Queen Anne’s County Department of Emergency Services, in collaboration with the Mount Holly National Weather Service Forecast Office, will offer two sessions of SKYWARN® Training on Thursday, March 13. These sessions are free and open to the public. Attendees under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. SKYWARN® is a ... Read more

Awards season is in full swing at Kent County Public Schools. The Evening Enterprise reports colleagues, students, parents, administrators, business leaders and community members are encouraged to submit the names of quality educators for Kent County Public Schools’ annual awards. Each year, the school system honors a Teacher of the Year, a Support Employee of ... Read more

Public Works officials sought feedback from the Centreville Town Council in developing a sidewalk replacement program recently. Precision Concrete Cutting preformed an evaluation on sidewalks at the northeast portion of town in 2021, as requested by previous council members to review the conditions and costs. The assessment identified a total of 917 trip hazards with ... Read more

Queen Anne’s County Office of the Sheriff is looking for Kevin Michael Gary, wanted for Failure to Appear on an original charge of non-support of a minor child. He is 57 y/o, 6’1, 190lbs. His last known addresses were on Cardinal Drive in Clayton, NC and Mitchellville Road in Bowie, MD. If you have any ... Read more

March 2nd is the deadline as the Kent Cultural Alliance announces the 2025 Independent Artist Grants program, which will provide $25,000 in funding to support artists living and creating in Kent County. A total of 50 individual grants of $500 each will be awarded as one-time financial support for artists working in a variety of ... Read more

The Maryland Office of the Comptroller has announced a printing error that reportedly led to about 6,000 1099-G forms being sent to incorrect addresses. According to the Comptroller, the issue was identified on February 4 and affected a limited batch of the tax forms. The error did not affect other tax forms, the Comptroller’s Office ... Read more

Local residents and other interested members of the public are again invited to comment on a proposal to construct a 5.0 MW solar generating facility in Kent County. The hearing will take place on Wednesday, February 19, 2025 at 7 p.m. at Galena Elementary School, 114 S. Main Street in Galena. The solar facility, intended ... Read more

Washington College welcomed over 450 enthusiastic, service-minded Marylanders from across the state for the first All Corps event for the current class of Maryland Corps, Service Year Option, and AmeriCorps Members. Led by Maryland Department of Service and Civic Innovation (DSCI) Secretary Paul Monteiro, Jr., staff of Washington College and DSCI staff created a unique ... Read more

The active winter season continues this week with our next significant winter storm of the season arriving by Tuesday afternoon. WBOC reports *Winter Storm Watches* are up for nearly all of Delmarva for Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning. A Winter Storm Watch means that there is a moderate level of confidence that significant winter weather ... Read more

A second man charged is charged in connection with a home invasion in Kent County. The second alleged assailant was identified as Joel Patrick Anderson, 48, of Rock Hall. On Jan. 16, the Kent County Sheriff’s Office served Anderson with a district court arrest warrant charging him with home invasion, conspiracy-home invasion, robbery, armed robbery, ... Read more