Dr. Hoy announces plans to retire
Dr. Ray Hoy, president of Wor-Wic Community College, has announced that he plans to retire at the end of the fiscal year on Friday, June [...]
Easterseals – 75 years of creating an inclusive community
When you hear “Easterseals,” you may think of the stamp-like seals used for fundraising by what began in 1919 as the National Society [...]
Ward Museum offers classes in carving decoys
The Ward Museum of Salisbury continues to share the time-honored tradition of the Ward brothers, whose advanced decorative decoy carvings inspired a worldwide [...]
Chesapeake Shipbuilding finds new warehouse space
One of Wicomico County’s top private sector employers is set to expand their footprint. Chesapeake Shipbuilding, working with the McClellan Team of SVN [...]
Kindness Palooza celebrates spreading kindness
On World Kindness Day, Sunday, Nov. 13, kindSBY and the city of Salisbury teamed up once again to spread kindness. For five years [...]
Help for veteran-owned businesses
Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman, head of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), has announced updates to the launch of SBA’s new Veteran Small Business Certification [...]
Maryland tourism recovery continues
Governor Larry Hogan has announced that, according to an economic impact report released by the Maryland Department of Commerce, the state’s tourism industry is continuing [...]
Burnett White Tire Pros – the Next Generation
“Treat every car like it’s your mom’s car.” That’s the motto by which Dawn Tilghman has operated Burnett White Tire Pros since she [...]
Trusting your food choices is possible – an overview
The holiday season is just around the corner, and amongst the merriments there will undoubtedly be much to do made around eating festive [...]
Fruitland Chamber of Commerce: Bringing Unity to the Community
The Fruitland Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1992 with a mission of “Bringing Unity to the Community.” The chamber’s focus is to help our [...]