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Ocean City tourism leaders are promoting the resort town as a destination for conferences and group events, hoping to boost business during the shoulder seasons and support year-round economic activity.
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Salisbury University’s theatre department prepares its spring production of Into the Woods, bringing classic fairy tale characters together in a musical that explores what happens after “happily ever after."
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From local documentaries to an award-winning narrative short, filmmaker Dave Messick is bringing five productions from his Ocean City studio, Unscene Productions, to the Ocean City Film Festival.
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The Fenix Youth Project works to support young people facing adversity and homelessness on the Eastern Shore. But it's not just about recognizing their struggles, but their successes. On Feb 28th, The Fenix Youth Project will honor young leaders in the community at their Legacy Night, with the theme 'Carry the Legacy, Build the Future'.
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Maryland Public Television’s Outdoors Maryland wraps up its 37th season with two new episodes; Producer Stefanie Robey gives us the inside scoop.
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The new Amazon distribution center promises jobs and economic stability, while also raising questions about infrastructure, workforce readiness, and community impact in Salisbury. DPM’s Jenny O’Connor speaks with Salisbury–Wicomico Economic Development Executive Director Dave Ryan about what the project means for the region.
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The closing of Baltimore’s 8x10 highlights how small venues across the region support artists, foster belonging, and hold together local creative communities.
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As he prepares to step down in 2026, OperaDelaware General Director Brendan Cooke looks back on a tenure defined by artistic risk, community impact, and reimagining what an opera company can be.
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For more than 40 years, the Salisbury Youth Orchestra has brought together student musicians from different musical backgrounds, creating a space where learning, collaboration, and a lifelong love of music take center stage.
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An interview with outgoing co-founder Gayle Dillman