Tierra D. Williams

HARRINGTON, Del. – Foodie Friday came to the Delaware State Fair, and this time, it’s bringing you the diet side.  the diet version. We went all over to find the best dairy-free, vegan, and gluten-free treats to eat! Quest for the Best From gluten-free Greek salads to dairy-free desserts, I foraged the fair in my quest to find the best. Vegan...

LEWES, Del. – History is an important aspect of society and sometimes local contributions can be lost if not properly documented. On this week’s edition of the Brightside brought to you in part by Choptank Electric, the Lewes African American Heritage Commission shows us how they’re preserving history. African- American Ancestry Established in January 2020, the Lewes African American Heritage...

REHOBOTH, Del. – It’s time to take our flash back to the past, this time in Rehoboth. Former Anchor and Reporter Kelly Rouse visited the Art League to get a better view. Art League: 1999 There’s as much for the eye inside as out on the art league grounds. the natural setting lends way to another world inside exhibition rooms that...

  REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. – It’s time again for Foodie Friday, and today is our special menus edition, where we highlight restaurants that cater to dietary restrictions, and this time we’re at Sunny Bay Cafe for this week’s Foodie Friday: Delmarva’s Delicious Diets! Balanced Breakfast They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but if you don’t...

  SALISBURY, Md. – Foodie Friday is now adding a special Foodie once in a while, highlighting Restaurants that cater to food restrictions, with a special version of Foodie Friday entitled Delmarva’s Delicious Diets! Diets can Dine For the past 5 years Owner Jeremy Norton of Roadie Joe’s in Salisbury says they’ve made sure those with allergies or restrictions can...

DELMARVA – The Summer of 2020 sparked protest and activism nationwide after the killing of an Unarmed Black Man. The question is, how did people on Delmarva feel on both sides back then, and where they believe the country is headed now “I can’t Breathe” On May 25th, 2020, the country was changed forever as we watched for over 8 minutes...

  WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. – Every second Sunday in May is Mother’s Day. And for many women including myself-, from time to time, may struggle a bit. Motherhood can sometimes become overwhelming and it’s always good to know there are resources around every corner. Seamless vs Stressful  Womanhood to motherhood can be a seamless or stressful transition, and with the added...

  MARYLAND – April 22nd Governor Wes Moore has signed into law the Second Look Act, legislation that could give Marylanders a fresh start at a new life. Senate Bill 432- The Expungement Reform Act is just one more piece of legislation that goes hand in hand with Justice Reform. Progressive Promises “I said when I was campaigning, and I say...

WICOMICO COUNTY, Md.- April 26 marks National Kids and Pets Day, which is celebrated every year to recognize the special bond between children and their mini companions, and responsible ways to care for them. Playful pups to Purring Pals  The Humane Society of Wicomico County works with the community to place animals into their forever homes. Executive Director Kimberly Nock knows...

  LEWES, De. – Continuing our trip down memory lane, former WMDT anchor and reporter Kelley Rouse visited the Peninsula Gallery in Lewes back in May of 1999. We had the chance to speak with Mr. Boyd-Heron again, this time with his wife, as they shared their 25-year journey, and what’s to come. Appreciating Art Tony and Carol Boyd-Heron have owned...

  WORCESTER COUNTY, Md. – If you are a new or upcoming mom in Worcester County, you’re in luck, the Judy center is hosting a Community Baby Shower. Stress-free Shower For the 3rd year in a row, Worcester County Moms are being celebrated so they can relieve some of the stress that comes with being a new mom. The Community...

  DELMAR, Md. – Easter is coming soon, and in Delaware, one woman is celebrating with the children of the community, and she needs your help. Easter Eggs  In years past, at Salisbury Park, a community Easter Egg Hunt was hosted by BryNae Planter of Owner Boss Lady Event. She says this started in 2020 with something she wanted to...

  EASTERN SHORE, Md. – In honor of Women’s History Month, non-profits and educational organizations have held programs this week to celebrate the contributions African American women have made to the military, specifically, in World War II. Managing the Mail Emerita Professor of History Dr. Clara L. Small explains how the first and only All-Black Women’s Army Corps has connections to...

WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. – Maryland is home to many indigenous nations, and today a local middle school helped honor one of them. Preserving the Pocomoke  Often times, mainstream curriculums aren’t formatted to represent accurate local history. However, in Wicomico County, community members say they are working to close the gaps of understanding by educating. The Pocomoke Indian Nation lived in...

  MARYLAND – In honor of Women’s History Month we’re highlighting women who have made changes in the past and present, and surprisingly, two local Black women found freedom through farming. African Americans in Agriculture  For centuries African Americans labored on land they could never live on, let alone own. However, in Maryland 2 women have taken over the land...

  MARYLAND – While Maryland Governor Wes Moore aims to cut the state’s 2.7-billion-dollar deficit, many say the FY2026 proposed budget isn’t the way to go. Representatives of small businesses are in opposition, and the Maryland Chamber of Commerce has even gone on record saying in part quote, “Our state is debating tax proposals that threaten to push Maryland in the...

  MARYLAND – Lawmakers in Maryland have banded together to push forward House Bill 39, which comes after the passing of Senate Bill 356 that gained bipartisan support.  Repeal of Prohibition HB39 is also known as The Repeal of Prohibition on Transfer of Human Immunodeficiency Virus. This bill in short would remove penalties associated with the intentional or unintentional transferring of...

  MARYLAND – Continuing our Black History Month journey, Wor- Wic Community College will be hosting a Black History gospel concert to show how the black spirituality and gospel music have inspired movements. Prayer, Protest & Progress Gospel music has guided protests and political movements according to Wor Wic Community College Cultural Diversity Chair Dr. Kimberly Purvis. “The church is at...

  MARYLAND- Earlier this month The United States Senate Commerce Committee approved a controversial bill concerning children and social media. Bipartisan Bill The bipartisan Kids Off Social Media Act was introduced by Senators Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii), Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Chris Murphy (D-Connecticut), and Katie Britt (R-Alabama). The act prohibits social media platforms from allowing children under 13 to create accounts. It...

  MARYLAND – Research shows that young Black males perform better academically when they have a Black male teacher or other role model in school. African Americans in Academia  The National Center for Education reports in 2024 Black men made up less than 2 percent of public-school teachers, and on the shore, one man is aiming to turn those statistics...