One of the things that local football fans look forward to when attending games at Greenway Avenue Stadium is stadium pizza.  The Fort Hill Band Parents have been making their fan-favorite pizza using the same recipe for many years.  Bill Smith of the band parents association recently told WCBC about the tomato sauce that is homemade for the pizzas…    

The State of Maryland will invest $67.5 million to redevelop Harborplace in Baltimore. Governor Wes Moore was on hand for the press conference announcing the new mixed-use waterfront with retail, entertainment, and residential space.  MCB Real Estate Partner announced the plans designed to revitalize the waterfront…    

WCBC’s Bryan Gowans is continuing to re-hab from a stroke suffered in March of this year.  He has not been able to return to work and is currently recovering at a local nursing home.  The family would like to bring Bryan home to finish his recovery efforts but financial help is needed. The Gowans’ family has a GoFundMe account set up for Bryan’s medical expenses with a goal of $8000 – currently $5840 has been donated. Listeners who would like to donate can find the link to the GoFundMe account on the WCBC website at wcbcradio.com or you can mail…

An $18.2 million project starts this week to replace two bridges on I-68 over Creek Road in Hancock. The current bridges, initially constructed in 1978, are nearing the end of their service life. The project is expected to be completed in 2025, weather permitting. Traffic in both east- and west-bound directions will be reduced to single travel lanes, with barrier walls installed for the duration of the project.

Maryland’s US Senators Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen praised the recent confirmation of US Magistrate Judge Matthew Maddox to serve as US District Court Judge for the District of Maryland.  The bipartisan vote was 55-42 in favor of Maddox.  Senator Cardin spoke for Maddox on the Senate floor prior to the vote…     The US District Court for Maryland currently has a full complement of 10 active judges.  US Chief District Judge James Bredar has informed the White House of his intention to take senior status in 2024, which will open a new vacancy. Senators Cardin and Van…

The City of Cumberland held a special retreat for department heads, known as a SWOT meeting.  SWOT stands for Strengths-Weaknesses-Opportunities-Threats. The off-site meeting allowed employees to do goal-setting exercises and look ahead strategically for planning purposes and was facilitated by City Administrator Jeff Silka.  Mayor Ray Morriss said it was a productive exercise for everyone involved…   

Recently questions have arisen concerning the procedures followed by the board of the Senator George Edwards Fund.  The board has met four times since August, each time moving into closed sessions, discussing applicant information or personnel issues.  A source has reached out to WCBC indicating that the rules of Maryland’s Open Meetings or “Sunshine Laws” are being violated.  WCBC spoke with Senator Mike McKay, a non-voting member of the Edwards board and he says the board is operating within the rules when discussing topics in closed sessions…    McKay says they are following the Open Meetings procedures, even though they…

Governor Jim Justice announced over $3 million in grant funding for West Virginia Senior Centers, with priority to those centers most in need of additional aid.  Justice said that senior citizens in the state need the resources available to them through such centers and some have become dependent on the offerings…    

A Keyser teen is set to see if he can get a big break on the television show “America’s Got Talent.” Seventeen-year-old Christian Adams will have an audition in front of show judges Lionel Ritchie, Luke Bryan, and Kati Perry in Nashville this month.  Adams has already had several auditions with producers of the show, leading to the Nashville appointment. Evans plays in the local area with the band Centerfire Bluegrass. The next season of “America’s Got Talent” begins in 2024.

The Allegany County Sheriff's Department is seeking the public's help in locating a most-wanted individual.  If you know the whereabouts of Taunia Lynn Philips, you are asked to contact Master Deputy Shawn Fratz at 301-268-2911 or Master Deputy Larry Bennett at 301-876-3916. You can also submit a most wanted tip on the AlleganyMD Sheriff app. Original Charges: CDS Possession – Not Marijuana Last Known Address: 12916 N Cresap St Apt 2, Cumberland, MD 21502 Birthdate: 06/09/1990 Age: 33 Height: 5 ft 3 in Weight: 105 lbs Race: White Gender: Female Eye Color: Blue Hair Color: Brown