City Folk:
Institute of Notre Dame fixture greets students, lost souls
By Rafael Alvarez
5/8/2013
City Folk:
Retired city policeman takes refuge among droids
By Edward Ericson Jr.
5/1/2013
City Folk:
Mild-mannered manager is supervillain in the ring
By J.M. Giordano
4/24/2013
City Folk:
Sonny Morstein is the unoffical mayor of South Baltimore
By Jill Yesko
4/17/2013
City Folk:
Charlie Demby has spent over 40 years on East Baltimore Street
By J.M. Giordano
4/10/2013
City Folk:
Stacey Barich, Baltimore’s own Bunny Yeager, shoots to thrill
By J.M Giordano
4/3/2013
City Folk:
Mary Rosso married into a musical family and ended up an accidental environmentalist
By Rafael Alvarez
3/27/2013
City Folk:
The show goes on... even after that other show ended
By Michelle Gienow
3/13/2013
City Folk:
Ronald Scott keeps jazz alive
By Andrew Zaleski
3/6/2013
City Folk:
Montez Jordan’s automotive art
By Charles Cohen
2/27/2013
City Folk:
Bruce White now works with the same courts that once convicted him
By Rafael Alvarez
2/20/2013
City Folk:
Allen Baker’s photographs document a life on the water
By Rafael Alvarez
2/13/2013
City Folk:
Stacey Chambers rebooted her life with Gogo’s Retread Threads
By Michelle Gienow
2/6/2013
City Folk:
Bob Selsor documents rail-yard graffiti and connects with his family history
By Charles Cohen
1/30/2013
City Folk:
George Hastings, champion shucker, recalls the days when oysters were king
By Libby Zay
1/23/2013
City Folk:
Bob Manning III keeps tradition alive at the country’s oldest continually operating tattoo parlor
By J.M. Giordano
1/16/2013
City Folk:
Dimitri Reeves brings the King of Pop to Lexington Market
By J.M. Giordano
1/9/2013
City Folk:
When the time comes, Emily Wyatt brings the dead to the next stage on their journey
By J.M. Giordano
1/2/2013
City Folk:
Mama Saray finds a new family amidst Baltimore’s hungry club-goers
By Matt Kelley
12/26/2012
City Folk:
Tom Kerr stood up to Schaefer and brought the Mayor’s Christmas Parade to Hampden, where it’s been held for the last 40 years
By Brennen Jensen
12/19/2012
City Folk:
A laid-off Sparrows Point worker reflects on the past and the future
By By Edward Ericson Jr.
12/12/2012
City Folk:
Hampden artist harvests hubcaps for 10-foot tree
By Libby Zay
12/5/2012
City Folk:
High-stakes poker and the art of Mary Carol Reilly
By Rafael Alvarez
11/28/2012
City Folk:
George Goebel has been in the costuming business for over half a century
By Jim Meyer
11/21/2012
City Folk:
Captain Brackett protects the metropolitan water supply
By Matt Kelley
11/14/2012
City Folk:
The octogenarian brother of the beloved restaurateur remembers the way things used to be
By Rafael Alvarez
11/7/2012
City Folk:
H&H is prepared for every eventuality, even zombie apocalypse
By Andrew Zaleski
10/29/2012
City Folk:
Ron Russell paints baseball’s edible glossary
By Rafael Alvarez
10/24/2012
City Folk:
John Gartrell’s tenure at the Afro offers an intimate view of history
By Andrew Zaleski
10/17/2012
City Folk:
Local singer’s shot at stardom keeps her dreaming—and working
By Baynard Woods
10/10/2012
City Folk:
Satanic texts, dirty readers, and radical manuals make a potent library
By Baynard Woods
10/3/2012
City Folk:
Meet the disabled Madonna fanatic just about every rock critic knows
By Evan Serpick
9/26/2012
City Folk:
Mount Vernon shop owner reinvents the old MacGillivray’s Pharmacy with the help of neighbors
By Jenn Ladd
9/11/2012
City Folk:
Port Discovery party maven copes with potential balloon crisis
By Edward Ericson Jr.
9/5/2012
City Folk:
“Mike the cat guy” has made befriending felines his mission
By Van Smith
8/29/2012
City Folk:
Local bartender had illustrious career in ballet
By Brandon Weigel
8/22/2012
City Folk:
The unlikely tale of Baltimore’s oldest hipster
By Baynard Woods
8/15/2012
City Folk:
Occult investigator “Dr. Daniel Rumanos” doesn’t need a day job
By Van Smith
8/8/2012
City Folk:
Local artist, a lifelong O’s fan, casts team’s legends in bronze.
By Brennen Jensen
7/31/2012
City Folk:
One of Baltimore’s most recognizable street musicians turns suffering into song
By Baynard Woods
7/25/2012
City Folk:
Local activist/radical hopes to rehabilitate troubled kids with gardens
By Edward Ericson Jr.
7/18/2012
City Folk:
Third-generation cop was born to serve
By Edward Ericson Jr.
7/11/2012
City Folk:
Dr. Bob likes his guns heavy
By Justin Snow
7/4/2012
City Folk:
The double life of Billy Bloodshot
By Baynard Woods
6/27/2012
