Governor Larry Hogan Declares State of Emergency For Presidential Inauguration, Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration
State Seeks Federal Assistance for Security, Other Resources Related to D.C. Riots, Presidential Inauguration
Baltimore County Launches COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Form
In preparation of beginning Phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccinations next week, Baltimore County has released a COVID-19 vaccine registration form that allows County residents to sign up to receive notification when they become eligible to receive a vaccine and when there are available appointments.
STATEMENT OF SENATE PRESIDENT BILL FERGUSON ON THE PASSING OF SENATE PRESIDENT EMERITUS THOMAS V. MIKE MILLER, JR.
Today, I join all Marylanders in mourning the passing of a champion of the Senate of Maryland, Senate President Emeritus Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr.
Howard County Health Department Expands Staffing for Large-scale Vaccination Efforts
In response to the need for large-scale community COVID-19 vaccinations, the Howard County Health Department is working with Howard County Government, partner agencies, volunteers and students to expand its vaccination workforce. Ongoing staff recruitment, hiring and training efforts will ensure the County can meet capacity needs as significant vaccination efforts begin.
Biden 2021 should look to Biden 1980 for bipartisan inspiration
President-elect Joe Biden has promised to govern as a president for all Americans, not just those who voted for him.
Congresswoman Maxine Waters’ warnings to U.S. Capitol Police Chief ignored and she says Trump should be impeached, charged
“They got overrun, and these terrorists got inside and were calling out for [House Speaker] Nancy Pelosi and looking for her. Even the woman who was shot and killed— when they searched her belongings, they found a video in which she said she was planning to ‘put Kamala Harris and Maxine Waters’ on notice. These people were out to kill. For the president, impeachment is a certainty, but criminal charges? Absolutely.”
Local student developing unique project connecting African culture to America
Through the United by Purpose Scholarship established by the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS), more and more students in higher education are being inspired to pursue their dreams and impact their communities.
Feature:The Baltimore Legacy Builders Collective ‘Baltimore Uprisings: Have Things Changed or Remained the Same?’
Three nonprofits join forces to encourage and empower city youth
Nine-Year-Old ‘Little Big Shot” Tyler Stalling Serving Those Who Have Served Our Country
This is Part 1 of a 2-Part Series on nine- year-old Tyler Stallings. Part 2 of this series will be published next week.
Black engineer launches simple cleaning product
Houston— Engineer and entrepreneur Devon Fanfair has proudly launched his sanitizing product, Just Wipes to help consumers “Live Life Clean.” A serial entrepreneur, Fanfair is also the co- founder of the Venture Capital & Private Equity firm, Devland and has a decade’s worth of experience in technology and startups.
Rambling Rose Positive Things about Positive People
Hello everyone, I pray that you are healthy and safe. These days are so hard to write about positive things with so much negativity going on. I do not write about politics or crimes as you know and with the COVID-19 going on, I am try- ing very hard to put a smile on your face by talking about positive things.
Weathered Ravens ready for playoff push
The old saying, “Whatever doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” applies perfectly to this year’s Baltimore Ravens.
Five leadership traits of the founding fathers that can unify America
News & Experts— With the COVID-19 pandemic worsening, the economy faltering, and protests against racial injustice continuing, millions of Americans face difficult times and worry about the nation’s future.
Black owned burger joint ‘Noisy Burger’ brings sauce to Remington permanently
Noisy Burger first made its debut at R House, a trendy food hall in the Remington neighborhood in 2017.
Martin Luther King Jr Day: Nine things you might not know about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Well respected, honored and appreci- ated for his civil rights activism, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. rightfully earned his place as one of the most influential figures in American and world history. Through his religious teachings and so- cial activism, Dr. King played a key role in the American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s.
The Art of Activism: The Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
This weekend: Four days of virtual events feature arts and activism programming in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Baltimore social worker pens book to draw attention to pandemic of child sex abuse
“Body Safety Zones Activity and Coloring Book” is a publication that Baltimore-based social worker and therapeutic consultant Terri Johnson has long wanted to publish.
Georgia farmers create 40 acre portrait of John Lewis in last minute call to vote
Atlanta— In a stunning poetic short, John Lewis’s words about our planet united with the imagery of his crop art portrait drawn into 40 acres of Georgia farmland.
Warnock, Ossoff win Georgia Senate runoffs
Just ahead of the Senate Runoff Election, President-elect Joe Biden went to Georgia and rallied voters by demanding, “Send me these two men!”
Governor Hogan and Maryland Health Benefit Exchange announce new special enrollment period
Baltimore— Gov. Larry Hogan announced a new special enrollment period in which all uninsured Maryland residents have the opportunity to enroll in health coverage now due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the recent rise in the positivity rate throughout the state. The enrollment period begins immediately and will run until March 15, 2021.
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