Author: Anissa Lopez

“We’ve got to have fuel to be able to operate:” Local departments continue services with burden of high gas costs

Ocean City creates new, unique plans for Independence Day celebrations

Curbing violent assaults in healthcare facilities with Delaware legislation

Pittsville youth academy celebrating the life of DFC Hilliard with community event

Investigation Of Viral Video

Officials investigating video of 15-year-old holding up a pellet gun, while making racial remarks

More funding to DE schools could put more safety projects into motion with the help of legislation

“I’m hoping this will be a great historical impact:” Mural artist brings his talents to Berlin

Maryland’s Municipal League Summer Conference returns in-person, giving leaders more opportunities

Maryland First Lady Yumi Hogan takes on art projects with children staying at OC respite facility

Leaders dug deep to celebrate new youth center coming to Cambridge

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan reacts to high gas prices

Celebrating Cambridge Harbor project coming to life with demolition ceremony

Biden Administration re-routing COVID-19 funds to prepare for winter

SBY City Council holding meeting to go over fuel, electricity costs for Marina

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Wicomico County Public Schools announce new Superintendent of Schools

Delaware groups come together as a bill to expand abortion access gets its first hearing

UMES receiving more funding to help high school students find a pathway to success after graduation

Gas Prices Impact Programs

Rising gas prices impacting senior meal delivery programs across Delmarva

MSP warning parents of online sexual extortion scams targeting minors

Collective Barganining Agreement

Collective Bargaining Agreement discussed in Ocean City Council meeting

Crisfield non-profit looking for bids to help build new youth center

Runners laced up their shoes to support Special Olympics Maryland

“I think I’m more excited for the unification:” Local star, Jay Copeland, gets a big welcome home at SBY event

U.S. Senators advocating to bring money to UMES for new center

TidalHealth creates new program to solve staffing deficits, give residents more opportunities

American Idol star, Jay Copeland, makes a visit to his old stomping grounds

Del. Attorney General announces 77 felony charges in gun trafficking bust

Eastern Shore prison gives back to the community

Cambridge taking strides to replace sewer lines with help of federal dollars

Sen. Ben Cardin gets a look at upgrades at the Phillips Packing House

OC celebrating the start of their summer season, while also honoring those who served

Rehoboth Beach gearing up for visitors to come shop, play, and eat in town this Memorial Day Weekend

South Bethany fixes their walk-ways to the beach just in time for Memorial Day Weekend

Non-profit gets $10K to help roll skate park into Berlin

USDA proposes new rules for chicken industry, not all in favor

Wor-Wic celebrates first class of “FoodWorks” graduates on the Shore

Healthcare partnership making strides to connect communities with more resources

Digital MD driver’s license now available to use at select airport security checkpoints

Dealing With Gas Tax Increase

“It’s a historic 18% increase:” MD consumers could see gas tax increase, leaders trying to stop it

Spike in rental prices, trend of high prices could continue

Worcester County leaders hoping to bring new system on buses to help keep kids safe

Update on Princess Anne resident arrested for possession of explosive devices

Summer Safety Campaign reminding residents, visitors to stay safe while having fun in Ocean City

Prince Street Elementary School students turn classroom content into art

Pedestrian Ordinance now effective in Seaford

New system is making the organ, tissue donation process easier at TidalHealth

$198M going to Maryland small businesses through the State Small Business Credit Initiative

Sussex Montessori receives $100K to support students, families even more

Legislation making the process easier for businesses to get H-2B workers

“I was relieved:” Del Tech graduate happy to finally be able to walk for graduation