Author: Anissa Lopez

DelDOT monitoring snow conditions, advising people to drive slowly

OC Fire Department reminding folks about ice safety and snow preparedness through demonstration

Pocomoke High School students trying to lift spirits with parade in March

Nursing home asking for the community’s help to give residents a special Valentine’s Day

Focus Multisports in Delaware helping local organizations through pandemic

Pocomoke Elks Lodge opened their doors for COVID-19 vaccination clinic

Local realtor opening CoWork Reho, creating co-working space for Rehoboth professionals

Successful business owner encouraging entrepreneurs to sign up for Season 13 of Shark Tank

First State Community Action Agency awarded $80K to implement summer enrichment program in June

Berlin Hearts for Heroes celebration coming up to support front line workers, customers

MD House Minority Caucus urging schools to re-open for vulnerable students

“We are getting about 500 new enrollments every week:” New enrollment period for health care coverage in Maryland due to COVID-19

Maryland schools planning to combat learning gap during summer school this year

Celebrating Black History Month with virtual celebration, family member honors his heritage with mural

MD bill being pushed to create task force to study access to mental health care in higher education

Some SU students say move in week went smoothly, and they have no concerns this semester when it comes to COVID-19

Playa Bowls Easton has a successful grand opening

“We want to call it out and we would like truth:” MD Dem. Central Committees pushing to see leaders, like Rep. Andy Harris, held accountable

Housing market looking strong for 2021

Smyrna correctional center vaccinates DOC leaders, officers, and vulnerable inmates Friday

Wicomico Health Dept. explains vaccination process at the Civic Center

COVID-19 Hotline nearing 600 calls daily, staff ask the public to be patient with them

Local Maryland legislators pushing for bills to protect food and farm workers during the pandemic

OC Police Commission hoping to expand City Watch Surveillance Program by this summer

Planning in the works for National Folk Festival 2021, city will adapt based on CDC requirements

Stephen Decatur parent bringing smiles and gifts to seniors with the help of the community

Joe Biden’s inauguration looking different than past years, with more security and less people

“We feel it’s something that the world needs more of right now:” New virtual art exhibit coming soon

Boxcar on Main ends Berlin Restaurant Week on a positive note

Tri-County MLK Coalition putting on virtual event honoring Dr. King’s legacy

New program for SBY community starting Jan.23, helping to get people outside during COVID-19

Fundraiser for Milton musician happening at Sydney’s Restaurant and Lounge Saturday

Salisbury resident reaching out for help after losing everything in house fire

Six retired nurses coming back to lend a helping hand during the pandemic

“This is something that the airlines have been pushing for:” New policy for international travelers starting Jan. 26

DSU collaborating with other HBCU’s to share skills and tools through first-of-a kind initiative

JA Inspire career fair going virtual in March, expecting more students to join

Federalsburg Police Department 2020 annual report out, crime rates dropped while productivity increased

Boonies celebrates their reopening day after over a year of being closed

Salted Vines Vineyard shows off their new wine in honor of “Sippin with Sloths” events

Parent reacts to Worcester County Public Schools starting in-person learning soon

Fruitland community comes together to support Mezick family with an athlete-a-thon Sunday

90th Birthday Car Parade

Pocomoke community surprises well-known bishop for his birthday

Salisbury house fire kills two people Saturday morning

Contactless at home rapid COVID-19 tests in demand, one company helping to fill that need

Demand for travel nurses soar as hospitals continue to see rise in COVID-19 cases

Local politicians weigh in on the future of our country after Washington D.C. riots Wednesday

Great Hope Golf Course anticipating to still have busy days during the colder months

NCALL receiving nearly $70K to expand their opioid outreach services in Dover

The Shepherd’s Office recognized by state for their contribution in helping the community