Talbot County to Host National Workforce Expert Mark Perna in Easton and St. Michaels
Talbot County will welcome nationally recognized author and workforce expert Mark C. Perna for two community events designed to help parents and…
Talbot County Takes Center Stage in Statewide Commerce Secretary Tour
Maryland Commerce Secretary Harry Coker brought his statewide tour to Talbot County, meeting with local leaders to hear directly about the projects…
Talbot County Announces Dr. Dell Gines as Keynote Speaker for May 14 Business Appreciation Summit
Chief Innovation Officer of the International Economic Development Council Dr. Dell Gines will headline the 19th Talbot County Business Appreciation Summit on…
A Year of Progress: Talbot County’s 2025 Annual Report Highlights the Work Behind a Stronger Community
In Talbot County, economic development is not a single project, department, or initiative. It is a coordinated effort across infrastructure, workforce, business…
Talbot Works Business Academy Welcomes Cohort IV Entrepreneurs
Business owners representing 12 Talbot County businesses are strengthening their skills and preparing for future growth through the fourth cohort of the…
The Annual Talbot County Community Impact Awards
The Talbot County Community Impact Awards are presented each year to recognize outstanding businesses, nonprofits, community projects, and individuals who have made…
High School Career and Technical Education Grows Up
Talbot County Public Schools’ CTE program is no longer a separate lane for a separate set of students. Under Dr. Carolanne Burkhardt’s…
Economic Development Districts in Action: Mid-Shore Regional Commission
In this video, Executive Director Scott Warner introduces us to the people behind the initiatives that are growing and building businesses, strengthening workforce development,…
The 2026 Playbook: Five Smart Moves to Grow Your Business
We’ve outlined five practical moves every business can make right now to build momentum and set up a strong year. If 2026…
Talbot County’s Business Leaders Invited To Participate in Biannual Business Sentiment Survey
Talbot County business and nonprofit leaders can share their views online as part of the Eastern Shore Business Sentiment Survey.