County Eyes $820K To Expand Broadband Efforts

County Eyes $820K To Expand Broadband Efforts

SNOW HILL – Officials agreed this week to designate a portion of Worcester County’s federal COVID-19 funding to Maryland Broadband Cooperative.The Worcester County Commissioners voted unanimously this week to allocate $820,000 to Maryland Broadband Cooperative. The funding will help the cooperative upgrade its infrastructure to better serve the internet service providers that make up its… Read more »

Local Teen Performed With Bret Michaels Before 18,000 At BikeFest

Local Teen Performed With Bret Michaels Before 18,000 At BikeFest

OCEAN CITY – It was “Nothin’ But A Good Time” for one local teenager, who had an opportunity to play the guitar alongside artist Bret Michaels during OC BikeFest’s headline performance.Last Friday, 14-year-old Gavin Brink took the stage with Michaels and his bandmates to show off his guitar skills in a six-minute performance of “Nothin’… Read more »

UPDATE: Dead Body Found In Ocean City Identified; Police Continue To Probe Incident

UPDATE: Dead Body Found In Ocean City Identified; Police Continue To Probe Incident

OCEAN CITY — Ocean City Police Department (OCPD) detectives late this week continued to investigate a suspicious death found early Monday morning in a hotel parking lot off 60th Street.A concerned citizen contacted the OCPD on Monday morning after discovering an unconscious male outside in the parking lot of a hotel on 60th Street. After… Read more »

Ocean City ‘Extremely Ready’ For Another Pop-Up Weekend; Mayor Reports ‘We’re Going On The Offensive’

Ocean City ‘Extremely Ready’ For Another Pop-Up Weekend; Mayor Reports ‘We’re Going On The Offensive’

OCEAN CITY — With the arrival of the unsanctioned pop-up car rally, resort officials this week braced for its annual arrival and claimed they were as ready as they have ever been.In the months since another troublesome unsanctioned pop-up car rally last September, plans on how to combat the lawlessness and reckless behavior associated with… Read more »

Citizens Question Why School Board Not Voting On Mask Mandate

Citizens Question Why School Board Not Voting On Mask Mandate

NEWARK – Several community members continue to object to the mask requirement in place in Worcester County’s public schools.More than a half dozen citizens attended Tuesday’s Worcester County Board of Education meeting — the first one that allowed public in-person attendance in 18 months — to voice their frustrations with the mask mandate.“Forcing children to… Read more »

Big Changes For This Year’s Berlin Fiddlers Convention; ‘It’ll Be The Best Of The Best Performing’

Big Changes For This Year’s Berlin Fiddlers Convention; ‘It’ll Be The Best Of The Best Performing’

BERLIN – The 29th annual Berlin Fiddlers Convention returns this weekend to showcase a variety of well-known bluegrass acts as well as some talented young performers.With last year’s event canceled because of COVID-19, organizers are thrilled this year to be able to once again welcome visitors to town for Berlin’s largest festival. The Berlin Fiddlers… Read more »