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Summertime, sweet, summertime. Every year it seems as if the summer season goes by faster and faster. We look forward to Memorial Day with mounting anticipation, only to turn around and find ourselves midway through September in the blink of … Continue reading →

One of the more favorable aspects of the lessening heat is the chance to get outside and play a few rounds of golf without completely melting in the oppressive summer sun. September and October are ideal months for hitting the … Continue reading →

Summer’s days are numbered but that doesn’t mean it’s time to hide in doors yet! If you’re still looking to take part in local excitement, Pocomoke City has a host of events waiting for you. At 3:00 this Saturday, September … Continue reading →

Pocomoke City is quickly transitioning from summer to fall events, with a number of fun-filled events scheduled for the next few months, including the 2nd Annual Pocomoketoberfest, to be held this Saturday. This year marks the second year for the … Continue reading →

For some of us – teachers, parents, and kids – summer has already come to a bittersweet end. For others, the summer is still kickin,’ while a select few choose absolute denial over the fact that the summer season is … Continue reading →

ShoreBread decided to take a drive down Rt. 113 to Pocomoke this week, Day Trippin’ to the Delmarva Discovery Center (DDC) for an afternoon of history, culture exhibits and educational entertainment. “This is not your traditional museum,” said Executive Director … Continue reading →

The Museums of Worcester County kicked-off their annual “Children’s Week” celebration Wednesday, with a schedule jam-packed with opportunities to learn about the area’s heritage. Nine Worcester County museums will participate, with events running from today, July 31, through next Wednesday, … Continue reading →

On the last Thursday in July, the sound echoes through town before the scene is even visible. “And here we have a three month old mare… can I get a thousand, do we have a thousand,” rings out the voice … Continue reading →

Spring may be just weeks away, but this time of year still has us firmly in winter’s grip. If the colder temperatures and too many days of gray skies leave you feeling a bit stir-crazy, it’s time to get out … Continue reading →

The delightful little Eastern Shore town of St. Michaels, MD has a slogan depicting it as, “the town that fooled the British.” During the War of 1812, town citizens, forewarned that British ships were approaching, hoisted lanterns into the tall … Continue reading →

The day was humid and muggy, the air thick, the horizon hazy—which only added to the anticipation. The wind suddenly shifted and with it seemed to go the last few centuries. There, docked along the bay floated a great vessel … Continue reading →

On the coast of Delaware sits the picturesque town of Lewes. It’s a place where substantial history meets cosmopolitan flair, against the quaint backdrop of a seaport village. It’s quintessential charm draws visitors from all major east coast cities, many … Continue reading →