After more than 20 years calling Baltimore home, Oliver Brewing Company will relocate to its “forever home” in Millersville. more

Pastor Sarah Garrett Krey has called several places home throughout her life, from her native Nashville to Baltimore and Washington, D.C. more

Arnold resident Jordan Sokel, founding member of “Pressing Strings,” took his music passion from a duo to a trio, from local bars to a national tour, and has now released 10 albums. more

The Annapolis Jazz & Roots Festival returns for its fifth year, bringing an eclectic mix of music, art, poetry and history to eight venues throughout Annapolis. The festival spans two weekends: November 6-8 and November 13-15. more

Since it debuted in 2010, countless voices across the internet have been clamoring for a sequel to David Fincher’s “The Social Network.” more

Jeff Nelligan spent 30 years inside the federal government. Now he’s writing about it - with a sharper pencil than any agency style guide would allow. more

Presented by Gallery 564 and Benfield Gallery, “The Art of Contrast” is a joint exhibition focused on how oppositions can enhance visual appeal, create tension, or convey deeper meaning. more

Annapolis-area band The Bards are trading the pub for outer space with a third studio album, “Welcome to the Universe,” set for release on November 17. more

Last summer, Millersville resident Dave Turner was preparing to run the 2025 Marine Corps Marathon when he was diagnosed with Stage 3 colorectal cancer in June. more

On October 6, the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center (UM BWMC) held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Tate Cancer Center’s newly renovated Healing Garden. more

Chesapeake Life Center has launched a Caregiver Academy to offer emotional support, practical education and hands-on training to family caregivers throughout the community. more