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More than 100 people attended Evergreen Washelli's Veterans Memorial Cemetery 96th annual Memorial Day event.

47abc July 13, 2021 SALISBURY, Md. – A Congressional candidate paid a visit to downtown Salisbury Tuesday to meet with local business owners and elected officials. “I’m here today to do a Main Street tour with some of my friends and supporters, other local elected officials, like Salisbury City Council member Michele Gregory, Wicomico County Council man Bill McCain, and others to have a dialogue with business owners on the Main Street about ways their congressional representative can better serve them,” said Heather Mizeur. Heather Mizeur is running on the Democratic ticket for Maryla...

SALISBURY, Md.— There was no resolution. There was not a vote. But there was a gun-rights proclamation Tuesday night.  Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis spoke in front of masked council members and a limited gathering of residents as he proclaimed the county a "Second Amendment Sanctuary" at the start of a regular County Council meeting.  "The undersigned Wicomico County Sheriff hereby declares Wicomico County as a Second Amendment Sanctuary to protect the constitutional rights of its citizens and will not unconstitutionally infringe their rights to keep and bear arms," Lewis said ...

47abc March 2, 2021   WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. – Tuesday night the Wicomico County Council revisited a hot topic: proclaiming the county as a Second Amendment Sanctuary. Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis says the point of tonight’s proclamation is to ensure that Wicomico County residents know their sheriff supports them in their right to keep and bear arms. “I just want a public statement by the County Council’s men and women that they recognize the importance of our Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms,” said Sheriff Lewis. A Second Amendment Sanctuary is a state, county, or ...

SALISBURY – A discussion on eliminating wine sales at county liquor dispensaries stalled last week after a meeting with board representatives. Citing a lack of complaints from private businesses, and concerns that removing wine products would lead to layoffs, the Wicomico County Council on Tuesday agreed not to move forward at this time with an effort to terminate wine sales at local liquor dispensaries. The consensus came during a meeting with the county’s Liquor Control Board to discuss the council’s request. “I think this warrants much more discussion,” said Councilwoman Nicole A...