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Pastry Star, a North Laurel-based food processor serving the global baking and pastry industries, is laying the groundwork ...

When David Pearman grew up in Columbia and graduated from Oakland Mills High School in 2007, he never dreamed that he’d ...

Now that the state of Maryland owns pretty much everything related to the Preakness and horse racing infrastructure, there are still a lot of loose ends to tie up.

Maroon said he’d never had the bug to start his own business after the fulfilling first act of his career in the promotions departments of major league sports teams, most notably locally the Baltimore ...

Concerning doing business in Downtown Annapolis during the $92 million City Dock Resilience & Revitalization project, Sveinn Storm has, simply put, had it up to here.

The Howard County Chamber tracks and testifies on more than 100 bills per year, according to President and CEO Kristi Simon.

The Howard County Chamber has created a number of new initiatives for members recently. The chamber partners with the Howard County Economic Development Authority to provide businesses based at the ...

For years, The RBP — which stands for The Resting Bitch Place — was a Google Doc. The founder of the creative lounge, Amanda Harman, a systems engineer, had always loved, as she puts it: “crafting and ...

First, here’s what inspired this profile: Maroon PR was recently named to the Inc. 5000, which ranks the fastest-growing private companies in America.

Pastry Star, a North Laurel-based food processor serving the global baking and pastry industries, is laying the groundwork for a major expansion with a new headquarters and manufacturing facility.

First, here’s what inspired this profile: Maroon PR was recently named to the Inc. 5000, which ranks the fastest-growing private companies in America. When the owners of Savage Mill decided it was ...