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Boating and fishing in 2024 represented $701.5 million of the $10.6 billion generated for Maryland through outdoor recreational activities. Somers Cove Marina in Crisfield is the largest state-run marina in Maryland.
Outdoor recreation industry provides $10.6 billion impact on Maryland economy
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s outdoor industry generated 1.9% of Maryland’s gross domestic product in 2024, according to a recent report by the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis, generating $10.6 … more
Attendees join Lt. Gov. Kyle Evans Gay at a Latino business networking event in Dover on March 19.
Latino entrepreneurship showcased in Dover
Dozens of Latino entrepreneurs and state legislators met at the Tatnall Building in Dover on March 19 to build relationships, with some Dominican food on the side. more
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Princess Anne Police Department joins list of sites for student apprentices
PRINCESS ANNE — The Princess Anne Police Department joins a long list of approved Youth Apprenticeship employers working in cooperation with Somerset County Public Schools and its students at … more
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‘Open for Business’ workshop offers resources for Kent entrepreneurs
The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce (CDCC) is offering local entrepreneurs a valuable opportunity to fast track their business plans through its upcoming “Kent County Open for Business” … more
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Autism Awareness Month focus of Seaford’s Light It Up Blue
SEAFORD — The city and its parks and recreation department will celebrate Autism Awareness Month in April with their annual Light it Up Blue event at Gateway Park. This public event on April 2 … more
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SU President Dr. Carolyn Ringer Lepre presents the honorary alumnus award to Brent MIller. PROVIDED PHOTO
Salisbury businessman named Honorary Alumnus by Salisbury University
SALISBURY — SVN | Miller Commercial Real Estate has announced that Executive Managing Director and Senior Advisor, Brent Miller, CCIM, CPM has been recognized by Salisbury University as an Honorary … more
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The farewell notice posted by The Point to one of its social media pages.
The Point coffeehouse, bakery announces closure
REHOBOTH BEACH — After 15 years, one of the first stops in and last stops out of Rehoboth Beach, The Point Coffeehouse and bake shop, announced its closure effective March 19. The announcement … more
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ton, stands next to a carving on ZZ Top guitarist Billy Gibbons a couple of years ago.
Coolest Thing in Delaware contest down to eight businesses
WILMINGTON — The Coolest Thing Made in Delaware contest has been whittled down to its top eight finalists. Organized by the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and its affiliate, the Delaware … more
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Do More 24 Delaware fundraiser reaches all 50 states
WILMINGTON — The Do More 24 Delaware fundraising event this year somehow managed to touch all 50 states. The online fundraiser for nonprofit organizations — which is the state’s biggest … more
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The Business Economic and Community Outreach Network (BEACON) of the Franklin P. Perdue School of Business at Salisbury University, offers applied business & economic research and targeted outreach programs to a variety of organizations. SALISBURY INDEPENDENT/RICHARD CAINES
BEACON releases latest Eastern Shore business sentiment survey results
SALISBURY — Eastern Shore business leaders’ recent expectations of the economy showed mixed signals. The diverged sentiment, found in both short- and long-term outlook, with outlook stabilizing … more
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Network with your circle of friends at Circulo Lounge
Bally’s Dover Casino Resort is pleased to open their new, innovative bar experience, Circulo Lounge, to the members of the Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce (CDCC) for their March Sunset … more
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Delmarva's chicken farms and processing companies created $4.6 billion worth of locally produced, fed and harvested food in 2025.
Celebrating the chicken industry more broadly supports many compared to 'MeatOut Day'
GEORGETOWN — The Delmarva chicken community raised 628 million chickens, produced 4.7 billion pounds of shelf- and table-ready chicken and generated $4.6 billion in sales in 2025. The annual … more
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Members of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford pose with Milford police officers March 12 after undergoing a Civilian Response Course dealing with how to respond to active attacks at their workplaces.
Chamber learns active-attack responses from Milford police
MILFORD — The scenario is about as chilling as it gets. An intense-looking man walks into a major retailer, opens a bag full of firearms and then begins hunting customers and staff in the store. … more
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Pittsville Ford is located at 7155 Friendship Road. PROVIDED PHOTO
Pittsville Ford receives Ford President’s Award for sixth consecutive year
PITTSVILLE — Pittsville Ford has received the Ford Motor Company President’s Award for the sixth consecutive year, which honors dealerships that place a high priority on customer satisfaction. … more
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State and local officials break ground for the Milford Corporate Center in 2025. The City Council on March 9 approved a four-month contract extension for George & Lynch Inc. to finish its infrastructure work at the site, which has been delayed by inclement weather and utility conflicts.
Corporate center contractor gets 4-month extension in Milford
MILFORD — Phase 1 of the Milford Corporate Center project was slated to be done March 10, but because of two major snowstorms this year and the discovery of gas and telecommunications conflicts … more
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State Rep. Kim Williams is the primary sponsor for House Bill 315. Here, she answers questions from fellow state Rep. Claire Snyder-Hall March 10.
Delaware could become second state to ban fees on tips for credit card transactions
A bill to prohibit payment networks from charging fees on tips for credit card transactions was released from the House Economic Development/Banking/Insurance & Commerce Committee March 10. more
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Maryland Natural Resource Police Cpl. Jason Kreider performs a commercial seafood inspection at a seafood market in 2024. From vessel checks where officers inspect for adequate safety measures, to commercial facility inspections, NRP plays a vital role in affirming the shellfish bought by everyday consumers meet the rigorous standards of the NSSP.
Maryland’s partnership with National Shellfish Sanitation Program vital to seafood safety
When it comes to seafood sanitation and public health, the  National Shellfish Sanitation Program  has for 100 years ensured shellfish sold in the United States meets standards for human … more
UMES Extension Agent Stephen Goewey gives his class on the Introduction to Beekeeping at the UMES Research, Extension and Teaching Farm.
Prepare for spring with alley cropping workshop, or make a birdhouse or bee box
PRINCESS ANNE — Get ready for spring planting and pollinating at UMES Extension workshops offered this month. Explore the basics and benefits of alley cropping, the practice of alternating rows of … more
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Oysters sit in a bucket after being measured by Department of Natural Resources staff as part of the annual fall survey, a major data source for the stock assessment that found an increase in Maryland oysters.
Governor Moore announces historic year for oyster reproduction in Maryland waters
ANNAPOLIS — Governor Wes Moore today announced a historic year for oyster reproduction in Maryland waters. According to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, the concentration of new … more
Senate Bill 21 sparked a national debate as Delaware leaders sought a "course correction" to increase predictability in the First State's corporate law structure.
What does the Delaware Supreme Court upholding Senate Bill 21 mean for corporations?
Delaware’s controversial incorporation law, Senate Bill 21, has been upheld by the state’s highest court. more
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