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Rural Maryland Council Seeks Input Through Rural Resident Needs Survey
Queen Anne’s County residents are encouraged to share their experiences and priorities by participating in the Rural Resident Needs Survey, an effort designed to help identify the needs of rural communities across Maryland.
Make a Difference Day - November 7
Queen Anne’s County invites residents to participate in Make a Difference Day on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Sudlersville Middle School, 600 Charles Street in Sudlersville.
Midshore Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Drop-Off Day Scheduled for October 3, 2026
Residents of Caroline, Kent, Queen Anne’s, and Talbot Counties are encouraged to mark their calendars for the Spring 2026 Midshore Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Drop-Off Day. Saturday, Oct 3 8am-2pm Talbot County 7341 Barkers Landing Road, Easton, MD
Choptank Community Health Mobile Medical Services Coming to Foxxtown Apartments in Sudlersville
The Queen Anne’s County Housing Authority is partnering with Choptank Community Health to expand access to primary and preventative health care in the Sudlersville community through regular visits from Choptank’s mobile medical unit.
Invasive Plant Spraying at Blue Heron Nature Preserve
Update: Work will be done between September 14 and September 21. The meadows at Blue Heron Nature Preserve are scheduled to be treated with herbicide beginning today September 4, through September 15.
Kent Island Heritage Center: Open every Saturday in September and October, Noon – 4 pm
Discover more than 400 years of rich local history at the Kent Island Heritage Center, located at 310 Love Point Road in Historic Stevensville.
Character Counts! Seeks Volunteer Coaches for New School Year
As students return to classrooms for a new school year, Queen Anne’s County Character Counts! is seeking community members to volunteer as Character Counts! coaches in local schools.
R.I.S.E. Peer Support Program Strengthens Support for Public Safety Professionals
Queen Anne’s County recently provided an update on its new Public Safety Peer Support, Mental Health & Wellness Program, known as R.I.S.E., during a meeting of the County Commissioners.