Jenny Jochens joined the faculty of Towson University in 1966 and was later named a professor of history. She retired in 1995.

During the Colonial era, tea was often a staple of polite society. It was served with morning breakfast as well as at afternoon and evening social events.

Live Baltimore is hosting Baltimore's Birthday Bash on July 25. Watch to learn more about the prizes you can win, and the ...

The standard excursion on the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad encompasses a round-trip journey from Cumberland to Frostburg and back, covering approximately 32 miles through some of Maryland’s most ...

A former Hot Springs resident is winding back the clock to tell the story of "The Boy Next Door," and how a friendship of more than 60 years grew out of a family moving into a new home on Scully ...

The train windows frame perfect snapshots of rolling hills, dense forests, and occasional glimpses of rural Maryland life – farmhouses nestled in valleys, cattle grazing on hillsides, and small ...

Velatis Caramels has reopened its store in Bethesda after closing and relocating from downtown Silver Spring last year. Now located in the former home of women’s clothing store Underwraps at The ...

She was born in the United States and the Fourteen Amendment of the Constitution prevents the government from taking away ...

President Trump has been nominated again for the Nobel Peace Prize, but that’s only one small step in the secretive process.

The latest version of Elon Musk's Ai chatbot Grok echoes the views of its billionaire creator and will sometimes search for ...

CHARLESTON — Bystanders came together to rescue some 40 horses from a burning barn Friday night at the Coles County ...

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