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The Sussex County Administrative Offices are located on the Circle in Georgetown.
Sussex begins issuing property tax bills
Sussex County has started issuing residents and businesses bills for fiscal 2027, expecting an estimated $218 million in tax revenue. more
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The former Harrington Logistics property in Harrington is being discussed as a possible data center site.
Harrington City Council to conduct second reading of data center ordinance at next meeting
HARRINGTON — An ordinance that would add data centers as a potential land use under the city’s comprehensive plan will have a second reading at the next City Council meeting Monday, Aug. 17, at 6 p.m. more
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Stonemark Ventures LLC is seeking approval from the city of Milford to build several phases of its Knight Crossing development, which would construct 344 townhouse condominiums, 78 apartment units and 19,998 square feet of commercial floor space on 60.48 acres.
2 subdivision projects heading to Milford Planning Commission
MILFORD — The city’s Planning Commission Aug. 18 will hold public hearings on two subdivision applications seeking to build a total of 512 dwelling units, plus a request to turn an apartment into … more
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Smyrna intersection closed through Sept. 4
SMYRNA — The Delaware Department of Transportation and local officials announced Thursday, Aug. 6  the temporary closure of the intersection of Sunnyside Road and Rabbit Chase Lane. more
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William "Bill" Welser of Felton, a former commander of the 436th Airlift Wing at Dover Air Force Base, is back on his bike to raise funds for the American Cancer Society.
Fundraising Felton bicyclist is back, putting mettle on his pedals
William “Bill” Welser of Felton has witnessed firsthand the curative powers of cancer research. more
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Kevin Sipple, who in February 2025 was appointed Kent County administrator, started his 40-year county career as a public-safety dispatcher.
Kent County administrator reflects on 40-year public-service career
DOVER — From his earliest days as a public-safety dispatcher to his current post today as Kent County administrator, Kevin Sipple always has enjoyed getting up and going to work. “It was never … more
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Nancy Correll is a volunteer coordinator for the New Castle County Hope Center. She offers tours of the facility every Tuesday, including one to the Daily State News on July 21.
Ahead of Kent County getting a Hope Center, coordinator shares how New Castle facility operates
The acquisition of Delaware State University’s Living & Learning Commons as the site of Kent County’s Hope Center has not yet been finalized, according to the Delaware State Housing Authority. more
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Delaware District 3 shortstop Kimora Harris tries to corral the throw as Central Region's Aubrey Kresbaugh slides in with a stolen base.
Sussex can't stop Central from repeating as Senior softball champion
ROXANA — The repeat is complete. Central Region, a juggernaut of sorts in Little League Senior Softball over the last decade and beyond, repeated as the 2026 World Series champion, topping the … more
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Delaware Healthcare Association president and CEO Brian Frazee says that the proposed municipal impact services fee will have a "tremendously negative impact" on hospitals.
Two nonprofits opposed to proposed Dover impact fee, citing legal concerns
DOVER — In a Tuesday letter addressed to Dover councilmembers Roy Sudler Jr. and Brian Lewis, the Delaware Health Association expressed concerns about the proposed municipal service impact fee. The … more
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Nonprofits help locate individuals detained by immigration authorities as families scramble for answers
DOVER — Bryant Garcia, executive director of La Esperanza, said the nonprofit has received more and more calls about locating people detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The … more
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From Pastor David A. Shockley Jr. of Jesus Love Temple in Milford discusses the segregated history of the building, which once housed Schine's Theatre, with former Milford Museum executive director Tom Summers.
Milford documentary highlights former theater’s segregated past
MILFORD — Black patrons of the former Schine’s Theatre for many years were relegated to balcony seating, a policy rigidly enforced by ushers. An illuminated metal sign frame, which formerly had … more
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Maggie the dog joins Hounds Town employee Deborah Teal, left, and co-owner/operator Reda Duffy in celebrating August as "Dogust," aka National Dog Month.
Hounds Town embarks upon Dagsboro name change
When Reda and Frank Duffy opened Delaware’s first Hounds Town franchise in Dagsboro on April 11, they wanted to be productive members of the community. more
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Regular gas at the Royal Farms in Ellendale on Thursday, Aug. 6, was $3.99.
Gas prices fall in Delaware amid eased tensions in Mideast
Gas prices across Delaware and the nation fell this week, as tensions eased between the United States and Iran, and optimism rose that the Strait of Hormuz will resume normal operations. more
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A vendor at the first Downtown Dover Farmer's Market on July 25 at the Green on South State Street.
Downtown Dover Farmer’s Market hopes to revitalize the city
DOVER — After almost one month at the Green in Dover, the organizers of the Downtown Dover Farmer’s Market say that it’s a way to support the surrounding community. At the market, which … more
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The Indian River School District has revised its athletic ticket policy, expanding admission charges to additional high school and middle school events.
Indian River School District will charge admission for more sports
Older adults will continue to be admitted free to Indian River School District athletic events in a revised policy that expands ticketing to most sports. more
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Fall EDGE Grant Competition seeks eager small businesses in Delaware
The Delaware Division of Small Business is looking for innovative companies to compete in its next EDGE Grant Competition. more
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The third annual Food Truck War, pictured in 2025, is set for Saturday, Aug. 8, in Clayton.
For third year, food trucks going to battle in Clayton
The third annual Food Truck War is back in Clayton, with plenty of decisions to make for the eaters in attendance. more
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Neal McCoy loves to interact with the crowd during his performances, one of which is coming to Loblolly Acres in Viola on Wednesday, Aug. 12.
‘Never the same show twice’: McCoy bringing unique concert to Viola
It may still feel like summer, but to Angela Zielen Epps and her staff at Loblolly Acres in Viola, this time of the year feels a lot like Christmas. more
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Delaware anglers protest proposed DNREC 'prohibition' on shark fishing
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is proposing several changes to its state parks, including one that would set vehicle and baiting restrictions for surf fishing. more
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State and local dignitaries cut the ribbon to open the first floating solar facility in Middletown on July 31. PHOTO COURTESY OF DEMEC
DEMEC cuts ribbon on state’s first floating solar facility in Middletown
MIDDLETOWN — The Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation (DEMEC), alongside the Middletown officials, celebrated the ribbon cutting of Delaware’s first floating solar facility on July 31, marking … more
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