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Brandan Ebeling, NDHS senior, is a welding apprentice..
Learning and earning: A tale of two programs in Dorchester schools
Despite winter being on the doorstep, Dorchester Career and Technology Center’s Greenhouse horticulture students remain busy in the field. For the 12th year, they are helping make spirits … more
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A Choptank River fishing trip or sunset cruise is one of the prizes in the Pleasant Day Medical Adult Day Care Center “Pleasant Holidays” virtual fundraiser. Center participants John Coleman and Ruby Eldred are shown with the 33-foot Egg Harbor Drag N’ Deep that will be the setting for the day on the river.
Pleasant Holidays raffle to benefit medical adult day care in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE - Choptank River fishing or cruising enthusiasts who donate to the 2021 “Pleasant Holidays” virtual fundraiser could be in for a treat. Edgar’s Heating and Air … more
From left, Amy Craig, Dorchester County Clerk of Court; Jackie Skinner, Easton Masons; Rhodana Fields, Choptank Habitat for Humanity; Adrian Holmes, founder and president, Alpha Genesis Community Development Corporation; Paul Baiers, Crescent City Charities; Julie Gilberto Brady, retired, Dorchester County Heritage Tourism, and Rev. Dr. Katie Day gather for the check-passing ceremony to benefit Harriet's Journey Home.
Crescent City Charities helps bring Harriet closer to home in Cambridge
The divisive task of taking statues down has been occupying many communities. But in Cambridge, a unifying yearlong movement has centered around putting one up. The grassroots community … more
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Chris Brewington, left, and Eugene Beckly, both of Columbia, pick up online orders of RAR new releases on Saturday.
Dorchester's RAR debuts LabRARtory, new brews
Cambridge’s groundbreaking RAR brewery is off to a spirited start as the holiday season launches. The homegrown miracle on Poplar Street is making fresh headway welcoming its third expansion … more
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Attending the Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Intergenerational Center in Cambridge ribbon-cutting, from left, are Dr. William E. Bair, Maryland State Senator Addie Eckardt, William Batson, Dr. Santo Grande, Lt. Gov. Boyd K. Rutherford, Kelly McDonald and the Rev. Dale Krotee.
 Cambridge welcomes Intergenerational Center
On Saturday, Nov. 6, Dr. Santo A. Grande, president and CEO of Delmarva Community Services, gathered with the community he’s served for 46 years in front of the building he long envisioned … more
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Cyclists begin their ride along the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway.
Cyclists follow Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway to raise money for sculpture
CAMBRIDGE - Nearly 200 bikers came together Saturday, Oct. 16, to ride the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway, visiting iconic sites along the way and raising more than $12,000 for the … more
The men of A1 Fazon came from Hurlock to perform. On the mic is Jaden Jones, behind him from the left are Dario and Darren Belizaire.
3rd Annual Groove City Culture Fest rocks Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE — The Groove City Black Heritage & Culture Group held its 3rd Annual Groove City Culture Fest on Aug. 21 and 22.The festival had gained so much interest over the previous month … more
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