Nonprofit’s report calls for broad-based approach to improving reading scores
Alice Tickler tries to stay positive when it comes to educating young children, but the longtime teacher admits there are some things that can
Alice Tickler tries to stay positive when it comes to educating young children, but the longtime teacher admits there are some things that can
Less than three months into what will be a long four years, President Trump has changed America. Things that were abnormal, and in some cases
It requires a certain species of hubris—rare even among the bureaucratic classes of Annapolis—to imagine that the State of Maryland, which struggles to teach its
Shore Legal Access, a legal aid nonprofit organization connecting limited-income households with free civil legal assistance on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, recently promoted Geoffrey Cooke, Esq.

Kat Melton, who directed last year’s smash hit Ride the Cyclone, invites local actors to audition for Agatha Christie’s classic mystery, Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient
University of Maryland Shore Medical Group – Cardiology recently welcomed three new providers: Ian C. Davis, MD; David-Allen Lindsay, MD, and Emily Uphoff, MSN, CNL,
The Talbot County Board of Education has approved leadership appointments for the 2025-2026 school year effective July 1, 2025. Mrs. Catessa Cain has been promoted
More than one in four people on Maryland’s Eastern Shore are part of the military community – either active military, guard reservists, veterans, or family
The Gunston School’s Heron Pickleball Tournament was held on Sunday, April 13 on the school’s tennis courts, raising just over $13,000 for the athletics program.
This will be the 41st year for the Oxford Fine Arts Show to be held May 16 – 18 at the Oxford Community Center. The event consistently