HAGERSTOWN, MD – According to Trains Magazine, a significant decision has been made regarding the preservation of a historic locomotive in Western Maryland. The Hagerstown City Council recently voted to retain the Western Maryland 4-6-2 No. 202 locomotive in a city park, rejecting a proposal to donate it to the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad. This … Read more
EASTON, MD – According to WMAR-2 News, a recent incident of vandalism has rocked Maryland’s Eastern Shore, with an Easton woman facing charges for allegedly defacing multiple buildings in the area. This event, reported on September 6, 2025, underscores ongoing concerns about property damage and community safety in Maryland, particularly on the Eastern Shore. The … Read more
Maryland – According to WBAL Baltimore News, a cherished piece of Baltimore history has made a remarkable comeback at the 144th Maryland State Fair, embodying the theme ‘Dream Big.’ The late owner of Costas Inn, a beloved local institution, had a vision before his passing to establish a new restaurant in the Timonium race track … Read more
Washington, DC – According to the National Park Service, a significant update has been made to enhance visitor experiences through the introduction of new interpretive programs at various national parks across the country. Announced on July 12, 2025, this initiative aims to deepen public understanding of natural and cultural resources while promoting outdoor engagement during … Read more