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After growing up learning the windows, siding and doors business from their dad, Harley and Aaron Magden jumped at the chance to make their own mark on the industry. Fifteen years later, Window Nation has become the country’s fifth largest home remodeling business.
Read MoreHindy Abramson joined Atlantic Mechanical in 2014, tackling a variety of roles and learning every aspect of the plumbing business. “I truly enjoy creating and cultivating relationships with our clients and putting them first,” Abramson said.
Read MoreWith pandemic restrictions being lifted, Keswick is now presenting a mix of online and in-person programs, along with hybrid options. “We’re here for their wellness journey – however they want to take it,” says Maria Johnson Darby, Keswick’s Chief Operating Officer.
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On July 12, Pikesville Plaza tenants were told to secure their computers and remove all personal belongings as soon as possible because the 76,000-square-foot building was going to be shuttered. (Photo by Alan Feiler)
Located near the Pikesville Armory complex, Pikesville Plaza was evacuated earlier this week due to potential safety and structural issues.
Read MoreHar Sinai Oheb Shalom Congregation has the unique distinction of being Baltimore’s oldest and newest Reform congregation. “We are fully merged and now that we’re turning the corner on the pandemic, we look forward to enhancing our connections in person,” says Dr. David Buchalter, HSOSC’s inaugural board president.
Read MoreJmore photographer Steve Ruark captured some scenes from the Pikesville Farmers Market as it celebrates its 20th season.
Read MoreEthan Rogers announced at age 5 that he would become a doctor. In 2013, he returned to Baltimore as a skilled and compassionate breast surgeon at the nationally-recognized Breast Center at University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center.
Read MoreJmore’s fourth annual celebration of entrepreneurs brought together an esteemed panel of Charm City innovators.
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Hog Heaven: Chicago area motorcycle enthusiast Steve Goode (far left), shown here at Zingerman's Delicatessen in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is biking across America to raise awareness about hunger by visiting 42 Jewish delis, including next Friday at Attman's of East Baltimore. (Courtesy of Steve Goode via JTA)
Baltimore will be among motorcycle maven Steve Goode’s stops on his 75-day, 16,000-mile trek on behalf of Mazon: A Jewish Response to Hunger.
Read MoreKaren Morgan, a fraud prevention volunteer with AARP Maryland, shares some steps you can take to identify financial exploitation to protect yourself and loved ones from abuse and scams that often target older Americans.
Read MoreCaring about community is a component of successful entrepreneurship, says Jimmy Berg of AutoBuy.
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