The Gentlemen Of Forty West Tennis Club Don't Let Old Age Stop The Racket
Playing double's, with an extra man to substitute, these men play for fun, exercise and comradery.
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Playing double's, with an extra man to substitute, these men play for fun, exercise and comradery.
We not only had a feel-good story today, but one that Baltimore can be so proud of. It was all about playgrounds, specifically reimagining playgrounds and making sure there are playgrounds within 5 minutes where possible of every child.
Today we met a truly legit character and skilled man. Frank Mondaldi Sr. is a third generation knife and blade sharpener, otherwise known as a grinder. He learned the art (and it is an art form) from his uncles, who learned it from his grandfather.
Thursday is National Beer Day. And while a lot of good lines come to mind, we don't have enough time to unpack them. But it's also too good of a local subject not to highlight. We did just that at the now-legendary Heavy Seas brewery.
Marty explores the Raoul Middleman Studio and Museum, located in Middleman's North Calvert Street townhome, in this edition of "Where's Marty?"
A sure sign of spring in Maryland is the beginning of (and the buzz around) horse racing. Clearly, the Preakness Stakes gets a lot of the spotlight, but the Steeplechase Circuit in Maryland is spreading around the world.
WJZ recently spoke with the great-great granddaughter of the country's first Black female millionaire, Madam C.J. Walker, who recognized a need and earned her fortune selling hair care products.
Today we met the Maryland State Robotics champions! CHEERS, and cheers to the kids from the Arlington Elementary School in Baltimore's Pimlico neighborhood.
In this edition of "Where's Marty?" we check out some of the history (and treasure) buried beneath our feet with Evan Woodard, a treasure hunting hobbyist.
This edition of "Where's Marty?" takes us behind the scenes of the National Aquarium.
On Wednesday, we visited R. House, a high-end food court and lounge nestled in Baltimore's Remington neighborhood
Ukrainian immigrants who made the Baltimore area their home decades ago reflect on what's happening in their country now.
Oksana and Dmitry spoke to WJZ from the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro, home to almost 1 million people. The two have been helping distribute funds donated from Baltimore.
As American Visionary Art Museum founder Rebecca Hoffberger is stepping down, we went by to say "THANK YOU" and give her the spotlight that she usually shuns.
In this edition of "On The Menu," Aaron McNeill of Hue Cafe & Apothecary shows us how to make a delicious vegan pasta dish with mushrooms and spices.
