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Fearless Tech "building software with a soul" calls Baltimore home
As technology becomes more and more prevalent in the world, a tech company that calls Baltimore home might have a mission statement that sets it apart from any other firm you've heard about.
Ravens, Panthers Possible Destinations For Saints Cut Running Back
The James Robinson comeback tour hit another bump in the road, as the Saints cut the veteran in the leadup to the 53-man roster deadline. An undrafted free agent in 2020, Robinson started his career by usurping first-round pick Leonard Fournette and recording 1,070 rushing yards as a rrookie. Following another solid season as the lone bright spot on Urban Meyer’s Jaguars, the wheels quickly fell off the wagon. Robinson ruptured his Achilles late in the 2021 season and spent the past few years bouncing across multiple rosters.
WC’s film series on 1st Thursdays
CHESTERTOWN — With a theme of “The Creative Life,” the Washington College Department of Communication and Media Studies’ film series for 2024-25 will explore the diverse ways in which individuals and groups engage in creative practices. The monthly series, held on the first Thursday of each...
Hoar completes construction of 80,000-square-foot warehouse
One of the latest additions to the area’s thriving warehouse market has been unveiled by Hoar Construction: the company has completed an 80,000-square-foot industrial building on a nearly 16-acre site on Solley Road, Glen Burnie. The building offers minimum clear heights of 32 feet, two ramped drive-in doors and...
Salisbury University receives Forbes recognition
SALISBURY, Md. – Salisbury University was just ranked one of America’s top colleges by Forbes magazine and was named among the best 390 colleges by the Princeton Review. This isn’t the first time the university has received these types of accolades; this is the 11th consecutive year that it’s been ranked a top institution.
Worcester County Health Department Warns of Rabid Animals
WORCESTER COUNTY, MD - Officials say a rabid bat was found in Pocomoke, and a rabid raccoon was found in Berlin. Worcester County Health Officials say this week, a bat was collected from a home in the 600 block of Market Street in Pocomoke City and tested positive for rabies. Additionally, a rabid raccoon was found on Ninepin Branch Road in Berlin.
4th Annual Snow hill Seafood Festival
SNOW HILL, Md – Snow Hill is set to host its 4th annual Seafood Festival. A town tradition is back, the Snow Hill Area of Commerece is inviting everyone to join them on a unforgettable day for seafood dishes, live music, local shopping, prizes and more. This event will be taking place in Downtown Snow Hill Sunday November 3rd from 1pm to 5pm.
Atlantic General Hospital thinking about changing or expanding current business model
BERLIN, Md – Atlantic General Hospital has been providing high-quality care for decades, but there has been some thought to change or rework the current business model. “Our board has undertaken an evaluation process, really looking at the challenges that exist in healthcare at a global level but acutely a local level,” said CEO of Atlantic General Don Owrey.
Princess Anne Grapples with Financial Woes as Shortfalls Spark Debate
PRINCESS ANNE, MD - The Town of Princess Anne’s municipal operating budget is being held under a microscope as town officials seek to address an urgent lack of funding. Princess Anne Commissioners held a special meeting earlier this month to discuss a looming shortfall and what steps can be taken to avoid it, including the use of emergency federal funds.
Dedication to be held for historic Dorchester County church
Wheatley Methodist Church sits in northern Dorchester County, Maryland’s Fork District, on land King George II granted to a William Wheatley during the early 18th century. It was built 1784 to be a “preaching house served by clergy of those people called Methodist.” The building, constructed of heavy old-growth timber framing secured with wrought nails, has existed since one year following the end of the American Revolution and five years prior to George Washington becoming the first elected American president. ...
City of Salisbury threatened with legal action on two fronts over stalled Mitchell Landing rehab
SALISBURY, Md. – The City of Salisbury could be facing legal action on two fronts. Friday, Maryland’s Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) sent an official notice of defaults and demand for immediate cure to the City of Salisbury. This comes after local housing officials and DHCD...
CASA hosting evening seminar to help young people
ELKTON — Cecil County Court Appointed Special Advocates -- or CASA -- is hosting a free seminar aimed at helping young people in the community thrive and succeed. "Improving Outcomes for Youth" will be held Sept. 5 starting at 5:30 p.m. in the Elkton Community Center, 121 Stockton St. The guest speaker is Michelle Jojola Smith from the Cecil County Department of Juvenile Services. Giulia Hodge, CASA's executive director, said...
Storyville in Rosedale Closed for Renovations
Storyville at the Rosedale Library is closed through Saturday, September 21, for refurbishments, such as painting, new carpeting and upgraded art. Storyville opened in 2010 and Baltimore County Public Library said needed some upgrades. “Storyville has welcomed nearly 700,000 visitors, and is ready for a little face lift!.” said a...
U of Maryland grants permit for pro-Palestinian group’s campus rally on Oct. 7, upsetting Jews on campus and beyond
Jewish campus groups and parents are criticizing a reported decision by the University of Maryland allowing a pro-Palestinian group to hold a rally on campus on Oct. 7, the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attacks in Israel. The permit was given to Students for Justice in Palestine, according to the...
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