The oldest active powerboat race in the country happens this weekend in Cambridge May 17-18 on the Choptank River, with a race weekend kickoff concert Friday, May 16.

Historic Malone’s Church will hold its annual May Day Celebration on Saturday, May 17 from noon to 4 PM, rain or shine, the Harrisville/Malone Cemetery Maintenance Fund has announced.

As the second public hearing on the proposed Dorchester County Budget for FY ’26 drew to a close, Council President asked Council members if they had any comments or questions. Council District 5 Representative and Vice President Mike Detmer slowly answered in the affirmative.

The City of Cambridge Housing Department invites the public to visit and view newly constructed homes nearing completion during an Open House on Sunday, May 18 from 2 to 4 PM at 636 Douglas Street.

During a recent Town Hall hosted by Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes at Hurlock United Methodist Church, featured speakers from Baltimore ICE fielded questions over operatives having access to houses of worship.

The initial vision for a community of resort lifestyle quality family homes adjoining the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Property has been 23 years in the making, often with more promise than progress. But on Tuesday, April 29, they, and community partners celebrated the tenacious spirit of what Fairchild called “Team Tides” at the official groundbreaking ceremony organized by the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce.

It's been nearly a year since Marc Knight opened his River Dogs Outfitters shop in the historic McCrory’s Building on Race Street. Since May 2, 2024, Knight’s eclectic mix of e-bikes, kayaks, and dog products have filled a downtown Cambridge niche. But as his first anniversary approaches, and the start of his busy Spring season, so do concerns that high tariffs on Chinese and other goods might force him to shut down.