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ELKTON — The Cecil County Board of Elections finished conducting provisional ballot canvassing Wednesday, counting over 500 provisional ballots.

ELKTON — The Cecil County Department of Public Works (DPW) will begin the Bayview Interceptor Project at Stoney Run – a project that works to address erosion and protect an

EARLVILLE — Deep Roots, a local organization dedicated to helping homeless families, hosts a ribbon cutting ceremony for its most recent expansion- the Tracey Lea McCaw Children’s Center.

PORT DEPOSIT — An investigation is continuing after an unknown person or people vandalized the Tome Memorial United Methodist Church (UMC) sometime last week, according to the Cecil County Sheriff’s

ELKTON — With Rebecca Hamilton’s defeat of incumbent councilman Bill Coutz in June’s Primary election, it’s clear that the Cecil County Council’s makeup will be changing, but the question is

ELKTON — The Elkton Community Art Festival held at the Elkton Presbyterian Church was the first art festival to raise money for the Elkton Community Kitchen (ECK). The free event,

Civil War Weekend is Saturday and Sunday at Veterans Memorial Park in Rising Sun where the Union and Confederate armies will come alive, complete with skirmishes both days.

Sending their money. when you look at how theyre spending against john fetterman, its about taxes, the economy. what theyre spending on mandela barnes, or cheri beasley, its about crime. explain to me why the majority of money being spent against whites and democrats is on the economy. the majority of money spent against black senate democratic candidates is on crime. >> riddle me that, i think that i know the answer. race based strategy, also known as racism. i, cecil shared priorities usa, tha...

ELKTON — First District Congressional candidates Heather Mizeur and incumbent Andy Harris faced off Wednesday in a debate held by Cecil TV at Cecil College’s Milburn Stone Theater. The Libertarian

Being named the 2022 Sugar Cane Festival Queen meant a lot to Avery Claire Hebert of Erath, who has spent her young life promoting agriculture, learning about the industry and