Doug Bishop is a local journalist based in Queen Anne, Maryland. With a focus on community news and events, Doug's articles cover a range of topics including local celebrations, profiles of notable individuals, and updates on county projects. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, showcasing his dedication to keeping the community informed.
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Doug Bishop's coverage reflects a local focus on community events, celebrations, and news in Queen Anne's County, Maryland. His articles often include announcements and event coverage related to entertainment, education, culture & society, family & relationships. When reaching out to him for potential stories or contributions, consider local community events such as festivals, educational initiatives relevant to the area of focus or human interest stories that align with his themes covered. If you have insights into local celebrations or significant developments within Queen Anne's County and its surrounding areas in Maryland which tie into the topics he covers such as holiday traditions and veteran affairs among others may be particularly appealing to him.
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By: Doug Bishop
“We need our teachers! Maryland, as a state is ranked 40th in literacy for our school children nationwide. We shouldn’t be putting our local teachers through financial issues.” Rachel Rhodes University of MD Extension Office Centreville
By: Doug Bishop
On Sept. 26, the Queen Anne’s Soil Conservation District “Cooperator of the Year” award was presented to Schillinger Farm, Inc. Pictured, from left; QASCD Executive Director Tony Riggi, brothers J.D. and Brady Schillinger, head of the family James and Gina Schillinger, and QASCD Board Chairman Steve Freeman. The award was presented during the annual banquet held at the Centreville American Legion, in Centreville. It goes to the farm that is judged most representative of proper use of farm lands, and practicing the best environmental techniques to protect the Chesapeake Bay and surrounding communities.
By: Doug Bishop
Left, Haven Ministries Director Amanda James, her daughter Luciana James, 9, friend Ella Sammons, 9, and Antonio Gomez are pictured together before the start of Kent Island High School’s annual
Kent Island High School’s award winning marching band was again part of this year’s annual homecoming parade. There were three marching bands in the parade, including Stevensville Middle and Matapeake Middle School’s bands.
Ella Sloan, 10, of Annapolis, is pictured sitting on a side-saddle, as she listens to guest lecturer Heidi Feustel-Ferguson put on a demonstration of how to ride side-saddle.
By: Doug Bishop
Levi Marx, 9, of Centreville, is pictured with his 12-year old Quarter horse gelding “CertainToBeInvited”, following his performance in the Small Fry (children 10 & Under) Fitting & Showmanship class, during the 56th All-American Quarter Horse Congress, held annually in Columbus, Ohio. Levi and his horse competed in six event over three-days. He qualified making the finals in three of the six classes, including; SF Trail, SF Western Pleasure, and SF Hunter Under Saddle.
Newlyweds hold hands on a Halloween decorated antique car. Their honeymoon was to take a cruise with an all-you-can eat buffet! All part of the annual KI Cruisers Halloween Car Show, Saturday, Oct. 26, held at the KIVFD parking lot.
On Oct. 8, the annual "Crabs for the Cure" crab feast benefit, sponsored by Bosom Buddies Charities, Inc., was held again at Harris Crab House in Grasonville. Pictured, from left,
Queen Anne’s Sheriff Deputy Sgt. George Sewell, Sr., parks next to the voting drop box in Centreville, Tuesday, Oct. 29, the day after two voting drop boxes, one in Washington state, the other in Oregon, were burned and ballots inside both lost to arson fire. Queen Anne’s Sheriff Gary Hofmann decided there would be no “copycat” burnings here. He and his deputies patrol the voting boxes every night until the election ends. “It’s our job in law-enforcement to keep every community member safe and allow our electoral process to continue without interruption. We took an oath to serve and protect and ensure that we keep our community safe,” Hofmann said.
CENTREVILLE — The Centreville YMCA opened in October 2023. A year later, according to the local Executive Director Brian Byrnes, and Membership Director Laura Feller, they’ve grown to 6,692 members.
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