Jerry Clark+FollowBaltimore’s new pilot boat is a game changerBaltimore’s harbor just got a major upgrade with the arrival of the Federal Hill, a high-speed pilot boat built for all seasons. This vessel isn’t just fast—it’s designed to handle everything from icy winters to scorching summers, with heated decks and powerful HVAC. The squared-off bow makes pilot transfers safer, and the rescue system can pull someone from the water in under 10 seconds. For those who work on the water or care about local maritime safety, this is a big step forward. What features do you think are most important for working boats like this? #Business #Industry #Baltimore00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowBaltimore waitress wins $40K on a snack runA quick snack stop turned into a $40,016 windfall for a Baltimore waitress who grabbed a Keno ticket at a Pikesville convenience store. She only plays when she spots a Lottery machine, and this time, her random number picks—plus a lucky prize multiplier and a surprise Doubler—paid off big. She found out about her win a week later and says the timing couldn’t be better, easing the stress of an upcoming big purchase. Imagine picking up a candy bar and walking away with a life-changing prize! Anyone else ever had a random lucky moment like this? #Food #Baltimore #LotteryWin00Share
robertjones+FollowBaltimore’s Thomas the Train ride is back!Baltimore families, mark your calendars—Day Out With Thomas™ returns to the B&O Railroad Museum in 2026, and it’s more than just a train ride. Imagine your kids’ faces as they board a real, talking Thomas the Tank Engine™, then spend the day exploring hands-on play zones, meeting Sir Topham Hatt, and bouncing between crafts, games, and historic locomotives. The museum’s Roundhouse alone is worth the trip, blending railroad history with pure kid excitement. Who else has made Thomas memories here? Share your tips for making the most of this epic family day! #News #Baltimore #FamilyFun00Share
Christina Davis+FollowBaltimore’s new pilot boat is a game changerBaltimore’s harbor just got a serious upgrade: the Association of Maryland Pilots has a brand-new, high-speed pilot boat built for all seasons. The Federal Hill isn’t just fast (it can hit 30 knots!)—it’s loaded with tech and safety features, from heated decks and windows for icy winters to a rescue system that can pull someone from the water in under 10 seconds. With a design made for tough Baltimore conditions and the latest navigation gear, this boat is set to make pilot transfers safer and smoother. What do you think—will this raise the bar for harbor service? #Business #Baltimore #PilotBoat00Share
Christina Davis+FollowBaltimore’s new pilot boat is built for speed and safetyBaltimore’s harbor just got a major upgrade with the arrival of the Association of Maryland Pilots’ newest high-speed pilot boat. This 48.5-foot vessel isn’t just fast—it’s packed with features to handle Baltimore’s wildest weather, from heated decks and windows to a rescue system that can pull someone from the water in under 10 seconds. Designed for both speed and safety, it can hit 30 knots and navigate icy conditions, making it a game-changer for local pilots. What do you think—will this tech make harbor operations smoother and safer for everyone? #Business #Baltimore #PilotBoat00Share
smithjonathan+FollowBaltimore’s Black Wall Street Summit: Generations of HustleA 93-year-old legend handing an award to an 11-year-old entrepreneur—now that’s the spirit of Baltimore’s Black Wall Street Summit! This year’s event at the Downtown Cultural Arts Center was all about faith, hustle, and lifting each other up. From seasoned leaders to kids launching their first products, the energy was contagious. The Women in Leadership panel sparked real talk and new connections, while stories of local investment and historic Black-owned banks reminded everyone that our roots run deep. What inspires you most about seeing generations of entrepreneurs working side by side? Let’s talk about how we can keep building together! #News #BlackWallStreet #Baltimore00Share
Linda Smith+FollowMt. Vernon’s Tall Grass: More than a boutiqueA new wave of creativity is taking root in Mt. Vernon, thanks to Tall Grass—a weekend boutique that’s quickly become a local hotspot. Step inside and you’ll find more than just curated clothing; the space buzzes with art, music, and a real sense of community. Owner Saba McCoy, inspired by her Baltimore roots and her mother’s East African heritage, has created a welcoming spot where neighbors can connect, discover new styles, and leave feeling inspired. With other Black-owned businesses opening nearby, this block is turning into a vibrant corridor for creativity. What do you think Mt. Vernon needs next? #Beauty #MtVernon #Baltimore00Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowBaltimore’s new Royal Farms is almost here!Royal Farms is about to open its doors on Belair Road, bringing 24/7 fresh food, fuel, and convenience to Baltimore. Locals can get a sneak peek at the new spot during a special ticketed soft opening event on January 14 and 15, complete with a free meal from their famous menu. The store will feature 12 fuel pumps (including E15 and E85) and all the made-to-order chicken and sandwiches you could want. Plus, joining the ROFO Rewards program means savings and surprise freebies every visit. Who’s excited to have another go-to neighborhood stop? #Business #Industry #Baltimore00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowBaltimore loses a PR legend and mentorBrent Burkhardt’s impact on Baltimore’s business and nonprofit community is hard to overstate. For over three decades, he was the calm, creative force behind some of the city’s biggest campaigns, from Oriole Park’s opening to MinuteClinic’s national rise. Even while facing a tough cancer diagnosis, Brent kept connecting with friends and colleagues, sharing moments and memories right up to the end. His legacy isn’t just in awards or big-name clients—it’s in the countless people he mentored and inspired. How do you think one person can shape a city’s story? #Business #Baltimore #CommunityImpact00Share
David Hoover+FollowBaltimore casino faces backlash over firingLosing your job after a heart attack sounds unthinkable, but that’s exactly what happened to a Horseshoe Casino Baltimore dealer. After being hospitalized, Quann Massey was let go—without even being told directly. Now, the casino is facing a lawsuit for allegedly violating the Americans with Disabilities Act. The case raises big questions about how workplaces treat employees recovering from serious health issues. Should employers be required to offer light-duty work or accommodations? Have you or someone you know faced something similar? Let’s talk about how local businesses should handle medical leave and disability rights. #News #Baltimore #DisabilityRights00Share
