Election Day is Tuesday and who knows when the final results will eventually come in the combustable contest between President Donald Trump an…
This has been a long campaign season. But we are almost there, almost at Election Day. And while we may not know the final results on Election…
A new poll from Goucher College released Oct. 13 found 45% of Marylanders have been financially hit by the coronavirus.
This year, Oct. 4-10 marks the 80th observance of National Newspaper Week, sponsored by the Newspaper Managers Association. Each year we take …
The political shadowboxing before presidential debates is cleverly choreographed. Take the 2000 contest between then-Texas Gov. George W. Bush…
I can still remember what I was doing and the place where I was doing it on Sept. 11, 2001.
When it comes my attire, I don’t go in for accessorizing beyond a belt to keep my pants up and a watch to tell time.
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My opponent, Andy Harris, recently did an interview with Newsmax in which he said “Let’s go ahead and get those children back in schools” and …
The well-being of our children should always come first. Schools can, and should, provide for in person learning for the upcoming term. The im…
In the past five months, Congress has responded to the coronavirus public health crisis with several emergency relief measures, including the …
Among the litany of things the coronavirus pandemic affected this year was the Maryland General Assembly’s ability to finish the business of t…
Pity the poor white man; he just can’t catch a break in this country.
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Righ…
Governor Larry Hogan proclaimed this past Saturday, June 28, “Freedom of the Press Day” in honor of the five Capital Gazette employees who wer…
OK, dads, it’s your turn Sunday — whether there’s social distancing in the way or not.
What happens next? How do we keep the momentum going? Where do we start?
In an interview with the BBC last year, New York Times editor Dean Baquet said: “We are not supposed to be the leaders of the resistance to Do…
It’s a great time of year to be astride a motorcycle. And given the social constraints imposed on us all by the coronavirus pandemic, taking a…
Over the last couple of days we have gotten a few questions at the Cecil Whig about our election coverage. The primary question seems to be wh…
This week, high school students all around Cecil County took their final walks on the campuses of their respective high schools. The method wa…
When this school year began back in 2019, no one could have envisioned how it would end.
The Cecil Whig has been the newspaper of record for Cecil County for generations. For the past 178 years, we have been your source for local n…
We would expect that anyone who has seen even just a handful of courtroom dramas, be it movies or television shows, has at some point heard a …
Government crackdowns on journalists are unsurprising in places like China. What’s chilling lately is how many other governments — including s…
Community newspapers provide hyperlocal coverage of all the issues that matter to you as a citizen, a neighbor, a family member, a voter and a…
Less than two months ago, as COVID-19 began its spread throughout our State, I received a horrifying, almost unthinkable warning from some of …
The people of Cecil County — including the staff of the Cecil Whig — have been incredible to one another during this global pandemic, and it i…
In today’s edition of The Cecil Whig, intrepid reporter Jacqueline Covey has written an article that explains the concept of constant yield as…