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Rebecca King: "Like it or not, if you want to stay organized, you need labels." (Photo by Aliza Friedlander)
Rebecca King of Blueprint Wellness offers tips to help you get organized this season.
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The donation of a paper butterfly at Wee Chic during May will support the Center for Hope, the nation’s first comprehensive violence intervention and prevention center affiliated with a large regional health care system. (Photo by Nick Fewings on Unsplash)
Throughout this month, the children’s boutique at Green Spring Station will match in-store donations to the Center for Hope.
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Tova Weissler Chansky
"I had a friend and she always told me, ‘Toby, you got to start the falafel business. You make such good falafel.’ So I decided I’m going to give it a shot." (File photo)
A community favorite, the Pikesville Farmers Market returns on May 18 with standard COVID-19 safety guidelines.
Read MoreJoin Charm City’s innovators for Jmore’s annual celebration of entrepreneurs.
Read MoreOwners Diane and Edward Steinberg are retiring after nearly four decades operating the upscale boutique men’s clothier.
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Maya Schreiber: "Starting the business made me realize it's good to try new things and get out of that comfort zone because it will pay off in the end." (Provided photo)
Beth Tfiloh freshman Maya Schreiber started Charm City Cases last August to stay busy during the lockdown.
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Neil Sweren (left) and Scott Eisgrau are managers of the Owings Mills branch of Atlantic Coast Mortgage. (Provided photo)
Inspired by a CNN article, Neil Sweren and Scott Eisgrau have raised more than $25,000 to help cover the bills of families facing electricity shutdowns in Pikesville, Owings Mills and Reisterstown.
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Byron T. Deese of Glass Jacobson Financial Group, Steven J. Heller of Heller Kowitz Insurance Advisors, David Polashuk of Levy, Mann, Caplan, Hermann & Polashuk, LLP, and George J. Nemphos of Nemphos Braue LLC
Jmore’s inaugural Your Finances/Your Future event brought together a panel of the area’s leading experts on various aspects of finance.
Read MoreA lifelong Baltimorean, Calman “Buddy” Zamoiski Jr. made major contributions to the city’s philanthropic, medical and cultural endeavors.
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Sarah Stefanski (left) and Jennifer Greenberg are the co-founders of Marigold, a subscription-based mobile application that helps women build self-confidence and self-assurance. (Photo courtesy of Marigold)
Founded by Sarah Stefanski and Owings Mills native Jennifer Greenberg, Marigold is a new confidence-coaching app that teaches women to feel more secure in their own skin.
Read MoreLinkedIn expert Colleen McKenna joined Jmore Dec. 15 for a JBiz Virtual Meet-Up, sharing key strategies professionals can use to elevate their networking and maximize LinkedIn.
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