Maryland has been named to Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2027 list, placing the state among 50 destinations and experiences selected from around the world. (more…)
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Seneca Valley High School in Germantown remains the largest public high school in Maryland by square footage. Later in this article, we’ll take a look at some of the other Maryland high schools that come closest to Seneca Valley in size.
The Western Maryland Scenic Railroad has been named one of the best scenic train rides in the country, placing No. 7 nationally in USA TODAY 10Best’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards.
Baltimore’s Good Neighbor has been named one of the “Best Home Stores in America” for 2026 by House Beautiful.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has reopened areas of Seneca Creek State Park that had been closed following a beaver attack on a 10-year-old camper last month.
The owner of an Easton, MD motorsports business has pleaded guilty in a years-long scheme involving falsified sales paperwork for jet skis, dirt bikes and trailers. (more…)
James “Jimmy” Alderman, a longtime volunteer at The Big Cheese at the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair, passed away on September 10. Alderman was one of the stand’s longest-tenured volunteers and, for decades, was a familiar presence for fairgoers stopping by for one of The Big Cheese’s famous grilled cheese sandwiches.
Governor Wes Moore announced a new artificial intelligence framework focused on the development, use and regulation of AI in Maryland, with an emphasis on protecting residents, workers and children. (more…)
Tim Hortons will celebrate the grand opening of its first Maryland location in Eldersburg this Saturday, September 26, with a free coffee for a month giveaway. (more…)
Target will celebrate Pokémon’s 30th anniversary with special in-store experiences at locations across Maryland on Sunday, September 27. (more…)
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New York-based Nong Geng Ji is coming to Maryland, with a new location planned for 1701 Rockville Pike at The Shops at Congressional Village in Rockville. The restaurant will take over the former 7-Eleven space, which closed on December 24 after operating at the shopping center for roughly a decade.