Ice Cream Shop Closes + Golf Simulator Opens + Pop-Up Shop Emerges: MD Business News

Heading into the new week, Patch highlights the previous week's top business stories from across Maryland. Below is a roundup of those stories. You can catch up on other business news by clicking here.

Ice Cream Shop Closing In Edgewood

A Harford County ice cream shop has closed after five years in business. The owners stated on social media that they plan to reopen at a new location, as well as a second site.

75+ Stops Along Underground Railroad Found In Maryland

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the journey to freedom enslaved people took across Maryland as they slipped silently from the South, hiding in basements and clinging to hope by visiting one of many Underground Railroad sites that are open to the public.

Back Nine Golf To Open 2nd Franchise In Anne Arundel County

Anne Arundel County will be home to the newest Back Nine location, which is expected to open at the Robinson Crossing shopping center in Severna Park.

Cashmere Pop-Up Shop Eyes October Opening In MoCo

A cashmere pop-up shop will open to Montgomery County residents in October, ahead of the holiday shopping season. The Cashmere Sale will take over the space at 1085 Seven Locks Road in the Potomac Woods Shopping Center.

Baltimore Co. College Breaks Ground, Invests Millions In Automotive Expansion: Report

The Community College of Baltimore County recently marked a milestone as it broke ground on a new expansion while also celebrating the completion of a multimillion-dollar renovation.

State-Of-The-Art Fertilizer Facility Opens In Harford Co.

The Mill Agronomy recently celebrated the opening of its new state-of-the-art dry mix fertilizer facility in White Hall, the first of its kind in Maryland in at least 15 years.

Guinness' Halethorpe Location To Close In November: Report

The Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Halethorpe is closing its doors to the public in November. The brewery was Guinness' first U.S. branch since the early 1950s.

Additional business news:

• Culinary Walking Tour Showcases Eateries In Downtown Columbia
• Sock Puppet Week Celebrated UMD Alums Jim, Jane Henson
• Coffee Crawl Returns To Anne Arundel County For Second Year
• Curbside Food Scrap Collection Program Expands Into 2 Howard Co. Towns
• Box Tree Moth Quarantine Now Includes Harford County
• Women's Fashion Retailer Closing 120 Stores: What To Know In MD
• Road Crossings, Path Connectors Planned For Columbia Neighborhood
• Call For Entries In Howard Co. Coloring Book Contest
• Pet Vaccines, Microchipping Offered At Community Clinic In Aberdeen
• $57K Winning Lotto Ticket Will Help Harford Co. Woman Pay Off Debt
• MD Utilities May Soon Give Customers $160M In Tax Refunds, Data Center Protections
• Old Bay Maker Advances Merger Plans, Targets $600M In Annual Savings
• Howard Co. Busing Business Sold To Transportation Company

Crime-related business news:

• Thousands Impacted By MoCo Power Outage After Transformer Fire
• Justice for Fraud Victims, Howard Co. State's Attorney Team Up
• ​​Grease Fire At Rockville KPOT Restaurant Causes Over $500K In Damage