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.
From bitter leaf and African eggplant to moringa and okra, an Upper Marlboro farm focuses on more than growing vegetables - it's helping families reconnect with their cultural roots, teaching residents how to grow their own food and sharing agricultural knowledge with refugees thousands of miles away.
A popular German grocery brand is doubling down on its expansion plans for Maryland, with plans to open its latest shop next month.
A new dining concept has opened in Prince George's County, allowing customers to order meals from more than 20 different restaurants and cuisines in a single order from one location.
A gelato brand that grew out of childhood memories at an Italian port city is coming to a Maryland waterfront in Annapolis next year.
An investigation into Cornerstone Grill and Loft in College Park has shown issues with underage drinking, use of fake identification and reports of violence.
A historic building that sits along Dock Street in downtown Annapolis is under new ownership following a multimillion-dollar deal.
Families in Harford County now have another option for pediatric heart care with the opening of a new Nemours Children's Health cardiology clinic in Bel Air.
A family restaurant that's operated in Montgomery County for nearly 30 years will close this weekend, but not forever.
After closing three years ago, Bojangles has returned to Prince George's County with a new owner who say residents have been asking for the restaurant to reopen.
Months after the storefront closed for good over the summer, a beloved local jeweler is returning to downtown Annapolis as a holiday pop-up shop.
The owners of a popular pickleball business with roots in Howard County have sold the three original Maryland clubs to new investors who plan to expand the brand and potentially open seven additional locations across the state.
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