Love It or Hate It, We’re Celebrating Scrapple

National Scrapple Day (yes, it exists) may be a month away, but with the scrapple capital of the world holding their annual scrapple celebration this weekend, we figured this was the perfect time to r...

ShoreBilly’s Swill: Annual German Invasion

Let me first apologize for my sporadic timing of my recent entries. I had some equipment failure in the form of a laptop that seems to have taken on a life of its own. None of my children are owning &...

Ocean City Issued Three Fines For Smoking Violations In New Restrictions’ First Season

OCEAN CITY — Ocean City’s first summer with heightened smoking restrictions yielded three citations, totaling $150 in fines. Public Affairs Specialist Lindsey Richard of the Ocean City Police Depa...

Q&A With Patricia Dufendach: After Highway Fatality, ‘We Had To Do Something. It Had To Stop’

OCEAN CITY — In early November of 2013, Patricia Dufendach read a story about a horrific tragedy that claimed the life of a 16 year old boy who lived not far from her Berlin home. The boy was tr...

County Caps New Showell School Project Cost At $37M; School System Estimates Came In $54M

SNOW HILL – Plans for a new Showell Elementary School are moving ahead but only after the Worcester County Commissioners cut the project’s estimated cost. The Worcester County Commissioners approv...

Weekend Happenings: Apple-Scrapple, Good Beer Festival, Fall Fests and More!

As the weekend approaches, we are fairly confident that the weather will be a vast improvement over last weekend. We’ve been enjoying a gorgeous week so far – exploring the shore, taking advantage...

Endless Summer Cruisin’ Returns To OC For 18th Year; Thursday’s Boardwalk Parade Kicks Off Event

OCEAN CITY — The 18th Annual Endless Summer Cruisin’ Car Show returns to Ocean City this week, Oct. 8-11. This four-day automotive event continues to be one of the eastern region’s largest f...

Fish in OC: Season Recap

Wow! I can’t say I remember a northeast blow like we’ve seen lately on Delmarva. The wind usually blows in the fall, there’s no denying that, but it usually blows a couple of days in...

Delmarva Pumpkin Patches, Corn Mazes, Hayrides and More!

We’ve endured our fair share of wind and rain so far this month, but since we are glass-half-full types, the way we see it, the cloudy days just make us all the more grateful for the sunny ones!...

Flooding Not As Bad As Ocean City Expected, Lower Than Sandy Levels

(Staff Writer Charlene Sharpe contributed to this article.) OCEAN CITY – As a wet and windy weekend came to an end, the overwhelming consensus in and around the region seems to be ‘another storm, ...