Tough Guy

This week’s Atlantic Physical Therapy “Tough Guy of the Week” award went to Nick Craven for his outstanding play in a 51-24 loss on the road to North Caroline. Pictured above is Craven (center) with Coach Bob Knox (left) and ATP President Bob Hammond (right). 

Worcester Girls Improve to 3-0

BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s girls’ varsity soccer team remained unbeaten this week, routing Salisbury School, 10-0, on Tuesday to improve to 3-0 on the young season.The Mallards continued their early assault on the scoreboard against the Dragons on Tuesday, while the defense led by goalkeeper Abbie Tyler kept Salisbury School at bay. Thus far, Worcester has… Read more »

Decatur Volleyball Remains Unbeaten

BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s varsity volleyball team remained unbeaten this week, beating Worcester County rival Pocomoke in three straight to improve to 5-0 overall on the season.The Seahawks cruised Pocomoke in three games, beating the Warriors by scores of 25-6, 25-14, and 25-8. Janet Davidson led the way with 33 service points, including 12 aces, along… Read more »

Bike Week Brings Big Sales To Region

OCEAN CITY – This past weekend was a loud and prosperous one for the resort area, due to thousands of motorcycles that flocked to the shore for the annual Bike Week event.“Bikers are a blessing,” said Gary Beach, general manager of Micky Fins in West Ocean City.Nary an official disagreed with that notion, thanks largely… Read more »

County Officials Give LCB Forum To Refute Claims

SNOW HILL – The long awaited meeting between the County Commissioners and the county’s liquor dispensary took place on Tuesday and it was predominantly a one-sided affair, with the Liquor Control Board (LCB) doing the majority of the talking and scolding.After months of allegations about the LCB’s business practices and questions surrounding the six-figure revenue… Read more »

Cell Phone Driving Ban Starts Next Friday

BERLIN – A new law prohibiting talking on a hand-held cell phone while driving takes effect across Maryland next week after the General Assembly approved the legislation last spring.Starting next Friday, it will be illegal for a motorist in Worcester County and across Maryland to use a hand-held cell phone while driving in the latest… Read more »

Environmental Mandate To Have Little Local Impact

BERLIN – State school board officials this week approved regulations requiring environmental education in public schools in Maryland, but the new mandate will likely have little affect in Worcester where “green” issues are already woven into the curriculum.The Maryland Board of Education on Tuesday approved regulations mandating environmental education in public school across the state…. Read more »