Frederick Asks Md. For $1M Toward Downtown Hotel
The city of Frederick is asking the state to chip in a million dollars toward a proposed downtown hotel and conference center.
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The city of Frederick is asking the state to chip in a million dollars toward a proposed downtown hotel and conference center.
A private school in Baltimore that teaches cooking skills and hospitality management is handing over control of its operations to a Virginia university.
Florida will be hit the hardest by the closing of Sears and Kmart stores, losing 11, according to a preliminary list of 79 planned closures released Thursday. An Ellicott City store on 9200 Baltimore National Pike is also on the list.
Another Baltimore staple closes its doors. Polock Johnny's at the Lexington Market will serve its last customer Tuesday.
Hepburn Orchard Fruit Market & Bakery was a fixture on the east end of Hancock for three decades before it closed in March 2010.
A planned community near Ocean City is considering whether to rebuild the greens on its golf course after a hot summer caused damage that cost the course nearly $250,000 in business.
Mall madness! Police make arrests across the country as thousands of people storm the stores for a rare pair of shoes.
Right now, the holiday hustle is in full swing. Last-minute shoppers are up against the clock trying to get ready for Christmas.
Edwin Hale, the founder, chairman and chief executive of Baltimore's 1st Marine Bancorp, has retired.
On the day the Peterson Cos. began building National Harbor, the real estate market was booming and the future seemed bright. In a ceremony featuring a who's who of Maryland leaders, then-Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson predicted a "paradigm shift in how the business community will view us." When the seven-year anniversary of that groundbreaking arrived last week, the economy had changed. And so had the project.
The governor's trip to India brought back some big souvenirs: millions of dollars in business deals for Maryland firms.
A public-private partnership is bringing much needed funding to our nation's parks. In Baltimore comes a major announcement from Toyota showing its commitment to more than just building cars.
The Maryland Wineries Association says 28 state wineries have paid a fee in order to be able to ship wine directly to consumers.
Maryland's governor says he can't support the proposed $7.9 billion takeover of Baltimore's Constellation Energy by Chicago's Exelon Corp.
Plans are under way to develop a 10-store shopping center on two acres in northern Salisbury.
