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GREENWOOD ─ Voters flocked to the polls Jan. 17, selecting three council members in a 2026 municipal election that featured a tight race, and tiebreaking drama that wasn’t officially finalized … more
LONG NECK ─ The Indian River Volunteer Fire Company is anticipating the completion of its new Station 2 facility, a $3.5 million project that will allow the company to grow and reassign its … more
While holidays and the winter provide joyous experiences for many, the season can trigger sadness for others. more
GEORGETOWN — The Sussex County Council adopted rule changes to zoning hearing procedures before the board during its Jan. 13 meeting, removing a line forbidding an applicant rebuttal period, thus … more
DOVER — Travis Robinson-Brown admitted that he was a little nervous after he offered the keynote speaking job for the 43rd annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Prayer Breakfast to an actor for … more
DOVER — The city is preparing to add a powerful tool toward successful outcomes for youth. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Delaware has purchased property on Forrest Avenue — about 1.5 miles … more
The Delaware Community Foundation has announced almost $300,000 in capital grants to local nonprofits to assist in acquiring, constructing or renovating facilities. more
LEWES — Speak Out Against Hate invites community members to a conversation examining how bias, bullying, and hate impact students and classrooms — and how educators and communities can respond. … more
LEWES — For 19 years, the Historic Lewes Farmers Market has awarded scholarships to small-scale Delmarva farmers to attend farming conferences. This year, nine local farmer … more
SEAFORD ─ City leaders are applauding the sale of property in its Western Sussex Business Campus to the Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation. Trisha Newcomer, city economic development … more
NEW YORK — U.S. overdose deaths fell through most of last year, suggesting a lasting improvement in an epidemic that had been worsening for decades. more
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control prefers to allow natural processes manage what it considers normal erosion on its coastal beaches and bays — until it doesn’t. more
DOVER – On Jan. 16, The Rollins Center at Bally’s Dover was packed with audience members eager to hear the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous speeches. A man wearing a black suit … more
NEW CASTLE — The Delaware State Police Homicide Unit on Jan. 16 provided a final update of its investigation regarding the murder of Cpl/1 Matthew T. “Ty” Snook last month. more
DOVER — Kent County Regional Planning Commission members Jan. 15 tabled for 30 days consideration of a Delaware Army National Guard (DEARNG) proposal to build a readiness center east of Cheswold, … more
DOVER  –  WinterFest got underway on Jan. 16, bringing with it wintry temperatures and rosy cheeks to the downtown area. The event, which continues Jan. 17 from noon until 6 p.m., … more
DOVER — Delaware State University and the Inner City Cultural League will present their annual Martin Luther King Day Celebration at noon Jan. 19 in the William B. DeLauder Education and Humanities … more
Milford's Carlisle Fire Co. is upgrading its facilities to match a higher call volume, and the city’s police department is beefing up its ranks, leaders told City Council on Jan. 12. more
The second annual MLK Prayer Breakfast at the Middletown Family YMCA drew an audience of more than 175 on Jan. 16. more
Charlotte King, the founder of the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice, will be the featured speaker at the League of Women Voters of Sussex County’s first “League Libations and Learning” event of 2026. more
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