Last week, we shared news about community members’ ideas for transforming the Lower Jones Falls Valley; the local restaurants feeding fans at Camden Yards; and an Henri Mattise exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Revisit the stories here: Howard County Executive Calvin Ball talks ab out zoning regulations and Route 1 improvements. Screenshot from Howard County Government YouTube channel. “Howard County Rt. 1 motels and hotels could get reused or redeveloped“: Howard County Executive Ball held a press conference to support zoning regulation changes allowing improvements along Route 1, including adaptive reuse or redevelopment of motels and hotels along the corridor. The Potts and Callahan property sits on the right, viewed from the 28th Street Bridge looking north. Photo credit: Ed Gunts. “Stakeholders share visions for making the Jones Falls Valley Baltimore’s next major civic amenity“: Nearly 100 Baltimoreans gathered Tuesday to discuss transforming the Lower Jones Falls Valley into Baltimore’s next major civic amenity. Fans flock to Stuggy’s spot in Oriole Park at Camden Yards during the Baltimore Orioles’ home opener against the Minnesota Twins on Thursday, March 26, 2026. Photo courtesy Stuggy’s. “Corned beef at Camden Yards? The ups and downs of local restaurants feeding Orioles fans“: At Camden Yards, local eateries are seeing more customers — and new challenges — as subcontractors to the Orioles’ official concessionarie this season. A photo in a new exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art shows Henri Matisse working on his “Stations of the Cross” mural. “A new exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art shows Henri Matisse’s work as an architect as well as a muralist“: A new exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art tells the story of Henri Matisse’s only architectural project and the art he created for it. Roland Park Place in Baltimore City. “Roland Park Place to open second campus at Villa Assumpta near Towson“: Baltimore’s Roland Park Place senior living community will open a second site on North Charles Street near Towson at historic Villa Assumpta. ...read more read less