Buy Local. Farmers Markets in Full Swing
Why not visit a farmers market to purchase locally grown and locally made products ranging from eggs, meats, and cheeses to soap, craft beverages, and baked goods?
How to Buy Local During Pandemic
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources wants to reminds residents that food and agriculture businesses remain essential under Gov. Larry Hogan’s stay-at-home order. This includes grocery stores, farmers markets, farm stands, and restaurants offering carry-out and delivery services.
Keep it Local, Christmas Gifts for the Family
Does mom want a new bathroom? Has dad’s drill battery seen better days? Snag some great gifts at Dyson’s and jazz up your home while keeping it local!
Avoid the Traffic: Dyson Building Center
Planning Commissioner Hal Willard goes no further than Dyson Building Center to get his hardware and houseware needs, shopping locally in Great Mills and avoiding the 235 crowds as well.
Great Local Fresh Produce through the Fall
The Home Grown Farm Market is bursting with local summer and fall produce, open Thursdays and Saturdays until Nov. 2, then Saturdays through the rest of the year.
Try The Tides’ New Menu This Friday
Check out the Tides’ new menu featuring fresh, local produce and seafood they have created a taste of Southern Maryland like none other.
What is Local? Why Buy It?
Buying Local is a powerful economic tool to strengthen your neighborhood.
Buy Local Effort Should Apply to Arts as Well
If you buy poultry, parsnips and primroses locally, why not a painting?
Support the Community, Buy Local
Simple calculations clearly show a significantly larger return of profit to the immediate neighborhood from a locally owned establishment.
