
Opinion: Talbot Voters Bought an Ambulance Station and Here’s the Receipt by Brian Naranjo
On July 21, Talbot County cut the ribbon on Station 95 in Cordova — four bays, a round-the-clock crew, advanced life support. In Cordova or

On July 21, Talbot County cut the ribbon on Station 95 in Cordova — four bays, a round-the-clock crew, advanced life support. In Cordova or

Candidate and current TCPS Board President Emily Jackson BLOCKED me from viewing her campaign Facebook page because I posted ACTUAL, FACTUAL data about her disastrous

On November 3, Talbot County voters will choose our County Council. The top five vote-getters, regardless of party, will chart this county’s course for the

It may be the senior choosing between groceries and prescription medications. It may be the working family stretching a paycheck that no longer covers the

This Mid-term Election is not the typical contest between Republicans and Democrats. It is far more important than that. It is about saving the soul

Farmers throughout the U.S. have historically voted Republican since the 1980s, but many of the party’s positions during Trump’s presidency have bewildered, if not angered,

Last week, we celebrated the completion of the renovation of Chapel District Elementary School, a project more than five years in the making. Standing in

Talbot County’s August 21 comprehensive-plan session will include Economic Development and Tourism. Earlier this year, the county’s Business Appreciation Summit framed artificial intelligence as an

On July 4 last year, Republicans celebrated passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Our own Rep. Andy Harris called the bill “a

A month ago I wrote that Oxford and Cambridge were over-engineering small problems. Oxford has a real short-term-rental compliance problem. Commissioner David Donovan’s review found