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.
A new partnership between Kent Meadows Farm and the Harford County Food Bank means residents will have steady access to fresh produce during the growing season.
A jewelry shop that's been around for more than 30 years is permanently closing at the Kentlands Market Square shopping center.
Twelve years ago, a Howard County couple started Maryland's first tea farm. They sell their products in an on-farm store.
A longtime Ellicott City motel has been transformed into an 89-unit apartment complex for older adults.
Tim Hortons will soon serve customers from its newest branch at Dogwood Station, 2319 N. Rolling Road in Windsor Mill.
Three commercial buildings located minutes from the Annapolis Town Center are under new ownership after officials closed on a $6.8 million deal.
One of the most fun ways to tour Havre de Grace and soak up all it has to offer is by taking a ride on the town's electric trolley known as The Tide, a brainchild of the current mayor.
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