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Worcester County Offers Last Call for Volunteer Spirit Awards Nominations

Snow Hill, Maryland (August 2, 2023) – There’s still time to nominate county residents, organizations, and businesses whose volunteer contributions strengthen our communities for the 2023 Volunteer Spirit of Worcester County awards. The nomination deadline is August 25 at 4:30 p.m.

Volunteer Spirit nominations will be accepted for each of the following eight categories, with one winner to be chosen from each: individual, group/team, emerging leader, faith-based, nonprofit volunteer program, local business, veteran, and lifetime achievement.

***TRAFFIC ALERT*** STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION TO CLEAN, PAINT SEVERAL BRIDGES IN WORCESTER COUNTY

Motorists Should Expect Delays and Drive Carefully Through Work Zones 

 

WORCESTER CO., MD (July 26, 2023) The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will begin a project to clean and paint the structural steel beams on several bridges in Worcester County next week.  

Celebrate National Farmers Market Week on Maryland’s Coast, August 6-12, by Shopping Local

Celebrate National Farmers Market Week, August 6-12, 2023, by shopping at your local farmers market, and reap a bounty of farm to table meats, produce, dairy, desserts, and more.

Worcester County Tourism and Economic Development (WCTED) has joined forces with the Farmers Market Coalition to highlight the defining role of farmers markets in Worcester County. Markets are not only essential to local food systems. They increase access to nutritious food, support farmers, and create a hub for community connection.

Dog Days of Summer

Did you know that the "dog days of Summer" run from July 3-August 11? The star Sirius, part of the constellation Canis Major, is in the same region of the sky as the sun. The Romans believed the bright star gave off heat.

Residents urged to use caution during high temperatures

With temperatures forecast to remain in the mid-90s to 100 degrees and heat indexes around 110 degrees through Saturday, Worcester County Emergency Services officials urge residents to exercise caution and check on elderly and vulnerable neighbors.

            Public facilities that are air conditioned and open to the public during normal business hours for those seeking to escape the heat, include the following: