HALO Offers Hope and Shelter
If you pass by HALO in Salisbury just before mealtime, chances are you’ll see a line stretching from the door along the front of the building, with few cars in […]
Finding Shelter from the Cold
Walter Davidson vividly remembers the day he raised his hand. He had been involved in the cold weather emergency shelter and was invited to attend their board of directors meeting […]
Honoring Local Veterans
Salisbury will soon join the ranks of cities and towns across America with banners on display to honor veterans from all branches of the military. Banners with the names and […]
The Pines Cafe is Open for Business
The most wonderful little dining spot opened this fall and it’s worth the trip from wherever you are on the shore. The Pines Cafe, in the TidalHealth medical complex in […]
Explore Wicomico’s Newest Park
Wicomico County’s newest recreational facility, Pirate’s Wharf Park in Quantico has slowly been attracting visitors since opening a year ago. It opened without much fanfare, but the excitement is finally […]
Children Need to Play
Children have a natural curiosity about the world around them and Vira Ogburn has high hopes that the Minds in Motion Children’s Museum will come to fruition to help kids […]
Helping Others Takes Priority
High school student Claire Moreno of Salisbury was hoping to raise enough money for TEAM 360 to purchase one specialized racing chair for adaptive athletes. But what started out as […]
ReStore is Open in Fruitland
A second location of ReStore – Habitat for Humanity’s home goods store – is now open for shopping and donating in Fruitland. Excitement was in the air last week during […]
Exploring Smith and Tangier Islands
If you’re like me, you’re trying to squeeze the most fun you can out of these few hot months. How about a mini vacation close to home? Consider a day […]
The Problem of Trash
The volunteers picking up trash in the community hear the same question repeatedly: Does anyone ever get fined for littering? There are “Do Not Litter” signs posted with threats of […]
