Beyond black and white: Oerdy Hummel’s journey of art, freedom, and color
Like many artists, Erdmann “Oerdy” Hummel is a man whose life and art are deeply intertwined. But his story is also a journey through politics
Like many artists, Erdmann “Oerdy” Hummel is a man whose life and art are deeply intertwined. But his story is also a journey through politics
[youtube id=”i3z-8QbcCy8 Every Thursday, the Spy hosts a conversation with Al From and Craig Fuller on the most topical political news of the moment. This
American artist Winslow Homer (1836-1910) was the son of Bostonians Charles and Henrietta Homer. She was an amateur watercolor painter and Winslow’s primary teacher. His
Not to take anything away from the cast and creators of “Stage Fright,” now playing twice daily through Sunday at the Avalon Theatre, but the

Dear County Council, Planning Commission, Public Works Advisory Board (“PWAB”), and others… You’ll no doubt be interested to learn that an illegal sewer connection in
As I walked down the Town of Rock Hall’s sidewalk to tour today’s featured house, “Mermaid of the Rock-The Lodge on Main”, the house’s eclectic
I was trying to figure out what to write this week. So I went to ChatGPT and asked it for some topics. Chat GPT gave
he YMCA of the Chesapeake is pleased to announce the return of its annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 28. The 2024 event
The Gunston School’s 9th Bull & Oyster Roast was a resounding success, welcoming more than 200 guests this past Saturday, October 19 to the school’s
Women members of the BSC Group team recently attended their second meeting of Women Who Care Talbot County, where they were part of a gathering