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The stately Lee - Jackson Monument depicts the famous generals last meeting. (Justus Heger) There was a time in Baltimore’s history when the best way to get around town was

In the news business, some stories simply need to be covered, while others just beg to be exposed.  That is what this reporter thought when Baltimore’s sexiest siren, Sophia

“Let no vandalism of avarice or neglect, no ravages of time, testify to the present or to the coming generations, that we have forgotten, as a people, the cost

Founding members Ron Bounds and David M. Ettlin (Courtesy Photo) Many of the more ardent science fiction fans attending this weekend’s Balticon 47 in Hunt Valley, Maryland, would easily recognize the

Award-winning R&B singer Macy Gray is coming to Baltimore and Alexandria, Va. this week, and the Baltimore Post-Examiner has tickets for you to see her perform live! Follow @BaltPostExam on

(Manny and Aradia asleep. Courtesy photo) If you ever have an occasion to speak with Manny Schoemaker, you would never guess that he was born in Paraguay.  The Laurel, Maryland

Shirley Brewer and Fernando Quijano lead an open forum discussion (Anthony C. Hayes) I am Mamadou. I am that ball that keeps on rolling. I am that river that keeps on moving

He was arguably one of the most influential figures of the twentieth century, yet many people today have never heard his name.  In most cases, those who have, only

James J. White, executive director of the Port Administration  welcomes the latest ship to Port in Baltimore - Grandeur of the Seas. (Jerry Grant) One of the biggest draws for