Easton police department has welcomed two new officers. Tucker Lytle and Chase Fletcher were sworn in by Mayor Megan Cook after graduating from Wor-Wic Community College’s Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Academy. Both officers are now set to serve the Easton community, bringing fresh energy to the force.

In Kent County, Rah ‘Zir Wilson of Kent County High School has made history as the Class 1A state champion high jumper. Wilson cleared 6 feet, 4 inches, marking the school’s first outdoor track and field state champion since 2000. His achievements include winning the North Bayside Conference and setting a school record earlier this season.

Turning to Talbot County, the Easton Police Department’s new recruits are not the only ones making headlines. The department is actively engaging with the community, enhancing public safety and trust.

Finally, in Queen Anne’s County, local schools are gearing up for the next academic year, focusing on student support and educational programs. This comes as part of a broader initiative to enhance learning environments across the county.