The Kent County History Quiz is a weekly local brainteaser sponsored by The Peoples Bank. Kent County historian and author Joan Horsey, local newsman and history sleuth Kevin Hemstock, and…
The public is invited to attend the next meeting of the Democratic Club of Kent County, on Thursday, April 15 via Zoom, for a “Meet & Greet” session with Heather…
The League of Women Voters of Kent County invites the public to join us virtually for “A Conversation with Senator Chris Van Hollen.” Sen. Van Hollen will keynote our 45th…
The Kent County History Quiz is a weekly local brainteaser sponsored by The Peoples Bank. Kent County historian and author Joan Horsey, local newsman and history sleuth Kevin Hemstock, and…
The Kent County History Quiz is a weekly local brainteaser sponsored by The Peoples Bank. Kent County historian and author Joan Horsey, local newsman and history sleuth Kevin Hemstock, and…
This Week’s Kent County History Question: What route did the Sultana take from the boatyard at Cannon and Mill Streets to the launch site? A. Down Cannon Street to the…
WC-ALL winds up the Learn at Lunch programming for 2020-2021 with a special presentation by Chestertown-based husband/wife team Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr. They spend ten months of every year…
Catherine Marcelle Grieb of Chestertown, MD passed away on March 20, 2021 at her home. She was 94 years old. Mrs. Grieb was born on August 30, 1926 in Paris,…
The Chestertown Farmers’ and Artisan Market is pleased to announce the start of the Full Season Market, March 27th-December 25th 2021. Artisans, along with new and returning Farm vendors, will be…
The Kent County History Quiz is a weekly local brainteaser sponsored by The Peoples Bank. Kent County historian and author Joan Horsey, local newsman and history sleuth Kevin Hemstock, and…
This Week’s Kent County History Quiz Question: When did daily steamboat service start on the Chester River? A. 1807 B. 1848 C. 1860 D. 1867 Answer: C. 1860 should have…
The Kent County History Quiz is a weekly local brainteaser sponsored by The Peoples Bank. Kent County historian and author Joan Horsey, local newsman and history sleuth Kevin Hemstock, and…
By Kate Meehan and Steve Meehan A piece of Chestertown’s living history came to its end this week. Having grown too large for its home for over a century, the…
This Week’s Kent County History Quiz question: Where in Chestertown would you find the American Elm planted over a century ago that grew to be documented as the largest on…
Lieutenant Colonel David B. Sussman, United States Air Force (retired), died of lymphoma at Heron Point on March 9th. He was born March 26, 1934 in Elizabeth, New Jersey to…
Chesapeake Bank and Trust Company is pleased to report that it is in the process of assisting over 71 businesses obtain loans during Round 2 of the Small Business Association’s…
James Bernard Hayman of Galena, MD passed away Friday, March 5, 2021 at University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore. He was 66. Mr. Hayman was born May 22, 1954…
Danny Sewell Bennett (“Sewellie”), age 63, of Chestertown, MD, passed away at his home while surrounded by his loving family, on March 4, 2021. He was born on October 28,…
The warmer, sunnier weather is a harbinger of good things to come. One of those positive changes is the return of activity on the Sassafras River. Jeff Carroll is starting…
The 100 block North Queen St. and Church Alley will be closed from March 8-10th, from 7am- 5pm, for removal of a large large Elm Tree. The area closed will…
