West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA) recently announced a $3.75 million investment to rebuild and restore 35 homes on the West North Avenue corridor, an area that is historically disinvested.
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Posted inBaltimore News
Grassroots fridge network delivers food — and care — across Baltimore
Founded by four women in 2025, the Baltimore Community Fridge Network has rapidly expanded from four refrigerators to more than 20 sites across the city, providing free food through community-supported fridges, pantries and pet pantries. Run entirely by volunteers, the network relies on donated food and grassroots participation to address food insecurity and foster care, dignity and connection across Baltimore neighborhoods.
Posted inMental Health
New study shows improvement on mental health of college students
Mental health has become a focus for college students across the nation seeking to balance the pressures of campus life. On the campus of Morgan State University, the counseling center is just one way the institution supports its students.
Posted inPolitics
D.C. Councilwoman Janeese Lewis George aims for mayoral seat as Bowser dashes hopes of fourth term
D.C. Councilmember Janeese Lewis George (D- Ward 4) is now officially running a campaign to become the next mayor of Washington, D.C. She announced that she was seeking to represent Washingtonians as mayor in a video posted to social media on Dec. 1.
Posted inMaryland News
Anne Arundel County hosts local event apologizing for role in slavery
On Saturday, Nov. 22, Anne Arundel County released an official apology for their role in slavery, and the impact it has had on the community.
Posted inPrince George's County News
New partnership to aid Prince George’s veterans with VA benefits
Prince George’s County Council Chair Edward Burroughs III has started a new partnership with Vet for Vet and Victory Church International to help District 8 veterans with the process of applying for and receiving Veterans Affairs benefits.
Posted inWashington D.C. News
Bill to prevent water disconnections for D.C. residents introduced
The D.C. Water Billing and Disconnection Modernization Act aims to protect tenants from sudden water shutoffs. Councilmember Charles Allen introduced the bill to bring more transparency and timelines to D.C. Water’s disconnection process.
Posted inBaltimore News
Investigators find fatal Key Bridge collapse caused by single loose wire on Dali
The Key Bridge Collapse, caused by being hit by the Dali container ship, was caused by a single loose wire within the ship.
Posted inMaryland News
University of Maryland inducts First Lady Dawn Moore into Alumni Hall of Fame
First lady Dawn Moore was inducted into the University of Maryland Alumni Hall of Fame on Nov. 14 in recognition of her decades of public service and community engagement. A 1997 graduate, Moore credited the university with inspiring her commitment to service, a principle she continues to carry into her role as Maryland’s first lady.
Posted inHealth
Celebrating National Caregivers Month: Dr. Toni A. Boulware Stackhouse honors those who serve
National Caregivers Month is a time to recognize the vital role of family members who provide daily care and compassion to loved ones. Dr. Toni A. Boulware Stackhouse is just one of the millions of caregivers in America.
Posted inAfro Newspaper
AFRO News honors veterans in third annual salute to servicemen and servicewomen
AFRO News hosted their third annual “Salute to Our Veterans” event on Nov. 13, honoring Black veterans for their service to the nation and their communities.
Posted inBaltimore News
Reviving Johnston Square: New housing and library signal community renewal
On Nov. 10, ReBUILD Metro celebrated the opening of the Hammond at Greenmount Park, as well as the new Johnston Square Branch of the Enoch Pratt Free Library.