Saturday, July 6, 2024

When Pocomoke Was Young- Conclusion of Rev. Murray's book.

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  Note:  In duplicating this material for publishing on The Pocomoke Public Eye we have made minor adj ustments to correct some of the spell...
Friday, July 5, 2024

Time Machine Preview

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This Sunday here at The Pocomoke Public Eye:  PLUS 1860  .. 1942   .. 2011   .. 1987   .. The new "Miss Pocomoke" 1936   ..
Thursday, July 4, 2024

Future temporary Pocomoke Library location-

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  The ground floor of Pocomoke City's former firehouse will be the temporary home of the Pocomoke Library during construction of the new...
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America's Birthday-

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 Celebrate the 4th! And take a moment to reflect on America's Independence Day...
Wednesday, July 3, 2024

Renovation of former Pocomoke Fire House-

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  Pocomoke Area Chamber of Commerce  MERIT AWARD, 401 Fifth Street, Pocomoke City, MD Congratulations to Broadband Holdings, Davis Strategic...

Artist's Chincoteague mural; upcoming project in Pocomoke-

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  Downtown Chincoteague mural taking shape  BY JANET BERNOSKY Eastern Shore Post  Renowned mural artist Michael Rosato creates stories with...
Monday, July 1, 2024

Fireworks displays on Delmarva!

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  (View listing of area fireworks displays:) Delmarva Independence Day Firework Celebrations 2024 | Latest News | wboc.com

New Maryland laws are now in effect.

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  (View news article:) Hundred of new laws go into effect on Monday - Maryland Matters

A red-letter day in Chincoteague's history-

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  Today, July 1st, in 1930: No more road tolls to get in to Chincoteague. Peninsula Enterprise (Accomac)
Sunday, June 30, 2024

"Step right up!"- Good times Friday at Pocomoke's Enchanted Carnival.

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Where's Alex?

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  Meteorologist Alex Seymore has moved on from forecasting the  weather at local NBC affiliate WRDE.  Here is his Facebook post: After nearl...
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  Some longer postings have limited the quantity of current postings displayed but they're still here!   Simply click on OLDER POST  if ...

Time Machine: 100 years ago this week in Pocomoke's newspaper; 2008, 1939, 1897, 1952.

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    Anonymous  said... I can remember when Citizens National Bank on Market Street paid 3% interest on my passbook savings account. I would ...
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