Maryland B Corporations push products for a better planet
Andrew Buerger sells bottled smoothies, but they’re a far cry from most mainstream brands. B’More Organic’s drinks are fat free, low lactose, gluten free, with no added sugar and blended with skyr, an...
View ArticleBaltimore neighborhood awarded $100K redevelopment grant, 75 new jobs planned
Baltimore, MD (July 3, 2013) – The Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development has made a $100,000 grant to support a mixed-use revitalization project by Seawall Development in Baltimore’s...
View ArticleMaryland designer sews bow ties, with a conscience and a song
When Tiffany Rogers looks at a piece of clothing or accessory, she sees much more than fabric and thread. She thinks about the fiber farmer, the factory worker and the environment surrounding them....
View ArticleChart: Maryland consistently leads median household income
In recent years, Maryland families have consistently topped the nation in household income. Stateline, a daily news service of the Pew Charitable Trusts, released an interactive map and chart on...
View Article13 ways ‘place making’ impacts economic development
The longtime mantra of realtors, “location, location, location,” applies just as much to a community’s overall economic development, experts agreed during the Maryland Economic Development...
View ArticleMaryland Economic Development Association promotes ‘place making’
Looking to boost your community’s economy? Consider sprucing up the town’s welcome sign, organizing an outdoor farmers market or printing T-shirts with the town name on them. These actions and more,...
View ArticleEconomist predicts Maryland’s continued recovery in economic outlook
With a projected increase in holiday shopping and a recovering housing market, Maryland’s economic outlook has multiple positive highlights, according to Regional Economic Studies Institute Executive...
View ArticleBusiness loan managers approved to distribute Maryland slots revenue
Using funds from a portion of Maryland’s slot machine revenue, three investment and financial firms will distribute loans for small, minority and women-owned businesses, the Maryland Department of...
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Maryland kid entrepreneur pitching cupcakes to Warren Buffet
Krissa Hillman of Cupcakes for Literacy is a finalist in Warren Buffett’s Secret Millionaires Club’s Learn and Earn, Grow Your Own Business Challenge. Does the Sage of Omaha have a sweet tooth? An...
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Strongbox provides local style for Baltimore community
Situated in historic Mt. Vernon is a newcomer to the Baltimore arts and retail community. Strongbox – a retailer specializing in curated Artisan wares and vintages goods for the body and home – opened...
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Strongbox provides local style for Baltimore community
Situated in historic Mt. Vernon is a newcomer to the Baltimore arts and retail community. Strongbox – a retailer specializing in curated Artisan wares and vintages goods for the body and home – opened...
View ArticleBaltimore’s soundtrack: BSO celebrates 100 years
As the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra celebrates its 100th anniversary, the orchestra will conduct its season with special guests, new music, collaborations, and even transport audiences back to music...
View ArticleMaryland Film Festival now accepting entries
The Maryland Film Festival (MFF) is currently accepting submissions for its 18th season. Scheduled for May 4-8 of next year, MFF has been an annual tradition in Baltimore since 1999. Filmmakers from...
View ArticleMaryland State Arts Council releases annual report
From attending a performance at the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, to checking out your town’s local crafts festival, the arts have an impact on Maryland’s economy. But, have you ever wondered what goes...
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Ocean City print shop provides unique holiday gifts
Looking for the perfect unique gift this holiday season? Don’t forget to #ShopSmall at stores in your community and #BuyLocalMD products. Check out more Maryland gift-giving suggestions here. As a...
View ArticleMaryland Artist Marketplace offers one-of-a-kind local gifts
What is the best type of present to give this holiday season? Here’s an idea: a gift that is unique, one-of-a-kind, and supports Maryland businesses. Plus, you’ll be giving that special someone a...
View ArticleGovernor Hogan Proposes Record Funding for Maryland Arts
Demonstrating his continued commitment to the arts in Maryland, Governor Larry Hogan has proposed a record-setting $20.3 million FY 2017 budget for the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency within the...
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Frostburg Festively Ushers in Spring with Arts Walk
Guest feature: Niki Folk works for FrostburgFirst, a Maryland Main Street Community. Follow along on Facebook and Twitter. Nestled in the rounded Allegheny Mountains, Frostburg is a small mountain town...
View ArticleMaryland’s nonprofit arts generate $1.1 billion
Maryland’s nonprofit arts sector had a $1.16 billion total impact on the state’s economy and supported 14,564 full-time jobs in Fiscal Year 2015 – up from $1.05 billion and 12,155 jobs in the previous...
View ArticleTHE RETURN OF LIGHT CITY: TOURISTS & TRAILBLAZERS CONVENE IN BALTIMORE
All lights are on Charm City as it transforms into Light City March 31-April 8. Baltimore’s nine-day Light City festival may be best known for its endless sensory experiences, including light displays...
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