Author: Anissa Lopez

Senator Van Hollen tours new development in Cambridge

Unvaccinated Adult Numbers

Princess Anne, Crisfield named top two areas in Somerset CO. with most unvaccinated adults

Habitat Volunteers Coming Back

Sussex County Habitat for Humanity getting back to normal operations

Preparation and prevention to keep elderly safe during blazing temperatures

Town Breaks Ground For Panels

“It’s a happy day for Pittsville:” Town celebrates solar panel project coming soon

Beebe Healthcare leading state with first Hospital at Home Program

Increase In Homelessness

35% increase in homelessness for Delaware, organizations say more affordable housing needed

Wicomico County businesses giving back to new teachers with goodie bags

Local doctor weighs in on reports of immune system disorder after J&J vaccine

Baby horse injured in hit-and-run accident being relocated to Virginia

Over 500 Books Given Away

Young girls give away more than 500 books at Nanticoke Riverfest event

Petition For Service

OC business making their voices heard through petition

Governor Carney signs order to lift State of Emergency, effective Tuesday

Almost $5 Million being allocated to broadband access, fire companies in Worcester

Worcester Commissioners vote to approve appraisal for possible sports complex property

Crisfield celebrates brand new hiker and biker trail

Delaware state champion makes petition to create UDel track and field men’s team

Lighting up Cambridge with new mural

Petition grabbing attention to add speed bumps after horse dies on Assateague

Treating Dogs With New Food

New business opens its doors in downtown SBY, offering healthy dog treats

Horizon Program Decision

Wicomico Council makes new decision for HORIZON Program

New Animal Rescued

Changing Fates Equine Rescue takes in 35 animals, need help supporting them

Bike shops seeing delay in getting new bikes and parts, while demand is high

SU students lending a helping hand for Cambridge housing quality study

Harrington community left picking up the mess after Thursday tornado

Popular Berlin daycare reopening under new name, owners in August

While state of emergency is lifted, some say food and farm protections are still needed

“I am absolutely excited:” First Boys & Girls Club on Eastern Shore Opens

Education program expanding their efforts to Wor-Wic Community College

Governor Hogan announces $50K in funding for OCFD fireboat

First Lady Supporting Families

Maryland’s First Lady visits families in OC, giving them hope and support

Walking On Color

ColorWalk Cards: Walk on color with new cards helping to reconnect the community

Construction Starting Soon

Amazon facility gets approved for final site plan

TidalHealth workers honored during celebration for their efforts

Shortage of lifeguards, nationally and locally

Foreign Students Coming To Us

International program helping bring foreign exchange students back into high schools

Volunteer Applications Open

Volunteer applications open for SBY National Folk Festival

Reaction To Orders Ending

OC restaurant owner reacts to carry out and delivery of alcohol ending

Wicomico restaurant owners hoping they can continue to-go liquor sales

Worcester Health Department filling the gap with youth summer camp

Milford Advocacy for the Homeless gathering supplies for summer months

Fire destroys Harrington home, family now in need of support

DiNardo Foundation aiming to expand their efforts on Delmarva to help more people

New Berlin committee formed to move community center plans ahead

With emergency orders ending soon, local healthcare workers feel this is a positive

UMES President advocates to get more money for scholarships, infrastructure

“This is all about community:” Berlin Commons has soft opening this weekend

Doctors recommending to still get vaccine even with potential link to cardiac ailment

Newton Community Center opening their doors Friday

City of Lewes to receive about $1.7M, planning to help solve challenges from COVID