No decision yet on software purchase for OPA operations

By Josh Davis, Associate Editor (May 31, 2018) The Ocean Pines Board of Directors last Thursday again delayed a decision on whether to buy new financial and operational software, this time apparently...

Meet the fire study consultants, this Tuesday

By Josh Davis, Associate Editor (May 31, 2018) The 90-page study on the Berlin Fire Company performed independently by the Matrix Consulting Group was released last month by the Town of Berlin, which...

Record-setting day during Beach Club reopening weekend

By Josh Davis, Associate Editor (May 31, 2018) After the well-received reopening of the Ocean Pines Yacht Club two weeks ago, it was Beach Club’s turn last weekend to take the spotlight with a reco...

Man Charged In Early-Morning Knife Threat On Family

OCEAN CITY — A Greenbelt, Md. man was arrested on first-degree assault and other serious charges early Monday morning after allegedly threatening a family with young children with a knife during...

Woman Hospitalized After Jet Ski Accident

OCEAN CITY — A Pennsylvania woman was critically injured in a jet-ski collision in the bay near Ocean City last Saturday evening. Around 5:30 p.m. last Saturday, two jet skis collided in the Is...

OC’s Beach Lights Program Offered Nightly In Summer

OCEAN CITY — The Beach Lights display has returned to Ocean City, illuminating the sky starting at 9 p.m. nightly on the Boardwalk near North Division Street. Every 20 minutes through Sept. 2, ...

Boardwalk Elvis, The Original Boardwalk Street Performer, Honored With Key To Ocean City

OCEAN CITY – One of Ocean City’s most iconic Boardwalk performers received a key to the city this week. On Friday, the Mayor and Council honored Norman Webb, known by many as “Boardwalk Elvis,â...

OC Adding More Large Trash Cans For Beach This Summer

OCEAN CITY — With the arrival of Memorial Day weekend, hundreds of the iconic blue metal trash cans are now lining the beach, but residents and visitors in some areas are getting a first look a...

Thoughts From The Publisher’s Desk – May 25, 2018

Last weekend was not a true test of whether the approved changes were a success over Cruisin weekend. The torrential rains Thursday and Friday resulted in much smaller crowds and events, including bu...

Voices From The Readers – May 25, 2018

Police Chief Thankful For Community Support Editor: With the first motor event of 2018 behind us, I would like to thank our entire community for their support. A significant amount of time went into ...