Mallards Rebound From Loss With Playoff Rout

BERLIN- After a late season loss to crosstown rival Stephen Decatur in the regular season finale last Friday, Worcester Prep’s girls’ varsity lacrosse team wasted no time getting back in the winni...

What’s Your Sign? May 13, 2016

ARIES (March 21 to April 19): A once-harmonious relationship appears to be hitting some sour notes. Spend some time together to see why things have gone off-key. What you learn might surprise you. TAU...

Samaritan Ministries Shelter Accepts $3,000 In Financial Assistance

The Samaritan Ministries Shelter recently accepted a combined $3,000 in financial assistance to replace bunkbeds and mattresses.  The charitable gift was made possible through the Community Foundatio...

When Surfboards Were Rented, Delivered From A School Bus

Surfing became popular in Ocean City in the mid-1960s. George Pittman and Bill Wise opened Ocean City’s first surf shop (called the Eastern Surfer) in 1964 in the basement of the Sandy Hill Motel. T...

Median Fence Design Tweaked; Project To Cost $5.2M

OCEAN CITY — The dune-style median fence project continues to advance with some tweaks in the final design revealed this week along with the $5.2 million price tag for the first phase. During Tu...

SD High School Prom King And Queen Crowned

Stephen Decatur High School seniors Zohar Omer and Preston Cutsail were crowned Prom Queen and King after students and faculty voted at the Roland E. Powell Convention Center on May 7. More than 550 a...

Local Company Looking To Debunk Pre-Built Home Myths

DELMAR – Thinking about a new home? Atlantis Homes wants you to think about a manufactured one. More than a decade after setting up shop in Delmar, staff members at the company say they’re still w...

Foster Parents Receive Helping Hands Award

SALISBURY — Kelly Jones of the People Department at Peninsula Regional Medical Center (PRMC) received the Leighton Moore Helping Hands Award at the Medical Center’s National Hospital Week Empl...

OC Elementary School Hosts Annual PTA Mother’s Day Plant Sale

Students in Kristie Fogle’s second grade class at Ocean City Elementary purchased beautiful plants at the annual PTA Mother’s Day Plant Sale. Pictured, from left, are John Fohner, Jamiso...

HUGE Black Drum

By Scott Lenox Today was the first day in over two weeks that we didn’t have any “measurable” rain in Ocean City.  There was a heavy mist and it was mostly cloudy this morning, ...