Today we honor our veterans, which in all actuality is something that we should be doing each and every day. The sacrifices that veterans make for our country is immeasurable, and while one day of national recognition is certainly not … Continue reading →

Thousands of people will gather in Easton this weekend for the 43rd Annual Waterfowl Festival, a highly celebrated Eastern Shore event that includes retriever, birds-of-prey and fly-fishing demonstrations, the Delmarva Dock Dog competition, a wine and tasting pavilion and a … Continue reading →

For the 2015 version of where to snag a delicious Thanksgiving dinner in OCMD, click here. Folks, Thanksgiving is rapidly approaching, which means whether you like it or not, plans need to be made. While some of us have time-honored … Continue reading →

Although it may seem like Thanksgiving is still far down the road, Turkey Day is fast approaching along with all of its fattening (and irresistible) foods. As a way to keep the beer belly at bay, lace up your running … Continue reading →

The Ocean Pines Farmers Market has only been open two seasons, but with mounting success so far, the decision was made recently to keep the Farmers Market open year-round. The market, located in White Horse Park in Ocean Pines, was … Continue reading →

November is here, and if you can believe it, the 2nd Friday of the month is already upon us. The good news is its 2nd Friday, which means we will be heading to #mdscoolestsmalltown for the monthly 2nd Friday Art … Continue reading →

As part of the Cambridge’s Second Saturday events, High Spot and Stoked restaurants, and Cambridge Main Street will be hosting the 2nd Annual Belgian Beer Festival this Saturday, November 9. From 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. participants can receive a … Continue reading →

Film buffs will converge on shores of Southern Delaware this weekend for a five-day showcase of 100 of the best American and International films. The award-winning Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival has developed into a premiere, Mid-Atlantic cultural event since … Continue reading →

I’ve seen and heard a lot of things from behind the bar. Some of them silly enough, or poignant enough to garner a couple of key words in that notebook I carry with me at all times. Some of these … Continue reading →

Fall is oftentimes synonymous with food. Halloween candy, pies, Thanksgiving feasts, holiday parties, sugary lattes and hot cocoas…but that doesn’t mean you have to overindulge completely. The Worcester County Health Department and the Berlin Parks Commission invites you to fall … Continue reading →

The quaint brick building that houses Pemberton Coffeehouse has seen its fair share of changes over the years, transitioning from a home, to a variety of commercial uses, to its current state as the Pemberton Coffeehouse.  After hearing high praise … Continue reading →

“Can you hear the people sing? Singing the songs of angry men…” There is going to be a lot of singing this weekend from the Community Players of Salisbury’s production of Les Misérables. From November 1-3, Wicomico Senior High School … Continue reading →