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Hagerstown filmmaker to receive Nora Roberts award at Maryland Film Festival  LocalNews1

Film Director Mike Wicklein To Be Awarded the Nora Roberts Foundation Award at March 26th Opening Night of the Maryland International Film Festival-Hagerstown  PR Newswire

Movies: The 2025 Maryland Film Festival returns to the Parkway  WYPR

This Classic Maryland Airbnb Is Straight Out of a Hallmark Movie  Only In Your State

'InSpired' documentary about Frederick history to airs on PBS  Baltimore Sun

One and done: After move to fall, Maryland Film Festival returns to spring for 2026  thebanner.com

Historic Prince George's high school becoming a film studio  NBC4 Washington

Ocean City history focus of free film Art League film night for resort's 150th anniversary  DelmarvaNow.com

The once only Black-owned Maryland movie theater is revived, reopened with new owners  CBS News

Prince George’s Co. takes big step toward turning a historic high school into a film studio  WTOP

I Was Cast as a Photographer in a Historical Movie About a Maryland Town  PetaPixel

Film about Hagerstown’s historic ‘Black Wall Street’ wins international honor  Baltimore Sun

A bit of Maryland movie history goes on the auction block  Baltimore Fishbowl

Baltimore’s Charles and Senator Theaters Turn 85  Baltimore Magazine

Revisiting UMD’s journey throughout film history  The Diamondback

Maryland Public Television CEO to receive Nora Roberts award at Hagerstown film festival  The Herald-Mail

Ocean City Film Fest's local offerings put resort's history, culture in spotlight  DelmarvaNow.com

Tobytown (near Travilah), Maryland  National Park Service (.gov)

Movies, TV in Maryland: Tax credit continues to lure big projects to state  DelmarvaNow.com

Old Regal Theater Building Sold For $12 Million  The MoCo Show -

In Greenbelt, Md., New Deal history meets co-op spirit  The Washington Post

Baltimore’s new Parkway unites cinema history with the future of film  business.maryland.gov

Documentary celebrating Baltimore's hip-hop history to debut at Maryland Film Festival  CBS News

The ’80s and ’90s Were a Golden Era of Filmmaking in Baltimore. Can it Happen Again?  Baltimore Magazine

See the Most Extreme Temperatures in Maryland History  Stacker

Historic Flower Theater Will Bloom Again in Long Branch  Montgomery Housing Partnership

25th Maryland Film Festival to open as The Parkway embarks on a new life  Baltimore Sun

Forget the Hallmark Movies: This Real-Life Victorian Christmas Festival is Better  onbetterliving.com