BAAM Celebrates 20 Years with Opening of New Academic Center
We chat with Dina Daly about Building African American Minds' 20th anniversary and their new Academic Center on Jowite Street in Easton.
Aviation in Talbot County: by the Numbers
Aviation in Talbot County is interconnected to our economic well-being through our airport and robust aviation industry. The State’s aviation system allows Talbot…
225 Years and Counting: The Star Democrat Keeps the Presses Rolling
John Adams — yes, the John Adams, attorney, diplomat, Founding Father — was serving as president of the United States when the…
Harper & Sons, Inc.: Building a Family Business
Harper & Sons, Inc., a 56-year-old Talbot County construction company, sits at the edge of a major thoroughfare in Easton, yet is…
Council Member Keasha Haythe’s Remarks from 17th Talbot County Business Appreciation Summit
The following speech was presented by Talbot County Council Member Keasha Haythe at the Talbot County Business Appreciation Summit on May 2,…
Talbot County Announces 2024 Community Impact Award Winners
Talbot County business leaders gathered on Thursday, May 2, 2024 for the 17th Talbot County Business Appreciation Summit and presentation of the…
A Chat with Chris Pilkerton, Keynote Speaker at our 17th Business Appreciation Summit and Community Impact Awards
Chris Pilkerton, former acting administrator and general legal counsel for the U.S. Small Business Administration will headline the 17th Talbot County Business…
Talbot County Announces Business Academy Graduates
The Talbot County Council awarded graduation certificates to 15 participants in the inaugural Talbot Works Business Academy on Tuesday, April 9, at…
Van Hollen, Cardin Visit Seafood Processing Business, Highlight Efforts to Accelerate Blue Catfish Processing
U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin visited Tilghman Island Seafood, the only USDA-certified blue catfish processing facility.
Small Batches, Big Flavor at Chapel’s Country Creamery
Which came first — the cow or the cheese? It’s a twist on an age-old question, but for Chapel’s Country Creamery owners…