Business-minded residents of the Eastern Shore are invited to an exciting showcase of regional entrepreneurship at the 2026 ...

At Tuesday’s Chestertown Town Council meeting, Mayor Meghan Efland reported that the Flagship Premium Cinema at Washington Square is unlikely to renew its lease, raising concerns about the loss of ...

Compass Regional Hospice has introduced a new set of state-of-the-art mobility beds at the Barnette Center, an investment aimed at improving comfort, safety, and meaningful connection for patients and ...

The Garfield Center has announced the 2026 Playmakers Director and the start date for open registration. Playmakers is the GCA’s well-loved and successful theatrecraft and acting camp for young ...

Ciao Tutti! Since our weekend forecast is sunny with higher temperatures we have endured over recent weeks, this weekend we ...

Slowly but surely, this Ice Age is retreating.  Eggman is on high alert for the annual sighting of his favorite red-wing ...

Stam’s Luncheonette is proud to announce the launch of Stam’s Sweet Readers, a community-driven reading incentive program designed to foster a love of literacy among local students in Kent County.

We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. T.S. Eliot “There’s a thread you follow. It goes along ...

I started gardening – back in the Stone Age – to produce food, something that connects me not only to Nature, our dinner table, and my own direct antecedents, some of whom had orchards and small farms ...

At its February meeting, the Kent County Public Schools Board of Education reviewed promising updates on student outcomes, highlighting a continued rise in graduation rates alongside a deeper ...

We can all agree that the Eastern Shore is becoming a foodie paradise. Many of us have our favorite haunts that we frequent on a regular basis. But what I long for is a top-drawer casual French bistro ...

Her name, the one a white person must have given her, was Susan Gabin. She was a member of an indigenous tribe that lived in the Ohio Valley in the nineteenth century. But all I have of her besides ...