By Jennifer Jordan-Walter

It’s dusk and there’s a chill in the air. The smell of popcorn, hot dogs and hot chocolate wafts through the air. As the lights come on, highlighting the field, there’s an electric buzz through the stands. The scoreboard glows on one end of the field. Suddenly, a voice comes over the loud speaker. The voice welcomes people to the game, and reminds everyone to have sportsman like behavior. It’s time for Friday Night Lights and Tiger football! [more]

A Fish Fry was recently held at Briar Hill Health Campus in North Baltimore.  [more]

With all of the work going on with the tracks of the CSX Main Line running through North Baltimore, the is much maintenance and upkeep to do. [more]

By Jennifer Jordan-Walter

Amy Cook is a very busy woman. This 24 year old mother of two daughters, is also a student, a newlywed and and entrepreneur. Anyone that has seen Amy’s photographs, knows that there is something special, different and spectacular about them. [more]

Scientists at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), including one with a North Baltimore connection, have detected a plume of hydrocarbons (oil) that is at least 22 miles long and more than 3,000 feet below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico, a residue of the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill.  [more]

New North Baltimore Elementary Principal, Patty Landenberger and her husband Keith have recently moved into NB. [more]

Submitted and photos by Chris Snyder

Every Tuesday the local McDonald's hosts a Classic Car Cruise In, from 5:00 - 7:00, in their parking lot. [more]

North Baltimore’s Garden Club have selected two more local residents to be honored for their gardening talents. [more]

A report of Illegal Dunking was recorded at the recent Summer Fest activities in Downtown North Baltimore. [more]

The Hancock County Ohio Horseman's Council held the Bobby Hunter Memorial Fun Show on Aug 15. This show is open to all special needs and disabilities persons and was held at Van Buren State Park. [more]