Author: Anissa Lopez

Honoring Women Through Poetry

Honoring women during March with new poetry series led by Salisbury’s Poet Laurete

Moving Forward With Building Plans

The Clear Space Theatre Company moving forward with new venue plans

No 2 Hb94" Petition

Petition against DE House Bill 94, people say it could hurt restaurant employees rather than help

SHORE UP! welcoming back children March 1 for in-person learning

“I am very humbled and very honored: ” Worcester CO. Superintendent Taylor reappointed for another term, preparing for future challenges

Salisbury Marathon a go this April, runners can expect changes

MD leaders pushing for bill that could help family owned farm stands and markets

Students holding free yard sale market for homeless on Saturday at The Shepherd’s Office

MD leaders pushing a property tax credit bill for developers in Wicomico County

Fire and Ice Festival kicked off Friday, could help businesses who have struggled during the pandemic

100 Days Of Picking Up Trash

Salisbury leaders honoring local man who is helping to keep the city clean

230k To Help Struggling Families

$230K is going to the Salisbury Neighborhood Housing Services Inc. to help preserve resources during the pandemic

Tourism Tax Credit Bill In Assembly

“It’s all about keeping the dollars local:” Tourism tax credit bill could financially help Maryland if passed

Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office seeing uptick in unemployment scam calls over last few months

Trimper’s Rides excited to share OC’s first food hall on the boardwalk this summer

“Is it going to take a loss of life before they take this issue seriously:” CHANGE for Homecare testifying to improve private duty nursing program

$75K in grants for environmental projects in Salisbury, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church and Interfaith Partners getting funding

BVSPCA helping more than 100 animals from Texas as the state faces challenges from the winter storm

Spacecraft loaded with supplies successfully launches from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility Saturday afternoon

Ministries coming together to get communities vaccinated and educated about COVID-19 vaccines

Delaware organizations working together to get people vaccinated and educated about the vaccine

DILA says masks can present communication challenges for deaf people, clear masks can help

College student helping to spread positivity and change through project called “Hands of Humanity”

Push for MD bill to continue allowing alcohol and drug trainees to provide telehealth counseling after pandemic

Organizations teaming up to help restore reefs, while giving back to oyster growers who’ve been hit hard by the pandemic

“I don’t think the former President’s out of trouble just because he was acquitted:” DSU professor weighs in on second impeachment trial

Doctors explain: Is it possible that you only need a single dose of the vaccine, if you’ve previously had COVID-19?

UMES preparing for spring Junior Master Gardener program for kids

Businesses preparing for Valentine’s Day, people can expect some changes

Wicomico Grows Kindness getting people ready for Random Acts of Kindness Week

Town of Berlin could be selling parcels of land at Heron Park, would help with funding for the town

Bill raising concerns as it could drop the age for minors to give consent to mental health professionals

“We are very thankful that we can be here for the local community:” Avenues Recovery Community impacting lives since opening in December

Carl M. Freeman Foundation supporting non-profit organizations in $100K grant funding

Planning for annual Chincoteague Pony Swim, hoping for in-person event

“It is our job to look at these tragedies and say what can we learn:” Overdose Fatality Commission making recommendations to fight epidemic

UMES hoping for in-person AgDiscovery summer program

Christian Shelter offering mental health classes for their guests starting Monday

Salisbury groups coming together Saturday to meet the needs of the community during the pandemic

Bundle Up and Get Out initiative having a great response at Salisbury City Park

Crisfield Arts and Entertainment District looking for community input on mural designs

Super Bowl Sunday may look different for bars this year due to the pandemic

Salisbury Airport holds ribbon cutting for new hangar dedicated to Unmanned Aircraft Systems

Local leaders pushing state and federal officials to get vaccinations distributed

Some pregnant women concerned about whether to get the COVID-19 vaccine

DSP starts new community initiative in Kent County, creating more partnerships and collaborations

MD leaders and organizations pushing to pass Plastic Bag Reduction Act

Governor Hogan delivers 2021 State of the State Address, focusing on vaccines, education, and economic relief

Salisbury road rage incident leads to arrest at gas station

Delaware House Bill could increase food donations to those in need if passed