Sawyer Ashby, a fifth-grade student at Crellin Elementary School, has emerged as one of the 20 state winners in the prestigious Maryland Council on Economic Education (MCEE) “A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words” contest. This annual contest, designed to foster a keen interest in basic economic and personal finance concepts among Maryland students in grades K-8, has recognized Sawyer’s exceptional talent and dedication. Sawyer’s work was submitted by his teacher, Dr. Suzanne Wilburn.
The small town of Cranesville was established in the 1850’s by John Crane. Cranesville is primarily located in Preston County, West Virginia, but borders Garrett County, Maryland. Probably the most notable feature about Cranesville is the Cranesville Swamp Preserve,...
The Maryland Department of Agriculture is excited to launch a new grant program designed to support the growth and development of urban farms and community gardens. This initiative aims to enhance community access to fresh, healthy produce grown using environmentally...
As we look towards Garrett County celebrating America's 250th birthday at a celebration event in July, we are provided an opportunity to take a moment to understand and appreciate all the county has to offer. Friendsville, the most northern municipality in Garrett...