Maria Morales

BALTIMORE ( WMAR ) — When doctors told John Barnes that the prostate cancer in his body had spread, that brought him to Baltimore and Hope Lodge.

This is the second time the Army veteran has been called into daughterly duty. Gernell also took care of her mother for five years until she died last year.

At the Holiday Festival of Trains, you can see trains both big and small. Like the two-level model train display, maintained by volunteers. It captured Mike and his wife Debbie’s attention.

Posted 3 minutes ago BALTIMORE — What’s that old saying, ‘If you look good, you feel good?’ Well, that’s the idea behind Sharp Dressed Man’s holiday suit giveaway.

Posted 5 minutes ago BALTIMORE — It was an abandoned department store. Now it’s a community hub. The Village at Mondawmin is open.

“They’re proud of what they do, and so I think they’re excited to be in the show,” says Tricia Lane-Forster, an art teacher at Ridge Ruxton.

Posted 2 minutes ago TIMONIUM, Md. — Lori Levinson has packed up bags of groceries to take to her car. However, these bags are not going home with her.

Posted 4 minutes ago WOODLAWN, Md. — “ 3-2-1! Woodlawn!” Delores Douglass has waited for this day for almost 20 years.

“Moms want to make Christmas really magical,” says River’s mom, Maggie Whalen. “It's hard to do when you're not home, so we really appreciate all the generosity.”

“Part of the tradition of having a train garden, which is normally put around the Christmas tree, is to have action, movement,” says volunteer Terry Maillar.