smithjonathan+FollowBaltimore’s Polar Express brings pure holiday magicNothing beats the look on a kid’s face when the Polar Express train pulls into the B&O Railroad Museum, all decked out in twinkling lights and swirling snow. Families from West Baltimore got to hop aboard for a ride packed with Christmas spirit—hot chocolate, cookies, and even a live reading of the classic story. Kids wore new pajamas, met Santa, and left with a bell to remind them of the magic. It’s more than just a train ride; it’s a chance for neighbors to connect and make memories. What’s your favorite local holiday tradition that brings everyone together? #News #Baltimore #PolarExpress00Share
michele24+FollowBaltimore’s Freedom Train returns for America 250Baltimore is about to get a blast from the past—American Freedom Train No. 1, the legendary locomotive that toured the country for the U.S. Bicentennial, is making its grand return at the B&O Railroad Museum. This isn’t just a train; it’s a rolling piece of history that once carried treasures like George Washington’s Constitution and Dr. King’s robes. The unveiling on Jan. 12, 2026, kicks off a year of America 250 celebrations, leading up to 200 years of U.S. railroading. Who else remembers seeing the Freedom Train, or has stories from its epic journey? #Entertainment #Baltimore #FreedomTrain10Share
Gary Dunlap+FollowBaltimore’s bold new step for homeless youthA major change is coming for young people facing homelessness in Baltimore: Springboard Community Services is building a huge new center downtown, offering not just a safe place to stay, but real opportunities to build a future. The 25,000-square-foot facility will include transitional housing and a restaurant for job training—something no other Maryland city has. For many, like James and Jernard, Springboard is more than shelter; it’s a lifeline and a place to belong. With youth homelessness on the rise, how can our community rally to support and expand these efforts? #Safety #Baltimore #YouthHomelessness00Share
edwardspeter+FollowBaltimore’s new Children’s House: A home for healingA massive new Children’s House is coming to Baltimore, just two blocks from Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, and it’s set to change the way families experience hospital stays. Imagine having a comfortable, stress-reducing place to stay while your child receives treatment—private family suites, sensory-friendly spaces, and a real sense of community support. This 43,000-square-foot facility will host up to 20 families at a time, offering not just a bed, but a true support system. Community backing is crucial to bring this vision to life. How do you think this will impact families facing tough medical journeys? #Health #BodyHealth #Baltimore00Share
Jonathan Clarke+FollowBaltimore’s Birthday Queen hits $50K lottery winBaltimore just got a little luckier! A local food service worker, calling herself the Birthday Queen, scored a $50,000 win in the Maryland Lottery Holiday Raffle—right after celebrating her birthday and a Pick 3 win this month. She found out about her big win when she saw a sign at the Moravia Shell Gas Station, where she bought her ticket. Now, she’s planning to use her prize for home improvements. With her ticket still in the running for the $1 million grand prize in January 2026, could her lucky streak continue? Who else is feeling inspired to try their luck? #News #Baltimore #MarylandLottery00Share
QuantumQuokka+Follow$10M boost for Loyola’s nursing futureA $10 million gift from Loyola alum H. Edward Hanway and his wife, Ellen, is set to transform nursing education in Baltimore. This funding will help expand Loyola’s Donnelly Science Center and launch the Nursing Leadership Scholars program, directly addressing the city’s critical nursing shortage. It also creates new opportunities in risk management, thanks to Hanway’s background as Cigna’s former CEO. Imagine the impact: more local students training for in-demand healthcare jobs, and a stronger connection between Loyola and Baltimore’s needs. How do you think this will shape the city’s future? #Education #College #Baltimore00Share
Faith Jackson+FollowBaltimore’s Birthday Queen strikes $50K lottery winA Baltimore food service worker just turned her December into a triple celebration—she’s now $50,000 richer after hitting big in the Maryland Lottery Holiday Raffle! After seeing a sign at her local Moravia Shell station, she realized her ticket was the lucky one. She’s planning to use her winnings for home improvements, but the excitement isn’t over yet—her ticket could still score the $1 million grand prize in January 2026. Imagine what you’d do with a surprise windfall like this! Would you save, splurge, or invest? Let’s hear your dream plans! #News #Baltimore #MarylandLottery00Share
Kevin Reed+FollowBaltimore’s $50K Shell station lottery shockA quick stop at Moravia Shell in Baltimore turned into a $50,000 windfall for one local woman, capping off a December packed with birthday luck and lottery wins. After noticing a sign at the gas station about a winning ticket, she checked her Holiday Raffle ticket at home—only to find out she’d hit the second Early Bird prize. Even better, her ticket is still in the running for the $1 million grand prize in January. Imagine grabbing gas and walking away with life-changing money! Would you keep playing or cash out now? #News #Baltimore #LotteryWin00Share
Christina Davis+FollowBig changes coming to Reisterstown Road PlazaBaltimore’s Reisterstown Road Plaza is about to get a major boost: Goodwill is opening a huge new store in the old Petco space by mid-2026. With local Goodwill shops seeing a 25-30% jump in shoppers and more donations than ever, this expansion feels like perfect timing. The current smaller Goodwill nearby will stay open, so there’ll be even more options for thrifting and donating. Plus, Goodwill’s hiring more staff, which means more jobs for the community. What do you think—will this make shopping and donating easier for you? #Business #Baltimore #Goodwill00Share
William Bray+FollowBaltimore’s Birthday Queen scores $50K win!Baltimore just got a little brighter—one local woman’s December has been packed with luck! After celebrating her birthday, she hit big on the Pick 3 and then found out her $20 Holiday Raffle ticket from her favorite Moravia Road gas station was worth $50,000. She was so shocked she lost her voice! She’s planning to use the prize for home improvements, but the excitement isn’t over—her ticket is still in the running for the $1 million grand prize in January 2026. Anyone else feeling inspired to try their luck or have a lucky streak story to share? #News #Baltimore #LotteryWin00Share
