Small business owners wear every hat imaginable. Between invoices, emails, social media, customer service, and the million little fires that flare up daily, there’s barely time for lunch, let alone launching a polished brand identity. Yet in a digital world where audiences scroll fast and judge faster, good design isn’t just a luxury—it’s essential. That doesn’t mean outsourcing to a pricey firm or losing hours learning complex software. With a handful of sharp tips and a little resourcefulness, even the
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PUBLIC NOTICEMembers of the Dorchester County Councilwill attend a Ribbon Cutting for the newDorchester County Health Department Locationon Thursday, June 26th at 12 p.m.in Cambridge, Maryland.Information on Ribbon Cutting HERE
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The Dorchester County Public Library will be holding their Annual Summer reading KickOff Party on Saturday, June 14 from 12-2 p.m. in the Cambridge Library parking lot and along Spring Street (with a rain date of June 21, 12-2 p.m.). The Theme this year is "Color Our World". Last year, we had approximately 300 attendees, and look forward to having many again this year. Sign up for Summer Reading, pick up a free book and goodie bag. Enjoy free food, face painting, balloon characters, crafts, community
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The digital presence of small businesses is no longer defined by storefronts or static websites. It now stretches across a dynamic mix of platforms—Instagram reels, TikTok videos, Pinterest boards, LinkedIn carousels, and interactive stories on Facebook. In this fast-scrolling environment, visual content isn't a luxury; it's the frontline of communication. It's not about flashy production or massive budgets either—what counts is resonance, clarity, and authenticity, all bundled into imagery that makes
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The Dorchester Chamber of Commerce presented the 2025 C. Robert “Bob” Spedden Service Award to Amanda Fenstermaker at their Annual Meeting on March 13, 2025. Bob Spedden was a well-known and respected leader in the community. He demonstrated a real passion for the revitalization of the County and Cambridge. He served for several years on the Board of Directors of the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce and was the President in 1980-1981. He also served on the Cambridge Yacht Club Board of Governors,
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Dr. Casey Scott Appointed as Dorchester County Health Officer The Dorchester County Council is pleased to announce their recommendation and appointment of Dr. Casey Scott as the Health Officer for Dorchester County, following the upcoming retirement of Roger Harrell. Dr. Scott brings a wealth of experience and expertise to this role. With over 11 years in the public health field, Dr. Scott has worked in various capacities, including her tenure with the Dorchester County Health Department as Deputy Health
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Heidi Holdren, UM Shore Regional Health EASTON, Md. (February 18, 2025) – University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH), a member organization of the University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS), recently welcomed Heidi Holdren, MSN, RN, MEDSURG-BC, as Director, Patient Care Services and Operations. Most recently, Holdren served as nurse manager at George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C., where she had oversight of a 42-bed Orthopedics, Neurology and Trauma Unit. She
Angie Wicks EASTON, Md. (February 14, 2025) – University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH), a member organization of the University of Maryland Medical System, recently welcomed Angela Wicks DNP, RNC-OB, CENP, NPD-BC as the Director of Acute and Critical Care. Wicks began her career at UM SRH in 2003 as a staff nurse in the Birthing Center at UM Shore Medical Center at Easton. She advanced to serve as the Clinical Coordinator for Women & Children’s Services, before being promoted to Nurse
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In the photo, from the left, front row, are Carole Sizemore, Vice President, Total Rewards, Perdue Farms; Kim Nechay, Executive Director, Perdue Foundation; Kathryn Fiddler, Vice President, Population Health, TidalHealth and Jessica Hales, Vice President, Chief Philanthropy Officer, Foundation President, TidalHealth. In the back row, from the left, are Perry Aulie, President, Perdue Agribusiness; Steve Leonard, TidalHealth President/CEO and Charles Dolan, Vice President, Clinical Operations,
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The Board of Directors for 2025 and 2026 of the Fraternal Order of Police, Cambridge-Dorchester Lodge # 27 Inc. were sworn in Thursday, January 9th by Past President Dale Hurt. From left to right, Jennifer Benton Secretary, Edward Howard Vice President, Chad Mothersell Treasurer, Frank Hurley Trustee, Thomas Hurley President, Dale Hurt Past President, Jesse Guessford Sgt. at Arms and Thomas Wolf Chaplain. President Thomas Hurley presented the 2024 FOP Member of the Year to newly elected Vice President
Delmarva Community Services (DCS) in Cambridge is in need of a paid shelter manager and paid shelter monitors for the Dorchester County Cold Weather through March 31, 2025, at the Salvation Army Site at 200 Washington Street in Cambridge. Weeknight and weekend evening and overnight shifts are available. “DCS is partnering with the Salvation Army, the City of Cambridge, and Dorchester County community volunteers to provide this critical service during the winter months. Many of our neighbors in Dorchester
One of Only 14 Hospitals Nationwide Offering Cutting-Edge Treatment for Heart Patients The daVinci surgical system robot at TidalHealth Peninsula Regional is being used to perform revolutionary cardiac robotic convergent surgery. The Salisbury hospital is the first in Maryland, Virginia or Washington, D.C. to do it robotically and one of just fourteen hospitals across the nation to offer the option. SALISBURY – TidalHealth Peninsula Regional's Guerrieri Heart & Vascular Institute has achieved a
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SALISBURY – TidalHealth, along with the Somerset County and Wicomico County Health Departments, is calling on community members to share their thoughts and priorities in a brief survey as part of the Community Health Needs Assessment process. This is your chance to tell local medical leaders what matters most to you when it comes to your health. The purpose is to understand the health issues facing you, your family, and your neighbors. Your input will help shape strategies to improve health and
SALISBURY — TidalHealth Primary and Specialty Care is pleased to announce Natalie Sinclair and Eltonio “Tim Collins are its Team Members of the Month for November 2024. Natalie Sinclair, Surgical Scheduler, TidalHealth Gastroenterology Sinclair was nominated by Nurse Practitioner Sarah Proffit. She was recognized for the values of Service, Accountability, Quality and Community.“We recently had a patient (of mine) that was in the middle of a very difficult situation, and Natalie jumped up to help with an
Pictured from left to right are Justin Hiner and Eric Milhollan, CHC, who will officially assume the roles of Vice President and President of Willow Construction in January 2025. EASTON, MARYLAND — The start of 2025 will mark a significant leadership transition at Willow Construction, a milestone representing over a decade of thoughtful planning and strategic vision. The company is pleased to announce that Eric Milhollan, CHC, Willow’s current Senior Project Manager, will assume the role of President,
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This October, in honor of Women's Small Business Month, it's essential to acknowledge the cutting-edge tools that enable women entrepreneurs to optimize their workflows and fuel growth. Adobe Acrobat provides a robust set of features aimed at boosting efficiency, simplifying document management, enhancing team collaboration, and streamlining crucial business processes. For women entrepreneurs eager to save time and concentrate on expanding their businesses, these solutions can be transformative in the
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When your business hits a rough patch, the challenges can feel overwhelming, but it's crucial to take decisive action. Difficult times often bring hidden opportunities for growth and innovation, provided you know where to look and how to respond. Implementing the right strategies can help stabilize your operations and pave the way for a stronger, more resilient future. Let's explore some practical measures you can take to navigate through these challenging times.Identify Key Employees for Retention
In today's digital age, effective branding is indispensable for businesses aiming to distinguish themselves in saturated markets. Achieving elevated branding demands a strategic mindset that integrates various elements seamlessly. Here, we present essential strategies aimed at augmenting your brand's visibility and influence in the competitive landscape. Engaging Storytelling with the Help of AI Visuals New small business owners can use AI-generated images to create engaging visual content