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SMYRNA — Two candidates are seeking an at-large seat in Smyrna’s Town Council election set for Tuesday, April 28. more
DOVER — The House of Hope Women’s Shelter received a lifeline with a $25,000 donation from NeighborGood Partners. While officials from the shelter say it was a tremendous gesture, it will … more
MILLSBORO — In today’s world of technology, computer/phone screen time is immensely popular among kids. Not for 9-year-old Joey Kerrigan of Millsboro. His passion is experiencing nature, … more
GEORGETOWN — Memorabilia from Major League Baseball legends, local heroes and a niche for a professional boxer from Delaware whose controversial split-decision loss triggered a federal … more
HARRINGTON — Since returning to the Harrington Police Department last July, Capt. Joseph Perna has focused intently on improving the agency’s capabilities and morale and obtaining required state … more
Franklin Shakespeare, 95, started rowing on the advice of an upperclassman at the U.S. Naval Academy, after being cut from the basketball team in the final round. more
DOVER — The Delaware Community Foundation’s Youth Philanthropy Boards and its Fund for Women will distribute a total of about $345,000 to 54 First State nonprofits by the end of May, it … more
FELTON — Lake Forest School District superintendent Dr. Steven Lucas was upbeat in his strategic-plan update to the Board of Education Thursday, April 23, but also identified some threats on the … more
DOVER — Delmarva Corrugated Packaging has turned to the sun to pick up about 30% of the facility’s annual electricity demand. The company, located at 1601 P.O.W./M.I.A. Parkway, recently … more
The weather is beginning to warm up, which means dozens of farmers markets and farmstands throughout Delaware will be operating soon. more
DOVER — Leon Hart, a Navy veteran of World War II, celebrated his 100th birthday at State Street Assisted Living on Friday. The 1944 Caesar Rodney High School graduate was joined by his … more
Over the past several years, moratoriums on accepting applications for housing developments have been imposed or considered by several municipalities and counties in Delaware. more
LEWES — The Unitarian Universalists of Southern Delaware is hosting a forum on community impacts related to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer actions in our area on Saturday, April 26, … more
LEWES — For the second year in a row, the Historic Lewes Farmers Market competed with markets from California, Texas, Washington DC, Colorado, Florida, and more to place 8 th on this year’s list … more
GEORGETOWN — Despite an inked deal with Delaware’s Office of Management and Budget and a recommendation from the Sussex County Planning and Zoning Commission, the county council chose to delay a … more
DOVER — With a $7 million budget shortfall looming, City Council is looking for ways to reduce the deficit. more
While admitting that the Sussex County governmental structure isn’t optimized for the task, Springboard Delaware’s executive director chided council for not seizing available opportunities during a fiery speech Tuesday, April 21. more
DOVER — Bayhealth announced it is welcoming 33 new physician residents who will begin training across Kent and Sussex counties this July, expanding access to care for the community. Placed … more
LEWES — Beebe Healthcare welcomed five new clinicians to its growing team of medical experts, it announced. Jerome Maxfield is a nurse practitioner who provides comprehensive care for adult … more
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