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Return to Retail: Part Three – The New Normal
Posted on: Monday, November 1, 2021
This holiday season, retailers are committed to serving the customer, despite inventory hardships. By Angela Niessner
» Read moreThe Toymakers
Posted on: Monday, November 1, 2021
Couple Creates Handmade Wooden Toys for Needy Children at Christmas Written and photographed by Lisa Gregory As a little girl, Mary Cutshaw didn’t get toys for Christmas. Sometimes hard candy or an orange, she says. But never toys. “If you got shoes on your feet and food in your belly that was the priority,” says her husband, Richard.
» Read moreReturn to Retail: Part Two – Re-engagment
Posted on: Wednesday, September 1, 2021
A few months after heavy COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, area retailers are back to work and it’s “Full steam ahead!” By Angela Niessner and photos by Turner Photography Studio
» Read moreA Surprise and a Miracle
Posted on: Wednesday, September 1, 2021
Colt beat odds to become horse rescue's first baby By Lisa Gregory Was she, or wasn’t she? That was the question. Cassie came to the Maryland Horse Rescue along with some other horses from a farm in West Virginia in January of 2020. The horses had been exposed to a terrible neglect situation.
» Read moreC&O Canal National Historical Park 50th Anniversary
Posted on: Wednesday, September 1, 2021
By Karen Gardner and Photos by Turner Photography Studio As the C&O Canal National Historical Park celebrates its 50th anniversary, the park has something else to celebrate – a new headquarters in Williamsport.
» Read moreSomething to Tweet About
Posted on: Wednesday, September 1, 2021
Hagerstown Couple documents the story of the “Bluebirds of Antietam” By Crystal Schelle As Stefanie Boss and her husband, Mike Reed, walk down Smoke-town Road on the Antietam National Battlefield property, a bird with bright blue feathers, a rusty-colored breast, and white belly darts from its perch on the wooden fence to the nearby trees.
» Read moreBlueberry Dreams
Posted on: Wednesday, June 30, 2021
Frog Eye Farm is the place to go to pick-your-own delicious blueberries. By Karen Gardner Deep in the heart of Pleasant Valley is a blueberry farm, where you can pick blueberries surrounded by a slice of rural paradise. Sandwiched between Elk Ridge and South Mountain, Frog Eye Farm offers pick-your-own (PYO) blue-berries throughout blueberry growing season.
» Read moreRoasting Beans and Raising Standards
Posted on: Wednesday, June 30, 2021
River Bottom Roasters coffee company is changing lives in far away regions. Story and Photography by Jamie Turner
» Read moreJust Pea-che
Posted on: Wednesday, June 30, 2021
A classic school lunch dessert still bring up memories for some. Story and photo by Crystal Schelle
» Read moreReturn to Retail: Part One – Survival
Posted on: Wednesday, June 30, 2021
Local retailers have managed to survive and even thrive through the Covid-19 lockdowns. By Jessica Swan
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