Professional Bull Riding Returns June 2-4, Tickets Now On Sale

OCEAN CITY– Tickets are now on sale the professional bull riding event returning to Ocean City in June.For the second year in a row, the PBR (Professional Bull Riding) Challenger Series returns...

Former OC Restaurateurs Carders Named Annual OC Parade Grand Marshals; Ex-Gov. Hogan To Hold Honorary Title

OCEAN CITY — Ocean City will be aglow in green as the St. Patrick’s Parade and Festival, sponsored by the Delmarva Irish American Club, returns Saturday, March 11. While COVID-19 restrict...

Longtime Ocean City Development Corp. Director To Retire

OCEAN CITY– After more than two decades leading downtown revitalization efforts, the head of the Ocean City Development Corporation will step down in March.Glenn Irwin, advocate for downtown re...

Sporty Seas and 5 Double Digit Tautog

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6vBBlmXLcgIt was a chilly one today, but for the most part it was your average late February weather day.  Temps in the 40s, lightish winds and intermittent cloud...

Tog On A Day Cut Short

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6vBBlmXLcgToday was about as wintery a day we’ve seen so far this year with cold temps and intermittent snow showers throughout the day.  We saw snow shower...

SHA Releases Route 90 Study Results

OCEAN CITY – The results of a Route 90 corridor study show a majority of respondents support a preliminary design that includes two additional lanes and a new four-lane bridge.On Thursday, the ...

Committee worries about loss of trees

By Cindy Hoffman, Staff Writer (Feb. 2, 2023) The Environment and Natural Assets Committee met on Jan. 25 with a full roster of projects to pursue for the year.  “It has been brought to our attenti...

Officials Testify On OC Liquor License Legislation

OCEAN CITY – Local officials say a bill making its way through the General Assembly will allow for safer alcohol sales at large special events in Ocean City.On Monday, officials with the Town of...

Worcester School Board Opposes Health Education Bill

NEWARK – The Worcester County Board of Education voted unanimously this week to oppose a controversial health education bill.After hearing from citizens both in support of and against the healt...

Worcester County Commissioners Recognized February as Black History Month

At their Feb. 7 meeting, the Worcester County Commissioners presented a proclamation to Worcester County NAACP President Ivory Smith recognizing February as Black History Month. The commissioners also...