Articles
-
4 weeks ago |
times-news.com | Greg Larry
CUMBERLAND — Cannabis producer Grow West MD will open a newly constructed dispensary with three drive-thru lanes April 2. Construction of the $3 million Grow West Cannabis Co. dispensary began in late 2024 at 213 S. Walnut Place just off Exit 43A of Interstate 68 west. kAmvC@H (6DE 4FCC6?E=J @A6C2E6D 2 5:DA6?D2CJ 2E `_he x?5FDEC:2= q=G5]k^Am kAm“(6 92G6 @FE8C@H?
-
2 months ago |
times-news.com | Greg Larry
CUMBERLAND — Registration is underway for the 2025 DelFest Academy, with scholarships available for five qualifying applicants through a local foundation. DelFest, which features some of the best in bluegrass and Americana music, is held annually on Memorial Day Weekend at the Allegany County Fairgrounds. This year’s festival will be the 17th, with the four-day event running May 22-25. kAm%96 24256>J[ H9:49 H:== E2<6 A=246 |2J `h\a`[ @776CD :?DECF4E:@? :?
-
Nov 13, 2024 |
times-news.com | Greg Larry
CUMBERLAND — A trio of downtown businessmen believe the renovation of the downtown mall will usher in a new chapter in Cumberland’s story. Garrett Eagan and Chris Hendershot, the owners of CG Enterprises, and Zach Hattenfield, the company CFO, invested early in the downtown, long before the current $17 million renovation project got underway. They are the owners of the McMullen Building, 138 Baltimore St., purchased in 2020, and The Rosenbaum, 118 Baltimore St., acquired in summer 2022.
-
Nov 13, 2024 |
times-news.com | Greg Larry
CUMBERLAND — The $17 million renovation of Cumberland’s downtown mall has attracted several entrepreneurs who decided to invest in the vision of a renewed and vibrant community. Local businessman Fred J. Timbrook and his wife Kristin are an example, with their acquisition of two centrally-located commercial buildings: at 71 and 81 Baltimore St.“As far as being an investor downtown, I’m excited by what it looks like,” Fred Timbrook, who is the CEO of Timbrook Automotive, said.
-
Nov 5, 2024 |
times-news.com | Greg Larry
CUMBERLAND — Incumbent Crystal Bender and newcomer Max Green placed first and second, respectively, in the race for the Allegany County Board of Education in unofficial results from Tuesday’s general election. The race featured two open seats on the five-member board with four candidates running. The unofficial totals in the nonpartisan contest, with all 30 precincts reporting, had Bender with 13,545 votes followed by Green with 12,149.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →Coverage map
X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- 470
- Tweets
- 389
- DMs Open
- No
Newcomer Crystal Bender, and incumbents Tammy Fraley and David Bohn when election to the Allegany County Board of Education.
Apple's iPhone Event Day begins today at 1:00 p.m. EST. We should see a slew of new iPhones in time for Christmas. Tim Cook may roll out 5G compatible model(s).
People working together ... A family sees a playground resurrected from the trash heap. https://t.co/Rm25jeeKGq