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The Eastern Shore is full of entrepreneurs and their businesses are what help our local economy thrive. Imagine an after school program where students can create a real business with the help of a local industry professional and, when they … Continue reading →

We all grow tired of busy shopping malls from time to time and it’s no secret that we love to support local businesses and artisans. So, during our recent day trip to the charming downtown area of Cambridge, MD we … Continue reading →

To say that Seacrets Distilling Company is nothing short of incredible would be a complete understatement.  The brand new 12,000 square foot facility is the first of its kind in the town of Ocean City, Maryland. The ribbon cutting ceremony … Continue reading →

‘You had me at whiskey’ is what I was thinking as the charismatic and charming duo that is more formally known as ‘The Brooklyn Baking Barons’ handed me their signature Honey Whiskey Cake to sample. I’m admittedly not much of … Continue reading →

When you walk into a business for an interview and you’re met with an immediate sense of calm, you know you’re in the right place. Touting a motto of ‘wellness within,’ we were eager to take a timeout from our … Continue reading →

If there are two things that I love unerringly, it’s supporting local…and coffee. A major component of ShoreBread has always been (and will always be) supporting our local businesses by shedding a little light on their hard work, ingenuity, and … Continue reading →

When we first spoke with Plak That owner Wyatt Harrison, we saw a young entrepreneur fostering a marketable idea into a viable business. Just one year later, that business is thriving, both on the local and national level, with an … Continue reading →

‘Good Friends. Good Waves. Great Beer.’ With a motto like that, we knew we were in the right place. We made the trip to 3rd Wave this week to catch up with owner Lori Clough before the big anniversary party … Continue reading →

“This is my community. We wanted to create a destination – not just a Roadie Joe’s, but turn Downtown Salisbury into a destination” – Roadie Downtown Salisbury has been a point of contention for many, many years, mostly because the … Continue reading →

At this point in the interviewing game, we can safely say that we are experts at spotting passionate business owners. Of course one of the benefits of interviewing small business owners is that a majority of the time, they are … Continue reading →

Have you ever had that moment when you’re out walking your unruly, overexcited, slightly (or majorly) misbehaving dog when across the street you notice the ‘perfect’ dog and his/her owner walking along. No pulling, no jumping, no barking, no meltdowns … Continue reading →

As a child, there was no greater joy than dropping your beach toys and making an immediate bee-line for the ice cream truck. Correction, there was no better joy than digging into whatever frozen treat you scored. The truth is … Continue reading →