Bees Beesley is a Producer at WBOC. An Ocean City local, she is deeply engaged with Eastern Shore culture and history, focusing on audience engagement through community journalism, media literacy, and language. Bees is featured in The Flyer, Draper Media, and WDEL, and her work often touches on themes such as elections, government, public policy, and labor markets.
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Bees Beesley's coverage focuses on local news in the Maryland area, particularly Salisbury and its surrounding areas. Given the emphasis on government announcements, breaking news, crime stories, transportation & logistics updates, and entertainment news at a local level, she may be most receptive to pitches related to local community events or initiatives that contribute positively to these topics.
Pitches centered around public hearings regarding infrastructure improvements or safety measures within Salisbury and its neighboring regions could align well with Bees' focus. Additionally, due to her coverage of accidents and law enforcement activities in the area, offering insights into public safety measures or unique crime prevention efforts might also be relevant for her reporting.
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Officials stress there is no threat to the public as scheduled training takes place from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 19.
By: Bees Beesley
Memorial Day weekend travel got underway May 21 as AAA expects 45 million Americans to travel between Thursday and Monday.
A proposed bill looks to close a legal gap one state lawmaker says contributed to a violent attack across Sussex and Wicomico Counties in 2023.
By: Bees Beesley
A survey is available through May 27 for neighbors to share details on how they use Selbyville's downtown area and any changes they would like to see.
The renovations include new bathrooms, changing stations, slip-resistant flooring, improved lighting, all-new fixtures and 12 ADA-accessible outdoor showers, according to DNR.
Wicomico Goes Purple is partnering with the Wicomico County Health Department and the Opioid Response Network to host a virtual public meeting on the drug's effects, uses and impact on
The First State awarded over $700,000 in Delaware Grocery Initiative grants, including over $482,000 for organizations serving Kent and Sussex Counties.
The grand reopening will start with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10 a.m. on May 30, followed by contests, presentations, book signings and historical reenactments taking place through 3 p.m.
The State Fire Marshal's Office says a poultry farm storage building burned down after stored manure spontaneously caught fire May 30.
"Miss Admiral Halsey" is described as a 2018 Palomino mare with a thin blaze, not looking unhealthy or malnourished when she was last seen February 21.
