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The small community of Harmony was a bit larger on the morning of Saturday, September 20, 2025, when close to 100 people...
09/24/2025

The small community of Harmony was a bit larger on the morning of Saturday, September 20, 2025, when close to 100 people gathered at the Harmony Community Park to memorialize two individuals who had big impacts on county youth, Roger Layton and Sarah Mueller. The ball field at the park is now named after Layton, who served as a softball coach for many years, and the pavilion at the park honors Mueller, who served as a Character Counts coach at Preston Elementary School for many years. Caroline Review Senior Correspondent Connie Connolly reports on the gathering and the legacy of Layton and Mueller.

Caroline County Recreation and Parks
Caroline County Government
Preston Elementary School

HARMONY – Nearly 100 family members, friends, and local officials showed up on a sunny and warm Saturday morning, Sept. 20, 2025, at Harmony Community Park to memorialize the public service of …

09/24/2025

People often say that public schools should put more practical life lessons into the curriculum, such as how to file taxes or cook on a budget. We here on

OMG, it’s almost October! 🤯When you are out and about tomorrow look for the October 2025 issue of the Caroline Review! T...
09/24/2025

OMG, it’s almost October! 🤯

When you are out and about tomorrow look for the October 2025 issue of the Caroline Review! They were delivered today throughout Caroline and our neighboring counties. These copies landed at the Denton Post Office and Denton Auto Care and Tire.

Farmers in Caroline County rely on science, technology, and good old fashion hard work to make their farms as successful...
09/22/2025

Farmers in Caroline County rely on science, technology, and good old fashion hard work to make their farms as successful as they can be. On Sunday, September 14, 2025, some farmers looked to faith to help them bring in their harvests as they participated in the Blessing of the Combines and Farm Equipment by the Bethesda Methodist Church in Preston. It was the second year the church held this event, as reported on by Melodie Prairie.

Photos courtesy of Kari Farnell.

PRESTON - The second annual Blessing of the Combines and Farm Equipment by the Bethesda Methodist Church, based in Preston, was held Sept. 14 in a field at the edge of the town of Preston. …

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09/22/2025

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Financial concerns and lower attendance results in the cancellation of Greensboro’s Whoville holiday event. Kennedy Thom...
09/19/2025

Financial concerns and lower attendance results in the cancellation of Greensboro’s Whoville holiday event. Kennedy Thomason reports on the decision.

GREENSBORO — The Greensboro Town Council voted at their September 18 regular meeting to end the annual Whoville holiday celebration. The decision came after hearing a disheartening report by …

09/19/2025

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09/19/2025

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Caroline County Public Schools are celebrating Community School Coordinator Appreciation Week, recognizing the efforts o...
09/18/2025

Caroline County Public Schools are celebrating Community School Coordinator Appreciation Week, recognizing the efforts of coordinators at each of the county schools. Part of a statewide initiative under Maryland’s Blueprint for Education, “community schools” is a designation that looks at poverty levels in school communities and seeks to provide support to those areas. Community School Coordinators help identify the gaps caused by poverty and provide services and opportunities to help close those gaps. Kennedy Thomason reports on the community schools designation here.

Caroline County Public Schools
Choptank Community Health System
Caroline County Health Department Maryland
Minary’s Dream Alliance, Incorporated
Caroline County Family YMCA
Mid Shore Community Mediation Center
Lions Club

CAROLINE COUNTY — This week, Caroline County Public Schools is celebrating Community School Coordinator Appreciation Week. All nine schools now carry the “community school” …

The Federalsburg Mayor and Council’s meeting on September 15, 2025, included several areas of discussion including a pos...
09/17/2025

The Federalsburg Mayor and Council’s meeting on September 15, 2025, included several areas of discussion including a possible increase in water and sewer rates, staff turnover, town manager consulting services, and a memorandum of understanding with the county commissioners for police coverage for the town. Caroline Review Publisher Deborah Bowden reports on the meeting here.

Town of Federalsburg

Federalsburg Mayor and Council voted to consider an increase in the water and sewer rates immediately to help offset a structural deficit within the water and sewer budget at their Sept. 15 workshop. …

“Call in the dogs!” is a line heard in television and movies when someone is on the run from the law. In the next scene ...
09/16/2025

“Call in the dogs!” is a line heard in television and movies when someone is on the run from the law. In the next scene you see an article of clothing waived under the nose of a leashed dog, the dog takes a sniff, and off they go to find the missing scoundrel. But have you ever thought about the time and training involved, for animals and their handlers, in order for search and rescue efforts to be possible? Caroline Review Correspondent Kennedy Thomason recently interviewed Meghan Wade, Vice-President of Delmarva Search and Rescue to find out more about this organization and the work that goes into training for when duty calls.

Delmarva SAR

CORDOVA — When someone goes missing, every minute can make the difference between life and loss. Delmarva Search and Rescue, a local organization headquartered in Cordova, assists emergency …

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