Three charter members of the Ocean City Lioness Lions Club, Faye Cathell, June Todd and Donna Greenwood, were recognized for 42 years of service to their club and the community.

Grace Cropper recently received an Ocean City Lions Club scholarship. Pictured are Cropper, left, and Sean Williams, scholarship chair.  This year the OC Lions gave two scholarships to Stephen Decatur High School students, one to a Worcester Technical High School student, and one to a member of the SDHS Leo Club.

Norm Cathell was inducted as the 2022-2023 OC Lions president.  Pictured left to right, back row are 2nd Vice President Mike Hooper, Past President Scott Stark, John Topher, Greg Burgan, Director Ken Robertson, Director Doug Parks and Membership & Scholarship Chair Sean Williams. Seated are Secretary Steve McMillan, Treasurer Greg Cathell and President Norm Cathell.

Scott Kammerer, the founder of SoDel Cares, presents a check for $3,000 to the Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay. Dizza Huesner (left) is the community initiatives specialist with the Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay; Paola Rosas is the organization’s associate director of programs and partnerships.

21The Ocean City Fire Department’s Junior Firefighter Camp attracts dozens of participants each year. The department’s staff and retirees volunteer for the camp, which gives children a firsthand look at the service firefighters provide in the community.

The Worcester County Arts Council recognized winners in the juried art competition “Celebrate.” Pictured from left are Tia Tuvesson, Marcy Snyder, Kate Cashman, and Ellie Scott during the reception. The exhibit will remain on display through the end of the month.

Wicomico County law enforcement officers who graduated in the 88th entrance-level law enforcement class of the Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Academy operated by Wor-Wic Community College in Salisbury are shown in the front row, from left, Steven Abreu, Pedro Brown, David Ferrand and Joseph Pete of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office, James Staley of the… Read more »

The Democratic Women’s Club of Worcester County (DWC) donated $600 to Pocomoke Elementary School in support of the school’s summer academy. Pictured in the back row are Principal Joshua Hamborsky, Cherie McNett and Mary Anne Whitcomb (DWC), Assistant Principal Faye Williams and Worcester County Commissioner Josh Nordstrom. In the front row is Laurie Brittingham, Susanna… Read more »