The new Business and Economic Development committee in Dagsboro is working to find practical ways to support local businesses and improve the town while preserving the small-town character residents know and love.
Jerenie Sands
A historic monument that has marked an important piece of Lewes history for more than a century is getting a new design aimed at making the site more accessible to visitors.
Grove Park is temporarily closed as city officials have started work to remove five red oak trees showing signs of bacterial leaf scorch, a disease spread by insects.
After weeks of jellyfish keeping people out of the water, beachgoers in Ocean City are finally getting the all clear to get back in.
A devastating storm in Kent County left The Little Farm with significant damage, destroying animal enclosures and damaging an egg stand and playground.
All of the farm's animals have been accounted for and are safe.
Worcester County is celebrating Maryland's shellfish industry by the launch of "Maryland's Coast Shellfish" brand. The new initiative highlights locally grown oysters, clams and bay scallops, as well as the people in the places who grow them.
The Maryland State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution has planted a genetic clone of Maryland’s original Liberty Tree on the university’s campus as part of its Legacy of Liberty project, marking the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary.
Talbot County Council members are considering a one-year moratorium on the approval of data center projects as community concerns grow over their potential impact on the county’s water and power systems.
The annual Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week runs August 9 through August 15, giving shoppers a chance to save on certain clothing, footwear and school-related items.
During the week, qualifying clothing and footwear priced at $100 or less per item are exempt from the state's sales tax. The first $40 of a backpack or bookbag purchase is also tax-free.