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The year's long COVID 19 pandemic has taken a toll on businesses and workers alike as they scrambled to adjust. But, it also led to a surge in skilled

The National Folk Festival has announced the first six acts slated for this September's celebration. Delmarva Public Media's Don Rush talks with the

Credit creative commons The years long COVID 19 pandemic has taken a toll on businesses and workers alike as they scrambled to adjust. But, it also led to a surge in skilled freelancers who found they could work from home while businesses were able to use their talents. Brent Messenger is vice president of public policy with Fiverr which provides services to independent contractors. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talked with him about the impact of the pandemic on this kind of work. Listen

Credit National Folk Festival The National Folk Festival has announced the first six acts slated for this Septembers celebration. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talks with the festivals local manager Caroline OHare and Blaine Waide, associate director for the National Council for the Traditional Arts, about the acts as they listen to excerpts from their perfomances. The full interviews can be heard on Delmarva Today at 9 a.m. Friday on WSDL 90.7 FM. Listen

Salisbury Mayor Jake Day returning to Salisbury after a year's tour with his National Guard unit in the Horn of Africa greeted his town during this past

Credit Don Rush Salisbury Mayor Jake Day returning to Salisbury after a years tour with his National Guard unit in the Horn of Africa greeted his town during this past weekends Third Friday. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talked with him about his homecoming and what he missed. Listen

Downtown Salisbury celebrated Third Friday in a way it had not done in a year -- maskless. Delmarva Public Media's Don Rush looks at the relief many felt

Downtown Salisbury celebrated Third Friday in a way it had not done in a year -- maskless. Delmarva Public Media's Don Rush looks at the relief many felt

Salisbury unveiled a sign marking the deaths of three black men in Wicomico County. In 1931 Matthew Williams was lynched in downtown Salisbury; another

Salisbury unveiled a sign marking the deaths of three black men in Wicomico County. In 1931 Matthew Williams was lynched in downtown Salisbury; another