Heading into the new week, Patch highlights the previous week's top business stories from across Maryland. Below is a roundup of those stories. You can catch up on other business news by clicking here.
2nd Swing Golf will expand its Columbia store by nearly 9,000 square feet, increasing the location's footprint by about 60% and creating more club-fitting space and additional jobs.
A 280-square-foot tiny house built by Prince George's County Public Schools students will be auctioned off with a minimum reserve price of $55,000.
National fast food chain Dairy Queen is expanding in Baltimore County, opening its newest branch in Towson.
Two Prince George's County Council members are calling for independent audits of two nonprofits that have received millions in public funding.
Black Flag Brewing Company could close its Columbia brewery location at the end of November if a pending sale of the business falls through.
A new memoir released this month tells the story of Pasadena's drug culture during the 1980s, all from the perspective of a former drug kingpin and the undercover cop who helped put him in jail.
Plans are underway for a new 87,000-square-foot community center in Hyattsville that could include a pool, gym, indoor splash park, sports fields and dedicated spaces for teens and seniors.
From haunted houses to forests, hayrides and indoor attractions, Maryland is playing host to a variety of events delivering terrifying twists this Halloween season.
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