As we move ahead to 2026, here’s a look back at Jmore’s cover stories from the past year, from our annual arts previews to the local food scene and the people making a difference in our community.
February/March
Jmore’s February/March “Home Issue” featured a Victorian-style residence in Sudbrook Park that will transport you back in time.
April
Our annual “Spring Arts Preview” highlighted some of the most anticipated cultural gatherings of the season in music, theater, visual arts and more.
May/June
The May/June issue spotlighted Andrew Cushnir, president and CEO of The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore, who talked with Jmore about his plans for steering the federation into its next chapter, his path to becoming a Jewish professional, and more.
July/August
This year’s “Travel Issue” was chock full of stories about Deep Creek Lake’s centennial, Ocean City’s 150th and the big scoop on the Maryland Ice Cream Trail.
September
Jmore’s annual “Fall Arts Preview” previewed the cultural, musical and theatrical happenings around town, plus interviews with award-winning harmonica ace Jerry Portnoy, Garrison Forest student and author Ava Perlin, and founder of The Studio at BHC, Julie Wohl.
October
For our annual “Innovations in Health Care” cover story, Jmore talked with Neil M. Meltzer, the outgoing president and CEO of the LifeBridge Health system.
November
Our annual “Food Issue” featured restaurant news, chef recipes, and influencers’ tasty tidbits on great local places to dine and nosh.
- Restaurant News: Mouthwatering Food News & Chews
- Under the Influence
- Chef Mario Raymond’s Tagliatelle Pasta
- Chef Steve Muhlbaier’s Pan Seared Scallops and ‘Fly Away With Me’ Gin Cocktail
December
In our annual “Aging Gratefully” cover story, Jmore talked with three members of the Edward A. Myerberg Center in Northwest Baltimore to learn about how participating in creative endeavors there has added meaning, nuance and purpose to their lives.
The 16-year-old Dulaney Valley High sophomore succumbed to injuries sustained in a car crash last week in Cockeysville.
Schools in Montgomery County have recently experienced a wave of antisemitic incidents.
CCBC Honors scholars are discovering a level of academic rigor and opportunity typically associated with elite four-year institutions.
Filmmaker Justin Schein looks at wealth and inequality through the very real story of his late father.