Author: Anissa Lopez

Go Green OC adding four new restaurants, expanding their composting efforts

3,000 meal boxes were packed, distributed for families in need Tuesday

MD Bill for the sale or delivery of off-site alcohol moving its way through General Assembly

DE bill could implement, establish Black History education for grades K through 12 in each school district

Injured Milford Police Officer receives $10,000 grant from 12-year-old boy

Women’s History Month: Highlighting Wicomico CO. Council Woman and her advice to young girls

Funeral homes taking on more services, bringing added pressure

Fager’s Island, Bad Monkey approved for new waiting area in OC

Community helping father and 8-year-old son after Maryland house fire

Blue crab spotted on the shores of Ireland, could impact ecosystem and watermen

Plaza Latina Concept

Celebrating Culture: Leaders wanting to bring Latino marketplace to Georgetown

Amazon Bringing Jobs To Delmarva

Amazon bringing hundreds of jobs to Delmarva this year

MD non-profit opens Coffee Gallery, trying to bring the community together

Drone shows coming to OC this summer, replacing firework shows

MD bill could establish a Suicide Fatality Review Committee if passed

Art Installation Project: Trying to bring color back to Berlin basketball courts

Berlin community weighs in on the future of Heron Park during a meeting

Kudos For A Cause: Helping the 4Troy Foundation raise money

Local congregations coming together for COVID-19 town hall Sunday

Discontinuation of Wesley College Athletic Program impacting student

First Mobile Vaccination Clinic made it’s way to Princess Anne

Balloon artist bringing smiles to nursing home residents

Maryland bill could establish LGBTQ Affairs Commission

High-risk occupations could soon be permitted to carry a handgun

“It was basically out of our hands:” Chincoteague Vol. Fire Comp. responds to canceling pony penning

Snow Hill seeking a Town Manager

MD Bill to prohibit kids from being charged with first-degree murder

Capacity limits lifted for religious facilities Friday, churches say safety is still a priority

Delaware businesses say minimum wage increase may be better for the future rather than now

Delaware leaders informing the community on their efforts to improve home energy efficiency through virtual forum

“It’s a very rare occasion that something like this may happen, but you can never be too prepared:” Airport conducts emergency response exercise

Addressing Health Inequity

Atlantic General Hospital addressing health inequity with COVID-19 vaccination clinic

Capacity Restrictions Lifted For Gyms

Capacity limits lifted for fitness centers starting Friday, Planet Fitness says safety measures are in place to meet capacity

1 Year Since Schools Closed

One year since Maryland schools closed down, challenges still ahead but school leaders are hopeful

“You’re talking 5 to 6 years before this starts to be relieved:” Paper bag manufacturing company says switching from plastic to paper could be a problem,

Non-profit hoping to raise money for Berlin ping pong tables, skate park

Two candidates are throwing their hats in the ring for the Laurel Mayoral Elections March 25

MD bill could add more flexibility and a more cost effective way to transport students in public school districts

Ocean Pines community rallying around a family who lost their home in a fire Saturday

Delaware’s minimum wage could go up to $15 an hour by 2025, not all think it’s a good idea right now

Community members giving students a prom night to remember in May at Kylan Barn

DSU partners with DE Pathways to Apprenticeship Program, continuing to bring diversity into labor unions

Nonprofit see’s overwhelming support from Do More 24 Delaware event, raised over $52K

Local woman shares her story of having Huntington’s Disease

New manufacturing plant bringing jobs to the Cambridge area

Delaware Farm Bureau Members upset over USPS service, they say they are receiving dead livestock, late medications

Lewes woman pitches her business, Pinch Me Therapy Dough, to Shark Tank investors

Harriett’s House receive donation for a home that will be used for a new residential program

Some concerned that a nationwide paper and reusable bag shortage could pose an issue for a MD bill on the table

Lewes Library continues Lives in the Law discussion series