Kyle Orens

1 week ago | wboc.com | Sean Curtis |Kyle Orens

SALISBURY, MD - WBOC has learned that multinational tech giant Amazon plans to open a new distribution center in Wicomico County. According to both Amazon and Salisbury public officials, the distribution center is slated for construction at 1842 Edward Taylor Road at the corner of West Road and just south of Route 50. The property is currently listed under the ownership of developer Opportunity Street, LLC according to online Maryland property records.

1 week ago | wboc.com | Sean Curtis |Kyle Orens

NEWARK, MD - The Worcester Technical High School’s (WTHS) Agricultural Program is providing a unique perspective into the science of animal health with their new livestream “Kidding Kam.”In partnership with the University of Maryland Extension, WTHS’ Kidding Kam allows animal science students to observe a livestream of two expecting female goats - Faith and Samantha.

1 week ago | wboc.com | Kyle Orens

Worcester County, Md. -- Over the weekend, a bull wandered off his farm in Pocomoke and got stuck in a swimming pool. What ensued can only be described as a wild and wacky rescue effort. On Monday, Leroy, a 1700-pound bull, was happy as can be, surrounded by all his cattle friends at his home in Pocomoke. Just 48 hours ago, though, Leroy was in a very, very different situation. At some point on Saturday, Leroy escaped from his enclosure.

1 week ago | wboc.com | Kyle Orens

ACCOMACK COUNTY, Va. -- Mother Nature has slowly but surely overtaken The public beach on the Virginia side of Assateague Island. So, the National Park Service is moving beach access 2.5 miles to the north. The first phase of what should be a year-long project began on Tuesday.

1 week ago | wboc.com | Kyle Orens

WORCESTER COUNTY, Md. -- Worcester County's Public Works department has been dealing with a big problem. This year, the department has seen more big-ticket items discarded along county backroads. Litter is not uncommon on more rural roads, especially those where very few people live. It's why Andy Blizzard started the environmental group Restore The Shore and spends much of his time perusing county roads, filling up one trash bag at a time.