Archivist Savannah Wood Brings the History of The AFRO American Newspaper to Life

Feeding The Soul of Baltimore

Simone Phillips, Founder and Creator of Charm City Table. In the Spring of 2017, Simone began sharing observations and thoughts about the best places to eat and gather by creating the Charm City Table Blog. Years later, Charm City Table has become an award-winning established platform for foodies, business owners and great conversation about restaurants and food.

Artist and Folklorist Ashley Minner Jones Stays True to Her Roots in Baltimore

Ashley Minner Jones is a Baltimore visual artist and folklorist. She has lived on the same block her entire life. As an artist, her work is represented in several prominent collections. Her extensive research projects include a reconstruction of East Baltimore’s historic American Indian “reservation” and stories speak of her personal connection to the Lumbee Tribe. As an artist, Ashley has made an intentional commitment to practice, live, and raise her family in Baltimore.

It's A Full Circle Moment for Baltimore Orioles Announcer Brett Hollander

Hometown Voice Brett Hollander talks about his journey from local fan to team announcer for the Baltimore Orioles.

Archivist Savannah Wood Brings the History of The AFRO American Newspaper to Life

Savannah Wood manages the extensive archives of AFRO American Newspapers News, the nation's longest-running Black-owned newspaper. Her family has owned and operated The AFRO since the late 1800s and she's carrying on that legacy with her important role.

Women's Housing Coalition's Beth Benner Shelters Women Facing Homelessness

Beth Benner, Executive Director of the Women's Housing Coalition, focuses on addressing the root causes of homelessness among women. Under her leadership, WHC provides not just shelter, but a comprehensive support system that includes access to healthcare, stable housing, and personalized plans to help women rebuild their lives and move toward long-term stability and independence.