Salisbury
Leaders of Nanticoke Health Services and Peninsula Regional Health System pose for a photo moments after signing a definitive agreement that is the cornerstone for merging Nanticoke Health Systems with the Peninsula Regional Health System. Full story in the August addition of the Salisbury Star.
U.S. Kennels trains service dogs for area veterans
Dressed in his Army greens, Chris Hardy stands somewhere north of six feet tall and is built like a tight end. It was while Chris was deployed in the Middle East that he began his career working with canines and training them as cadaver dogs. One day while walking off base, he spotted a young Afghan girl. He approached her with his dog at his side, and the girl immediately began laughing and petting the dog. The little girl’s mother told Chris that was the first time in months that her daughter had laughed or showed any emotion.It was then that Chris truly appreciated the effect an animal can [...]
Princess Anne native Beauchamp rejoins Shorebirds as head groundskeeper
New Delmarva Shorebirds head groundskeeper Caroline Beauchamp is no stranger to the team [...]
Need translations? Make sure they’re effective
Getting your organization’s content translated into a target language can be a [...]
Wicomico Goes Purple looks to create community awareness about Opioid problem
We all have a favorite color. Naturalists may favor green, CBS Morning [...]
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