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Questions persist about Cambridge City repairs

While acknowledging many unknowns, Cambridge City town council heard residents’ concerns about rebuilding flood-damaged properties while also juggling annual responsibilities such as 2027 spending. During its Sept. 14 meeting, council conducted a public hearing for the 2027 budget. Town attorney Bob Bever said that during budget preparations before the Aug. 12 flood, the town planned […]

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Generosity continues for flood relief

For communities affected by recent flooding, resources, updates and opportunities to help continue to be available. Theater splitting event proceeds Before August flooding, Hagerstown’s summer theater troupe had planned to bring a Fleetwood Mac tribute band called Fleetwood’s Back to perform at Dougherty Orchards, 1117 Dougherty Road, Cambridge City, as its own fundraiser. Now, it’s […]

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Tigers stay unbeaten with 61-7 win

The Hagerstown football team dominated the Union City Indians in a Tri-Eastern Conference game on Friday, Sept. 4, before a large crowd. One of the biggest achievements of the night was arguably the ability of the school and community to bring the field up to playable condition. The Cory Athletic complex, including Mark Childs Field and […]

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Water restoration cost reaches $245K

Flood response costs are adding up for Cambridge City’s utilities. At a special Thursday, Sept. 3 meeting, council agreed to pay $245,675 for emergency water service restoration. Those repairs and equipment are just the beginning of expected expenses involved in fixing the town’s water system for the longer term. Of that amount, work already performed […]

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‘Beautiful gesture’

From the mouths of babes come words of comfort and friendship. One Wayne County elementary sent cheerful messages to a neighboring school after recent flooding. Students from preschool through sixth grade at Hagerstown Elementary School wrote notes to their peers at Western Wayne Elementary School in Cambridge City to let them know they were in […]