Huntingtown News

Zeta Brady, left, of Huntingtown holds 13-year-old Felix while veterinarian Susan Gordon-Garcia checks his heart and breathing at the Brady home.

At the moment, jobseekers can use all the help they can get. Fortunately, Calvert residents have free resources available to them.

Another rash of vehicle burglaries was reported in a Huntingtown neighborhood right before dawn last Tuesday, Oct.

The Calvert County Board of County Commissioners voted Tuesday to reduce the amount of organization members required at charitable Texas Hold'Em poker games.

Picking steamed blue crabs is a summer tradition, but this time of year is also a good time to buy them.

Patty Cooper of Blairstown, N.J., cooks a pot of 11th century lamb stew over an authentic peat fire.

The restored Old Wallville School as pictured on a handout available for visitors.

Charles Bearns shakes the hand of Calvert County Public Schools Superintendent after receiving his high school diploma to loud cheers from family and friends Wednesday night at the 15th annual Adult Education Graduation Ceremony at Huntingtown High School.

SNOW HILL -- Furnace Town will host a presentation on the haunted history of the Pocomoke Swamp on Saturday and Sunday.

The Prince Frederick home of Florence, Amos and William Green is currently being renovated by Emmanuel Church in Huntingtown.

Liz Chambers opened the second annual End Hunger in Calvert County benefit concert Saturday with a couple of songs at the Calvert County Fairgrounds in Barstow.

The battlefield is set for a medieval invasion of Huntingtown from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct.

Calvert County Sheriff's Office First Sgt. Craig Bowen started Aug. 31 as the new Twin Beaches commander.

Ray Wenderlich of Huntingtown is a self-described computer and video-gaming geek.

James Trembly, 8, of Dunkirk pets a champion ram Saturday at the Calvert County Fair in Barstow.

Rosanna Noyes of Chesapeake Beach poses with the tropical hibiscus she'll enter in the Calvert County Fair this year.

At least for a few hours, the current economic recession appeared out of sight, out of mind when the St.

Huntingtown High School junior Ashley Ivanosich, left, and Pat Holt look over the art works Thursday at the opening of this month's student art show at CalvART Gallery in Prince Frederick.

A month into the 2009-2010 school year, Calvert County public schools already have good news: all Calvert high schools have met Adequate Yearly Progress or AYP.

The Tidewater School kindergarteners Sam Henshaw-Black, 6, left, and Noah Wurtz, 5, wash and peel potatoes for stone soup for the Farm to School education program at the school.