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Boardwalk Rock returning to Ocean City in 2027
OCEAN CITY, Md. – Boardwalk Rock will return to Ocean City in 2027 after the music festival took a one-year pause. The festival is scheduled for May 14-16, 2027, in Ocean City. Ocean City and Boardwalk Rock announced in November 2025 that the festival would not return in 2026,...
Cape Gazette
Bluegrass concert to support open space preservation Oct. 18
Rocking the Docks will host a special event, Open Space, Open Strings: Bluegrass by the Bay, from 12 to 4 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 18, highlighting the beauty of the Cape Region and southern Delaware. Show proceeds will benefit the Sussex County Land Trust and help celebrate its 25th anniversary. The...
American Songwriter
Country Music Legend’s Return to the Stage Put on Hold as He Continues To Battle Pneumonia
Kicking off the weekend, Lainey Wilson prepared to take the stage at the Country Calling Festival at the Ocean City Inlet Beach. With thousands of fans expected to attend the festival, the lineup included big names like Chris Stapleton, Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley, Russell Dickerson, Rascal Flatts, and several others. Adding his name to that list was the legendary Travis Tritt. Having spent decades in the industry, Tritt was thrilled to be part of the festival. But sadly, he was forced to cancel due to his health.
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Crisfield Brings Jazz to the Waterfront
Crisfield, Md. — Crisfield is preparing to host their fourth annual Crisfield Jazz on the Waterfront concert, bringing jazz musicians from the Washington D.C. and Baltimore areas to the Lower Shore. Event co-chair Stan Rayford says the idea for the event came from a desire to bring people in...
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U.S. Marine Band Brings More Than Two Centuries of Musical Tradition to Salisbury
For more than two centuries, the U.S. Marine Band has carried its musical traditions from the White House to communities across the country. On Friday, that tradition makes its next stop at Salisbury University. “The President’s Own” will perform at 7:30 p.m. October 2 in the Jackson Family Auditorium at...
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Local businesses saddle up for Country Calling crowds
OCEAN CITY, Md. - Friday marks day one of the Country Calling Music Festival in Ocean City, and local businesses on the boardwalk are just as excited as fans for the festival. Thousands of fans dusted off their boots and lined up this morning to head into the event. Entry gates opened at noon on Friday. Performances for day one include Lainey Wilson, Rascal Flatts, Dierks Bentley, and more.
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Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Getting Ready for the Big Game
Easton, Maryland’s professional photographer H. Robins Hollyday took many school pictures over his years of being in the photography business. This one is of the Easton High School Girls basketball team 1947-1948! The 15 unidentified girls are standing with coach Miss May Brooks far left. Can you help identify these team members?
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EXCLUSIVE: Gregg Allman’s Daughter Lists $750K Maryland Home—With Pieces From the Rock Legend’s Estate Up for Grabs
Gregg Allman's daughter, Delilah Island Allman Frawley, is parting ways with her Maryland home—and the buyer could potentially walk away with more than just the property. Frawley, whose late father was a founding member, lead singer, and keyboardist for the legendary rock group "The Allman Brothers Band," has listed her four-bedroom home in Easton, MD, for $749,990 with listing agent Maresca Visone of Douglas Elliman.
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Wicomico Public Libraries plans new downtown Salisbury branch
SALISBURY, Md. - Wicomico Public Libraries is planning to maintain a presence in downtown Salisbury even as its main branch prepares to move to the former Ward Museum. Library leaders say they are beginning the process of developing a smaller neighborhood library that would serve people living in downtown Salisbury and surrounding communities.
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Milford’s North and South Rivalry
The construction of the Walnut Street bridge which connected north Milford with south Milford create an unexpected issue – a rivalry between the northern and southern side of the town. North Milford was established first when the town was laid out by Joseph Oliver in 1787. When Milford was...
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Country Calling Returns to Ocean City for a Weekend of Boot Scootin’ Boogie
OCEAN CITY, Md. – The boardwalk and beach in Ocean City are filled with cowboy hats and boots as thousands of fans attend the Country Calling music festival at the inlet. From Grammy winning headliners to concert after-parties, festival-goers, like Emma Ward, have plenty to look forward to as the two day event kicks off.
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Easton's Waterfowl Festival seeks state grant to restore nearly 100-year-old armory
EASTON, Md. — Organizers of the Waterfowl Festival are asking the state for help with repairs to Easton's historic armory, the building that has served as the festival's home base for more than half of its life. According to the festival's executive director, Deena Kilmon, the Waterfowl Festival has...
Cape Gazette
Delaware author to sign new psychological thriller Oct. 24
"If They Knew" author AJ Wooding will appear in Rehoboth Oct. 24. SUBMITTED PHOTOS. Delaware author AJ Wooding will sign copies of his debut novel, "If They Knew," at 4 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 24, at Browseabout Books in Rehoboth Beach. When Theo Parrish’s father dies, he inherits more than grief....
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Southern Maryland’s Haunted History Comes To Life At Leonardtown Gallery
LEONARDTOWN, Md. — Familiar Southern Maryland places will take on a different character this October as ghost stories, local legends and community photography come together at the St. Mary’s County Arts Council Gallery & Gift Shop. SoMD Photography and Spooky Solomons will present two afternoons exploring the region’s...
DC News Now
Maryland National Guard historians need help to solve Civil War soldiers mystery | Service Strong
BALTIMORE, Md. (DC News Now) — Maryland Center for Military History curators Alex Reed and Parker Reilly are working to identify Civil War soldiers whose images were captured in tintype photographs more than 160 years ago. Althought researchers have historical records documenting the names of soldiers and when they served, they have not been able […]