Lou Mann, Hurricane Katrina survivor, visits St. Veronica's

Otis Ramsey-Zoe, literary manager at Centerstage

Shaniah and Ikeya pose with Carol Campbell Haislip, director of the International School of Protocol

Our daily bread: H&S Bakery keeps McDonalds, markets roll-ing

Did you ever wonder where store-bought bread comes from, or those nice, squishy hamburger rolls from McDonalds? We found out after interviewing Wayne Chandler, General Manager for H&S Bakery.

Oh Behave!: The Kids of America learn all about good manners

Is there more to good manners than saying "please" and "thank you"? We wanted to know, so we traveled to the International School of Protocol in Hunt Valley, Md., and interviewed the director, Carol C

The Kids of America go natural: An interview with naturalist Glenda Weber

Recently, we visited Cylburn Arboreteum in Baltimore City. We liked being out in nature and learning about plants, animals, and trees. So when naturalist Glenda Weber offered to do an interview, natur

The Kids of America go natural: A visit with Cylburn Arboretum naturalist Glenda Weber

Recently, we visited Cylburn Arborteum in Baltimore City and toured the greenhouses, which were full of seedlings, plants, and cacti. We liked being in nature and learning about animals, plants, and t

A life in the theater: How does a play come together? We interview Centerstage's literary manager

In December, we went to Centerstage in Baltimore to see the musical "Once On This Island," which is the story of "The Little Mermaid" transported to a Caribbean island. We loved the show and wanted to

How the hurricane survivor survived: Lou Mann, Hurricane Katrina rescue

More than 500,000 animals in Louisiana and Mississippi were affected by Hurricane Katrina. Many pets were separated from their owners. Lou Mann was one of these pets, but he was rescued by the Humane

Area exhibit asks Baltimore youth : Kids of America's poems part of show exploring identity

The “Who Are You?” Youth Media Festival was an art exhibit and event held at CenterStage in Baltimore from Nov. 15 to 19. For the show, Baltimore City youth were asked to create art that has deals wit