Heather B. Wolford, CumberlandTimes-News

Heather B. Wolford

CumberlandTimes-News

Cumberland, MD, United States

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College towns swap student, community relations strategies

FROSTBURG — Frostburg State University officials, city leaders and local law enforcement discussed ways of managing student-community relations Thursday with an officer from a Massachusetts town dealing with similar issues. → Read More

Memorial run takes on different meaning

BARTON — Tough times can bring out the best in people. → Read More

Commissioner to serve on state education commission

ANNAPOLIS — Allegany County Commissioner Bill Valentine will serve on the state Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education, a 25-member group working to reform the educational funding system. → Read More

Pokemon Go craze continues at courthouse

CUMBERLAND — Crowds of people with eyes glued to their cellphones gather at the Allegany County Courthouse each night to catch animated creatures from a video game. → Read More

LaVale business signs can now reach new heights

CUMBERLAND — Business signs in LaVale may reach as high as 72.5 feet tall after Allegany County commissioners voted to amend the LaVale zoning ordinance at Thursday’s business meeting held → Read More

Davis granted extension in Ten Commandments lawsuit against county officials

CUMBERLAND — Dr. Jeffery Davis will have an additional 30 days to convince a judge he has a case against the Allegany County commissioners regarding the removal of a Ten → Read More

Dollar General denied permission to relocate

CRESAPTOWN — The Allegany County Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to deny a commercial rezoning request that would have allowed a Dollar General store to locate near the → Read More

County introduces draft program to address blight

CUMBERLAND — Officials introduced draft guidelines for the Allegany County Community Enhancement Program at Thursday’s business meeting at county offices on Kelly Road. → Read More

Live-in caretaker will give fairgrounds 'full-time presence'

CUMBERLAND — Officials are hoping to protect future investments at the Allegany County Fairgrounds by building a house for a live-in caretaker. → Read More

Locals honor victims of violence

CUMBERLAND — In an effort to build strong community relations in the aftermath of recent fatal shootings around the country, the Allegany County chapter of the National Association for the → Read More

County seeks election judges

CUMBERLAND — The Allegany County Board of Elections is recruiting election judges for the presidential general election this fall. → Read More

335-mile ride raising funds for veterans

CUMBERLAND — The local Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 172 hosted a group of cyclists Friday as they stopped in Cumberland on their way from Pittsburgh to Washington. The cyclists → Read More

Ellerslie business owner wants access to county water

CUMBERLAND — Ellerslie resident Christine Wehler Sturtz asked county officials Thursday to include her business, Seafood Unlimited, in the new county water system located along state Route 36 in Barrelville. → Read More

Project bringing Frostburg sidewalks in line with federal standards

FROSTBURG — The Maryland State Highway Administration is restoring portions of sidewalk along Frostburg's Main Street to meet federally required mandates on disability access. → Read More

County's legal counsel files motion to dismiss federal lawsuit to remove Ten Commandments

BALTIMORE — The Alliance Defending Freedom and Jones Day attorneys filed a motion Friday to dismiss a federal lawsuit against Allegany County commissioners. → Read More

Whiskey Rebellion Fest toasts region's history

CUMBERLAND — Hundreds crowded into the Allegany Museum on Friday to celebrate the inaugural Whiskey Rebellion Festival, an event honoring Western Maryland’s past. → Read More

Seeds of learning planted for West Side students with garden

CUMBERLAND — Students and teachers from West Side Elementary School have turned an empty concrete plot at the school into a flourishing garden. → Read More

WATCH: DelFest is HOT!

CTN's Heather Wolford on Saturday, May 28, 2016, talks to folks at DelFest about how to be cool. → Read More

WATCH: Want a cup of coffee at DelFest?

Fair Shot Coffee is the only vendor offering coffee at DelFest. → Read More

WATCH: Two win four-day passes to DelFest

Laura Miller and Philip Ellingsworth Jr. were the winners of four-day passes to DelFest courtesy of the Cumberland Times-News. → Read More