Pictured above from left to right is Easton Utilities’ Engineer Eddie Westerfield and Kody Cario, Project Manager for the Town of Easton. The Town of Easton and Easton Utilities announce the completion of four electric vehicle (EV) charging station parking spots off Brewers Lane. “We are thrilled to support and...

Pictured left to right are Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen & Bath staff, including Jennifer Gilmer, CKD, owner; Nancy McCarren, AIA, LEED AP, architect; and Olivia Suss, designer. Jennifer Gilmer’s new 700 square-foot satellite showroom at 1 East Dover Street in Easton will bring state-of-the-art design and products for kitchens and baths...

As of October 1st, 2020, the Mayor gave the Easton Economic Development Corporation (EEDC) administrative control over taxpayer dollars funding economic development activities in the Town of Easton.  The economic development activities include making essential contributions to ensure the successful implementation of favorite community events. These include Moonlight Madness/Christmas in...

(Easton, Maryland – October 9, 2020) Local businesses are supporting the Hopeful Campaign in a variety of ways – from hanging “Hopeful” banners outside their establishments to developing a “Hopeful” brand of ice cream. The “Hopeful” buzz is catching on. According to Richard Marks, who founded the Hopeful Campaign with...

Easton Airport’s Runway Improvement Project will take place in phases over approximately the next 7 to 10 years. A number of enabling projects are currently underway and must be completed before the new runway can be constructed. The Airport’s Obstruction Removal Program will be the most visible to the surrounding...

Twelve Talbot County and Delmarva photographers have come together and donated some of their best photographs in exchange for a donation to the Mid-Shore Community Foundation (MSCF) Covid-19 Response Fund, specifically benefitting local food banks. The Photos for Food Banks Project is one of the few charitable campaigns that give...

EEDC: The last time we spoke was around April of this year. There have been many changes. How are things going? Scott Beatty (SB): Certainly, in our markets, things are going pretty well. All things considered, we haven’t been impacted like some of the major metropolitan areas. Even in the cases...

Right across from the Avalon, a new and charming boutique just opened this past September. Known as Windswept Clothiers, the store is the culmination of a passion that Debra Principi has toward women’s clothes; more specifically, coats. “I love coats,” says Debra. “I love anything to do with regular coats,...

EEDC: We last spoke in May. At the time, everyone was looking to find a “new normal.” It was all new then, integrating distance learning. How are things now?   Kelly Griffith (KG): There has been a lot of professional development, and our teachers have done an amazing job. We’ve also...

For All Seasons gave away 1,000 backpacks (200 to each county) on the Mid-Shore. The outreach replaced the Block Party held at For All Seasons office in Easton last year, where neighborhood children received a backpack and school supplies while participating in a community event. Due to social distancing requirements...