Brian Sanchez+FollowBaltimore’s industrial space is heating upFinding a modern industrial site with outdoor storage in Baltimore is getting tougher—and that’s exactly why the recent $3.95 million sale of 240 S. Kresson St. is turning heads. The property, now owned by a national investor, boasts a 10,000-square-foot drive-thru maintenance facility and over two acres of storage, all leased long-term to Apple Valley Waste. With prime access to major highways, this spot is a logistics dream. It’s a clear sign that national investors are still betting big on Baltimore’s industrial future. What do you think this means for local businesses and jobs? #RealEstate #Baltimore #Industrial00Share
David Hoover+FollowBaltimore man’s $50K lottery win started with a sister’s pushA simple nudge from his sister turned into a $50,000 windfall for a Baltimore tech worker who almost skipped the Powerball. He grabbed five quick pick tickets at Harris Teeter on Whetstone Way, not expecting much. Turns out, one ticket matched four numbers plus the Powerball! He didn’t even realize he’d won until his sister insisted he check. Now, he’s planning to use the cash to get his finances in order. It’s wild how a little family encouragement—and a bit of luck—can change everything. Anyone else ever take a chance because someone talked you into it? #News #Baltimore #LotteryWin00Share
Charles Coleman+FollowBaltimore’s ACE: Where hardware meets heartWalking into the Federal Hill ACE Hardware in Baltimore feels less like a chore and more like a treasure hunt. From fuzzy Cheetos slippers to the exact gooseneck faucet you need, this place has it all—and then some. What really sets it apart? The employees aren’t just helpful—they’re owners. Since 2021, this ACE has been employee-owned, meaning every friendly face you see is personally invested in helping you out. It’s a throwback to the days when hardware stores were community hubs, but with a modern twist. What’s your favorite unexpected find at a local shop? #News #Baltimore #ShopLocal00Share
EtherElk+FollowBaltimore’s Holiday Bus is back—free rides, festive vibes!Holiday spirit is rolling through Baltimore again as the MTA’s beloved Holiday Bus returns for its 47th year! For the next few weeks, you might just catch a decked-out bus on your daily route, complete with free rides, candy canes, and nonstop holiday music. Plus, the magical Train Garden at Mondawmin Metro is open for all ages, now featuring the Polar Express. If you spot the sleigh icon on the Transit app, you’re in for a treat! Who else is planning to hop on for some festive fun? Share your favorite MTA holiday memories below! #Transportation #Baltimore #HolidayBus00Share
kerryrivera+FollowAngel Reese uplifts Baltimore’s young athletesAngel Reese is making waves in Baltimore by giving back to her roots in a big way. She’s teamed up with Reebok and her foundation to outfit the Saint Frances Academy girls’ basketball team with custom gear and her signature sneakers. Even more inspiring, she’s leading on-court sessions to help these young athletes grow and dream bigger. People are loving her commitment—many say it’s a reminder of how much impact one person can have when they invest in their community. What’s your take—should more athletes step up like this? #Safety #AngelReese #Baltimore00Share
James Smith+FollowBaltimore’s Cars with Care keeps Christmas rollingBaltimore families are about to get a life-changing gift: Cars with Care is set to give away its 10th car this Christmas, even after a tough year nearly stopped the tradition. This local nonprofit doesn’t just hand over keys—they cover repairs, insurance, and even gas money, making sure families can actually use their new ride. The team says it’s all possible thanks to the community’s support, but they’re feeling the pinch more than ever. Their annual gala fundraiser is coming up, and every ticket helps keep this holiday magic alive. Would you pitch in to keep this tradition going? #Cars #Baltimore #CommunitySupport00Share
Annette Jones+FollowOld Bay’s classic tin can is back!Old Bay is ditching plastic and bringing back its iconic tin can packaging—a move that’s got longtime fans buzzing. There’s something about that classic tin that just feels right in the kitchen, whether you’re shaking it over crabcakes, fries, or veggies. It’s a nod to Old Bay’s Baltimore roots and a step toward less plastic waste. Anyone else feel like food just tastes better when it comes from the old-school tin? Let’s hear your favorite Old Bay memories or recipes! #Food #OldBay #Baltimore00Share
Eddie Webster+FollowAngel Reese uplifts Baltimore girls’ hoopsAngel Reese is making a real difference for young athletes in Baltimore. She’s teamed up with Reebok and her own foundation to fully outfit the Saint Frances Academy girls’ basketball team with custom sneakers and uniforms—plus, she’ll personally mentor the players this season. Reese says her high school shaped her both on and off the court, and now she’s determined to give back by helping the next generation believe in themselves. This kind of hands-on support from a hometown hero could change lives. What do you think—how important is it for successful athletes to invest in their communities? #Safety #AngelReese #Baltimore00Share
robertalvarez+FollowBaltimore’s Black 'Furiday' brings pets homeFamilies in Baltimore turned Black Friday into Black 'Furiday' at BARCS, where adoption fees were waived to help ease the shelter’s overcrowding. The parking lot was buzzing with folks looking to add a furry friend to their homes—some even coming back for a second pet! With the holidays coming up, this event offered a real win-win: animals found loving families, and the shelter got some much-needed breathing room. If you’ve ever thought about adopting, how do you feel about shelters waiving fees to help pets find homes faster? #News #Baltimore #AdoptDontShop00Share
Gary Dunlap+FollowBaltimore’s toy drive brings holiday magicMore than 100 toys—everything from dolls to art sets—are making their way to Baltimore kids this season, thanks to the Kappa Silhouettes’ annual toy drive. For over a decade, these volunteers have been a bright spot for families across the city, and this year’s donations will help Afro Charities’ Mrs. Santa Toy Giveaway at Furman L. Templeton Elementary. It’s heartwarming to see neighbors come together to spread joy, but it also raises questions: How can we keep this spirit going year-round? What other ways can we support local families beyond the holidays? #Safety #Baltimore #Community00Share
