Celebration of life for Marie A. Whaley
A celebration of life for Marie A. Whaley of Laurel [...]
Jack Lewis exhibition opening at Seaford Museum- Seaford
More than a dozen works by famed local artist Jack [...]
Bridgeville Police K9 Unit Chicken BBQ Fundraiser is May 3- Bridgeville
The Bridgeville Police Department K9 Unit will hold a BBQ [...]
Bethel Farmers Market to open next month- Bethel
The Bethel Farmers Market will open the first and third [...]
Laurel Little League opening ceremony held Friday night
By Mike McClure The Laurel Little League season kicked off with a day [...]
Sam Yoder and Son celebrates 50 years in business
In 1975, Sam Yoder founded Sam Yoder & Son in Greenwood. For the first two [...]
Celebration of life for Marie A. Whaley
A celebration of life for Marie A. Whaley of Laurel will be held on May [...]
Delmar softball team tops Seaford in five innings
By Lynn Schofer The Delmar Wildcats defeated visiting Seaford, 12-1, in a shortened [...]
HEALTH
Doctor’s Perspective- CT scan lung cancer screening
By Dr. Anthony Policastro When I was a Hospital Commanding Officer in the Air Force, I had three separate instances where wives came into my office after their husbands had died. They were working through the stages of grief. They had moved from denial to anger. Each of them had the same complaint. Their husbands had died of lung cancer, and it was clearly the doctor’s fault for not doing a Chest X-ray sooner. The problem was that at that time, once a lung cancer was large enough to show on a routine Chest X-ray, it was too late for it to be cured. Therefore, it did not make a difference when the X-ray was actually done. Most patients died within six months. Each of the individuals had been a cigarette smoker. Therefore, the chance of lung cancer was higher than it was in the general population. Fortunately, our technology has changed over the years. We now know that CT scans can diagnose lung cancer when it is still in a treatable stage. We also know that lung cancer continues to kill 127,000 Americans each year. Therefore, it is logical to do CT scans on cigarette smokers to [...]
CHURCH
Spring Fling Plant Sale
A Spring Fling Plant Sale will be held at Bethany Community Church on Saturday, May 2, from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Rain date is May 9. The church is located at 28015 Kaye Road, Laurel, at the corner of Kaye Road and Rt. 9, Laurel-Georgetown Highway. Several varieties of plants will be for sale, including lilies, day lilies, iris, mums, and lamb’s ear, plus others. There will also be miscellaneous gardening items available. The church ladies will also be selling their homemade relish and jelly.
WallBuilders President Tim Barton to speak at Salisbury Prayer Breakfast
The 2026 Salisbury Prayer Breakfast will feature Tim Barton, president of the renowned WallBuilders organization that helps people discover the true story of America and its Biblical foundations. He will address the 14th annual Salisbury Area National Day of Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, May 7 at the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center in Salisbury, Maryland. WallBuilders works to reveal the nation’s religious, moral, and constitutional heritage using historical documents as proof. It is home to one of the largest collections of original documents from America’s founding. WallBuilders reveals the country’s forgotten history and heroes, pointing to their wisdom as it relates to today’s issues. The group has been recognized across the country for its work in education, scholarship, law, and public policy. As its president, Barton advises state and federal officials [...]
BULLETIN BOARD
Celebration of life for Marie A. Whaley
A celebration of life for Marie A. Whaley of Laurel will be held on May [...]
Jack Lewis exhibition opening at Seaford Museum- Seaford
More than a dozen works by famed local artist Jack Lewis will be on display [...]
Bridgeville Police K9 Unit Chicken BBQ Fundraiser is May 3- Bridgeville
The Bridgeville Police Department K9 Unit will hold a BBQ Chicken Fundraiser on Sunday, May [...]
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OBITS
Celebration of life for Marie A. Whaley
A celebration of life for Marie A. Whaley of Laurel will be held on May 9, 2026 at Elliott Worship Center, 17237 Phillips Hill Road in Laurel, at 4 p.m.. with dinner to follow. Please [...]
Celebration of Life for Judy Roe Kitchen
A Celebration of Life in loving memory of Judy Roe Kitchen will be held Sunday, May 17, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the VFW, located at 2630 Veterans Drive in Federalsburg. As per Judy’s [...]
Virginia “Ginny” Tull Thawley Perdue, 71
Virginia “Ginny” Tull Thawley Perdue of Seaford passed away on April 3, 2026. She was born to Robert and Grace Tull, and grew up working in her family’s business, Tull’s (Tull Brothers). She had an [...]
Robert M. Jones, 81
Surrounded by his family and friends, Robert (Bob) Jones of Seaford went home to be with his Lord and Savior on April 10, 2026. Bob was born on April 23, 1944, the son of E. [...]