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Areas in the state experiencing shortages of primary care, dental and/or mental health care professionals.
Report: Delaware facing ‘catastrophic’ shortage of mental health professionals
As anyone seeking an appointment can say — and as the state confirms in a report about medical professional shortages — Delaware has a distinct lack of primary, dental and mental health care providers. more
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From left, Seaford economic development director Trisha Newcomer, Police Chief Marshall Craft Jr. and Deputy Chief Tyler Justice on March 10 listen to an anthem created for the Nutter Park Prevention Hub initiative.
Engagement, education focus of Seaford’s Nutter Park Prevention Hub
More than $270,000 from the state’s opioid settlement is being sought to create the Nutter Park Prevention Hub, a partnership between Seaford police, OUTLOUD DE and the Sussex County Health Coalition. more
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A group of Irish dancers performs to "Kissing the Blaney Stone" in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Dover on March 14.
Dover finds pot of gold with return of parade
The popular St. Patrick’s Day Parade turned downtown Dover green March 14 after a one-year hiatus. more
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David Louie, owner of Harry Louie Dry Cleaning & Laundry in Dover — shown with his wife, Era Louie — has concerns about crime near his establishment.
Business owners: Dover crime affecting stores’ security
Crime has become the talk of the town in Dover, and David Louie said his business’s safety measures have been affected. more
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Under new ownership, the Seaford Inn property is undergoing major repairs.
ModWash, Aldi, Seaford Inn progressing on US 13
In an update at the March 10 Seaford City Council meeting, its Code Department liaison reported that the ModWash car wash in Seaford Village will likely open in April. more
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The buying and selling of homes proceeded slowly as 2026 began, according to the Delaware Association of Realtors.
Delaware realty transactions slow to start 2026
Real estate transactions slowed for buyers and sellers alike as 2026 began, according to a Delaware Association of Realtors report issued Feb. 18. more
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Clockwise from upper left, Ryan Crandall, marijuana commissioner Josh Sanderlin, Gov. Matt Meyer, Nick Lee, Emily Wilkins and Nikko Brady pose with hundreds of marijuana plants July 30, 2025, inside First State Compassion's Milford facility. Mr. Sanderlin briefed the City Council March 11 about the state's efforts to combat "smoke shops" and other businesses selling unauthorized marijuana products.
Marijuana commissioner cites successes, opposes ‘smoke shops’
MILFORD — Delaware’s medical and adult-use marijuana market is among the most tightly regulated in the country, right up there with the nuclear-power industry. But an array of “smoke shops” … more
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Members of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford pose with Milford police officers March 12 after undergoing a Civilian Response Course dealing with how to respond to active attacks at their workplaces.
Chamber learns active-attack responses from Milford police
MILFORD — The scenario is about as chilling as it gets. An intense-looking man walks into a major retailer, opens a bag full of firearms and then begins hunting customers and staff in the store. … more
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Steve Smyk, who served in law enforcement with the Delaware State Police, speaks at the 2025 ceremony in Georgetown honoring Police Chief Harvey Gregg, the town's beloved chief who died on April 4, 1998. At right, Georgetown Mayor Bill West waits his turn to speak.
Georgetown police ceremony honoring Chief Gregg April 4
GEORGETOWN — The Georgetown Police Department’s annual public wreath ceremony honoring the late chief Harvey Gregg Jr. will be held April 4 on the Circle. The ceremony will begin at noon. … more
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A deer is startled in Rock Creek Park in Maryland.
DNREC announces 2025-26 deer harvest totals
DOVER — This past season, Delaware hunters harvested 16,746 deer, including 11,907 antlerless deer and 4,839 antlered deer, according to the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental … more
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Middleford Speedway wins hours extension
GEORGETOWN — The Sussex County Council voted to allow the Middleford Speedway to extend its hours and allow weekend events during its March 10 session. It can now host races between the hours … more
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The No. 9 big block modified of Matt Sheppard is ready to roll in the Super DIRTcar Series Delaware Diamond 75 Nov. 1 at Georgetown Speedway.
Georgetown Speedway hosts kickoff to 2026 Super DIRTcar Series title chase
GEORGETOWN — The chase for the championship in the Super DIRTcar Series, the premier touring series for Big Block Modifieds in North America, officially begins later this month with the first of … more
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The Jay's Nest Playground was built in 2002 in the Seaford Sports Complex.
Safety first: Jays Nest Playground to be replaced
SEAFORD — It was built with community support and pride — Bluejay pride — and has served families and children since 2002. But time and weather have exacted a toll on Jay’s Nest … more
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Lee Edgar, left, the president of The Everett's board of directors, and marketing chair Lou Booker display a Mahoning Drive-In Road Show poster in downtown Middletown.
Middletown theater harks back to projector films March 21
Elvis Presley, Godzilla and King Kong are coming to The Everett in Middletown later this month — via 35 mm films and a 1939 projector. more
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Sussex County's future land use map, approved in 2018. The county is seeking a moratorium on cluster subdivisions in the green and white areas before banning them outright.
Sussex County considers rural cluster subdivision moratorium before ban
GEORGETOWN — New ordinances generally become effective the same day the Sussex County Council approves them, but there is a lag between when something is proposed and when the new rules take … more
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The Chick-fil-A cow offers to be handcuffed by Millsboro Officers Jon Zubrowski, left, and Travis Shockley at the 2025 Stars & Stripes. This year's gathering, on June 27, will coincide with the nation's 250th birthday.
Plans come together in Millsboro for America’s 250th
As the nation marks its semiquincentennial, the town of Millsboro and its chamber of commerce are partnering for America250: Millsboro Celebrates on June 27. more
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DSP: Officer-involved shooting in Greenwood under investigation
An officer-involved shooting that occurred in Greenwood Wednesday while a warrant was being served is under investigation, Delaware State Police more
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The Milford Board of Adjustment March 12 granted Milford Historical Society five variances that would allow construction of a 2,000-square-foot museum behind the historic Parson Thorne Mansion at 501 N.W. Front St.
Milford board OKs variances for museum, historic house, store
MILFORD — The city’s Board of Adjustment March 12 granted nearly all variances sought by three applicants, but one will need to come back to address a tabled item and a new concern that cropped … more
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On March 10, Seaford City Council approved an ordinance creating a speed-curbing program.
Speed cameras on way in Seaford
After a second reading March 10, Seaford City Council adopted an ordinance creating a speed camera enforcement program. more
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CinemaArt Theater to host Academy Awards watch party
LEWES — Join the members of the Rehoboth Film Society on March 15, at 6 p.m. to watch the Oscars live with other local film fans at the CinemaArt Theater, 17701 Dartmouth Drive. The … more
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