On Saturday, October 17th, from 1-4pm, members of the Dorchester County Burial Site Preservation Board will be at Vienna’s historic Chapel of Ease Cemetery demonstrating cleaning and preservation techniques and
On September 19th, the Nause-Waiwash Band of Indians hosted the 34th Annual Native American Festival at the Ball Field in Vienna, which were traditional feasting grounds for the tribe centuries
All are welcome to come on Wednesday, September 16th, at 6:30 pm at the Captain John Smith Nanticoke River Discovery Center at 113 Old Ocean Gateway for the first community
Vienna’s community radio station now has its own Facebook Site: ViennaRadio. Please check it out and follow us! And here’s a link to our first community meeting on Wednesday September
Congratulations to Pat Johnson and the Vienna Historical Society for hosting a wonderful, fun, and educational event for over 300 people from the Town of Vienna and beyond. There was
As Pat Johnson of the Vienna Heritage Society unwrapped the Nanticoke River Shipwreck pieces for display in a case constructed by volunteer Randy Cain, WBOC reporter Kyra Ceryanek spent about
The Cambridge Spy article Our Town Vienna: The Elusive Patriot of the Battle of Vienna describes the life and legacy of Levin Dorsey, the only soldier known to have been
Work is progressing on WVCI-LP 92.9 FM Vienna. On August 16, 2026, volunteer technical operator Randy Cain was able to transmit a test signal from our “radio station in-a-box” successfully
On August 14, 2026, an interview with Patricia Johnson and Kathryn Masten, Vienna Heritage Society members, aired on Delmarva Public Radio about the Nanticoke River Shipwreck that will be on
The article, Our Town Vienna: The Unfinished Life of the Nanticoke River Shipwreck, chronicles the discovery, recovery, transport, and reburial of a shipwreck found in the Nanticoke River beneath the
