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Gov. Larry Hogan unveils $50 million to boost Shore, rural Maryland in Salisbury visit
Gov. Larry Hogan announced during a visit to Salisbury that $50 million in grant funds will be made available to boost Maryland’s rural regions. → Read More
Ice skating returns to Snow Hill in December, January
Reservations are required to ice skate with the the family in Snow Hill during December 2020 and January 2021. → Read More
Christmas tree lighting highlight of festive November 3rd Friday
Come to downtown Salisbury on Friday, November 15, 2019, for the Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony and much more as → Read More
Andy Harris announces new tele-town hall
Rep. Andy Harris (R-Md.-First) will hold his second telephone town hall of 2018 on Monday, Jan. 29, from 5:30-6:30 p.m. → Read More
Chincoteague fire company breaks ground on new station
Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company broke ground Monday, April 10, on a new station. → Read More
Ocean City girl shatters previous Maryland fishing record
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has confirmed that Emma Zajdel, 9, of Ocean City, has set a new state fishing record with a 94.6-pound cobia. → Read More
Broadway’s ‘School of Rock’ coming to Cape Henlopen
Cape high school students to stage their version of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new Broadway hit → Read More
Indian River's Odyssey of the Mind team snags state title
The Indian River School District is celebrating a win after one of its teams captured a state championship at the Delaware Odyssey of the Mind competition at Alfred G. Waters Middle School in Middletown on April 9. → Read More
NASA Awards Sounding Rocket Contract to Orbital ATK
NASA has awarded the NASA Sounding Rocket Operations Contract III to Orbital ATK, Inc. → Read More
Poplar Hill Avenue in Salisbury closed for utility work
The Salisbury Department of Public Works will be installing a new water service at Broad Street Playground. → Read More
Maryland Senate OKs bomb threat prosecution bill
The state Senate unanimously passed a bomb threat prosecution bill → Read More
Bethany Bandstand announces 2016 lineup
The Summer Concert Series on the Bethany Beach Bandstand will once again offer a diverse lineup for 2016. → Read More
Salisbury branding resources available for download
Salisbury Mayor Jake Day announced that the entire suite of branding resources created by Arnett Muldrow and the citizens of Salisbury is now available for download. → Read More
Midway donates cancer walk funds to local group
In October, Midway Toyota in Pocomoke City hosted its sixth annual “Drive out Breast Cancer” Walk. → Read More
Ward Museum to honor three as Living Legends
The Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art, Salisbury University, will recognize artists Del Herbert, Rich Smoker and Todd Wohlt with its 2016 Living Legend Award for 2016. → Read More
United Way accepting funding applications
The annual application process for local non-profit programs seeking funding from United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore for 2017 is now open. → Read More
Meet PRMC’s first Leap Year baby
Briella Michel was the first Leap Year baby born in 2016 at Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury. → Read More
Del. State Police launches body camera pilot program
The Delaware State Police announced Thursday that 25 trained Troopers throughout the state will have body-worn video cameras while they are on duty. → Read More
SU contributes over $480M to local economy
Salisbury University’s impact on the Eastern Shore economy is approaching half a billion dollars annually. → Read More
PRMC nurse brings New Year’s Eve party to patients
Jennifer Glass, RN, recently earned the Daisy Award for Extraordinary Nurses at PRMC. → Read More