
Downrigging Festival 2025: Tall Ships, Bluegrass, and Community Spirit
Get your sea legs back! The tall ships are returning for Downrigging Festival—anchored to the bright, rhythm of bluegrass music. Now in its 24th year,

Get your sea legs back! The tall ships are returning for Downrigging Festival—anchored to the bright, rhythm of bluegrass music. Now in its 24th year,

Mayoral candidate Mark Mumford says his campaign for Chestertown’s highest office is driven by one core belief: public service. “It’s not about me,” Mumford says.

https://youtu.be/zwLto-HWRZM A 1975 graduate of Washington College, Bryan Matthews knows nearly every corner of his alma mater. Over more than 25 years he has served

When John Lewis arrived at The Gunston School sixteen years ago, he wasn’t yet the seasoned Head of School he is today; he was a

The Garfield Center for the Arts is bringing new life to The Elephant Man, Bernard Pomerance’s powerful drama about Joseph Merrick, a man with severe

Some 170 people representing a broad cross-section of Kent County gathered Monday night for The Shelter Alliance’s inaugural event—an evening dedicated to examining the

SNAP-Ed, the federally funded program that for decades has provided nutrition education and obesity prevention to low-income families, will end on October 1, 2025. Its

As many Spy readers know, we’ve been periodically checking in with Emily Chandler, the owner of Piazza Italian Deli, over a decade now. Starting in

Kent County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mary Boswell -McComas is inviting the community to take part in what she describes as a “defining moment” for

In Part 2 of our interview, Dr. McComas addressed concerns about combining middle and high school students in the same building. While some Maryland schools