Maryland Brothers Win Grammy + New Beer Helps Ukraine: MD Good News

MARYLAND — Several stories made Marylanders smile this week.

First up, a Maryland country duo won its first Grammy for a coming-out anthem. Residents can celebrate that victory with a new craft beer that will fundraise for Ukrainian relief.

A Howard County nonprofit is also doing its part. The organization recently moved into a new space that will support women of color entrepreneurs.

Families can have some fun at the Maryland Zoo, where animatronic dinosaurs will soon roam. When the crew gets back home, feel free to turn on a documentary about a Maryland chef who cooks for victims of global crises.

Marylanders also applauded life-saving efforts this week. Prince George's County announced that it will soon open its first cancer center. Plus, two police officers rescued four people who were trapped in a sinking car.

Here are the happiest headlines of the week:

Deale Country Duo Brothers Osborne Wins 1st Grammy For 'Younger Me'

Brothers Osborne won its first Grammy on Sunday. The country duo from Deale earned the award for its coming-out anthem, "Younger Me."

National Beer Day: Crooked Crab To Unveil New Brews, 1 Helps Ukraine

An Odenton taphouse will unveil three new brews on National Beer Day. One of those Crooked Crab beers will fundraise for Ukraine.

Women Of Color Entrepreneurs Receive Support From Nonprofit In HoCo

The 3rd, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting women of color entrepreneurs, will officially open at its new location in Howard County.

Life-Sized Dinosaurs Roar Into Maryland Zoo

Explore a prehistoric forest filled with gigantic, animatronic creatures this May at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore.

MOCO Chef José Andrés Documentary Will Stream On Disney+

Chef José Andrés, who owns restaurants in MOCO and runs World Central Kitchen, will be featured in a new documentary.

1st And Only Cancer Center Breaks Ground In Prince George's County

The University of Maryland Capital Region Cancer Center is slated to open in the spring of 2024 in Prince George's County.

Officers Rescue 4 People Trapped In Severn Pond After Car Crash

Police rescued four people trapped in a Severn pond after a car crash. Officers said they arrested the wanted and unlicensed driver.

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