Todd Mohn News Today

CHESTER — Queen Anne’s County officially welcomed the completion of the Chesapeake Heritage and Visitor Center site improvement multiphase projects with a grand reopening ribbon cutting April 23.

CHESTER — Queen Anne’s County officially welcomed the completion of the Chesapeake Heritage and Visitor Center site improvement multiphase projects with a grand reopening ribbon cutting April 23.

DENTON — Caroline County could remain the host of the regional landfill for 12 years longer than originally planned.

DENTON — Caroline County could remain the host of the regional landfill for 12 years longer than originally planned.

CENTREVILLE — With a lengthy process of workshops and public input still ahead, County Administrator Todd Mohn presented the first version of the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 County Administrator’s Budget

QUEENSTOWN — Members of the Queen Anne’s County Council of Governments (COG) heard updates to surrounding facility plans and upcoming projects throughout the community March 13.

CENTREVILLE — Queen Anne’s County Public Schools took a significant step forward in its infrastructure development with the groundbreaking ceremony held on Feb. 22, for its new administration building. This

CENTREVILLE — Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman visited four establishments in Queen Anne’s County on Dec. 20: the newly opened YMCA in Centreville, Everside Health Center also in Centreville, and two

CENTREVILLE — At last week’s meeting of the Queen Anne’s County Commissioners, residents from the Shrewsbury Farm neighborhood in Centreville wanted answers regarding the landfill being planned off of Harper

CENTREVILLE — At last week’s meeting of the Queen Anne’s County Commissioners, residents from the Shrewsbury Farm neighborhood in Centreville wanted answers regarding the landfill being planned off of Harper