Naturals Lamb Meal & Rice dry dog food because it may be contaminated with salmonella.
Fans will flock to Oriole Park on Friday for the first home game of the season and they'll notice lots of changes.
More shopping downtown. Four big name retailers are slated to open this year in Harbor East, giving shoppers more reason to stay in the city.
An arts and crafts mall is rising in the old bakery building on Olive Street.
A proposed state sales tax increase is back in play. Gov. Martin O'Malley floated the idea in January, and now it's back as an alternative to adding the sales tax to the price of gasoline.
It was perfect weather for opening day at the Baltimore Farmers' Market. For 35 years, shoppers have been loading up on fresh food. This year, the market is off to a great start.
From a chair, someone can see the open room beyond where so many caskets have come and gone over the years. This is where Glenn Messick, and his mother, Jean, continue to put their home in the Messick Funeral Home business.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is expressing support for expanding gambling in Maryland.
Across the country, the warm weather has heated up sales at places that sell what you need to keep your lawn and garden looking nice.
