The Maddox family has been part of Baltimore’s printing trade since 1907, and its third- and fourth-generation members now run Time Printers as a family-owned West Baltimore business. Founded in 1954, the 15,000-square-foot community print shop is known for serving local organizations and families, with a particular reputation for fast funeral-program work across the Mid-Atlantic.
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Cogar PrintingFounded by Randy Cogar in 1982, Cogar Printing remains a second-generation family business led by his son, Todd, in the Baltimore area. More than 40 years later, it serves customers ranging from local entrepreneurs to national corporations, carrying forward its original focus on helping businesses present themselves well. The company is known for dependable custom printing work and long-term customer relationships.MIDDLE RIVER, MD
J.H. Furst Printing Company, IncEstablished in 1904, family-run J.H. Furst Printing Company produces commercial print work for businesses, design firms, ad agencies, and nonprofit organizations. Based in Baltimore, the company serves customers across the country and has maintained its focus on responsive service and professional finished products for more than a century.BALTIMORE, MD
Modern PressModern Press is a third-generation family printing business founded in Albany in 1946 by Patrick J. Ryan after his service in the U.S. Army Air Corps. The Ryan family has carried the shop from hand-set type to digital printing while preserving its emphasis on quality and friendly service. Today, the company serves local customers and a national funeral-home market through its SameDayPrayerCards.com operation.ALBANY, NY
Mount Royal Printing & CommunicationsFounded by Rives Cayce in 1946, Mount Royal Printing & Communications is an independent, family-owned Baltimore commercial printer producing print and communication materials through design, production, finishing and fulfillment. Now led by third-generation president Gary Cayce, the company serves the Baltimore-Washington corridor and wider Mid-Atlantic from a facility with approximately 50 employees. Its history includes expansion through acquisitions of Milton Art Press, Positive Image Printing, Jarboe Printing and Fannon Fine Printing, along with the addition of a wide-format graphics division in 2014.BALTIMORE, MD