Six months after construction of an $85 million mixed-use entertainment development in Towson was expected to begin, a surface parking lot has been installed at the newly cleared site.

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The 14-acre strip of land that some regard as the entry to Towson is under the microscope for possible redevelopment these days. Called the “golden triangle,” this small collection of food spots, small businesses and the Towson American Legion Post ...

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O’Malley backs taxes for jobs Gov. Martin O’Malley called for tax increases Wednesday in his State of the State address, urging lawmakers to weigh those “tough choices, the costs and the trade-offs” against the jobs he hopes to support through increased ...

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Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, Cinemark CEO Alan Stock and developers announced Friday that the international theater chain would be building a 16-screen location at Towson Circle. Five new restaurants are also expected to go up with the theater.

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Construction of an $85 million entertainment complex in Towson that includes a 16-screen movie theater and five new restaurants is expected to begin by March, according to Baltimore County officials. The development is the second phase of the Towson Circle ...

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