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Michael Newell, the chief judge of Delaware's Family Courts, left, looks on as Sean O'Sullivan, the chief of community relations for the Office of the State Court Administrator, shares information on the new Sussex County Family Court in a Nov. 12 tour. On the wall are murals created by foster children, contributed by local artist John Donato.
New Sussex Family Court makes case for comfort, security
Dwarfing its previous rendition, Sussex County Family Court now stands along East Market and South Race streets in Georgetown as a three-level testament to modern design. more
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Smyrna High student charged with firearm offense
SMYRNA — A 16-year-old Smyrna High male student was charged with a firearm offense after being contacted at school on Nov. 19, authorities said. more
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The Sussex County Administrative Offices are located on the Circle in Georgetown.
Sussex County publishes Cool Spring Crossing agency questions
As of Nov. 18, Sussex County Council’s questions for the state’s Department of Transportation and Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control regarding Cool Spring Crossing had been published on the project’s webpage. more
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Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity director of homeownership Maria Hynson, left, commends Charlene Austin and her family for their strength at the Nov. 21 dedication of their home.
Habitat, faith provide home for Dover family
Charlene Austin and her family will be home for the holidays, after a Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity dedication ceremony on Ann Avenue in Dover on Nov. 21. more
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Delaware Labor Dept.: More doctors taking workers’ comp cases
More than 200 additional providers are now available to handle workers’ compensation injury cases in Delaware, following passage of Senate Bill 164 earlier this year, state labor officials announced Nov. 21. more
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This house at 29 S. New St. is one of four in downtown Dover that could soon be demolished.
Dover leaders OK demolition of four downtown buildings
Dover City Council voted unanimously Nov. 20 to demolish four homes on New, Queen and Division streets, noting that they are violations of an ordinance regarding dangerous buildings. more
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From center left, retired Agilent CEO Mike McMullen, Delaware State University president Tony Allen and DNREC secretary Gregory Patterson cut the ribbon on the university's Agilent Hub for Agriculture, Innovation and Extension on Sept. 22.
Delaware State University shares record fall enrollment numbers
Delaware State University announced Nov. 20 its official fall enrollment of 6,623 students, a 31.7% increase in enrollment since 2020. This is the university’s largest … more
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Hooper's Landing Golf Course, formerly the Seaford Golf & Country Club, is a public, 18-hole facility. Seven of its greens will soon be renovated.
Seaford golf deal linked to 19th hole, greens renovation
Seaford City Council and Adkins Management have teed up a seven-year contract for the city-owned Hooper’s Landing Golf Course, with plans for a temporary 19th hole during upgrades to the facility’s greens. more
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Gov. Matt Meyer speaks at the Americans for Ben-Gurion University 2025 Tribute Brunch in Philadelphia on Nov. 16.
Delaware governor honored by Americans for Ben-Gurion University
Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer was recognized by Americans for Ben-Gurion University on Nov. 16. more
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Felton’s Darrell Hughes, who runs Heroes for Happiness, has been busy for months putting together a walk-through Christmas experience at his home. It includes this refurbished sleigh.
Felton lights will brighten holiday nights
FELTON — It’s no secret that Darrell Hughes gets a kick out of bringing smiles to kids’ faces, particularly those experiencing tough times. The 100% disabled Army veteran runs … more
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At an announcement about the Delaware Office of Highway Safety's Sober Rides program Nov. 19, Deb Hardy speaks about losing her 13-year-old daughter, Janet Marie Hardy, at the hands of a drunk driver 22 years ago. Delaware State Police Col. William Crotty holds up her picture.
‘Making the safe choice the easy choice’: Office of Highway Safety revives Sober Rides effort
MIDDLETOWN — Sharing sobering statistics to combat drinking and driving during the holidays is one tool utilized by the Delaware Office of Highway Safety. Another is hearing a real story … more
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From left, Dr. David Brousseau, Kelly Coffey, Karen Eller, Maria Matos, Sarah Bucic, Stephanie Ingram, Dr. Cimone Silver, Kiera McGillivray and Marissa Brand gather at Nemours Children's Health on Nov. 14, calling for Gov. Matt Meyer to include funds toward child lead-poisoning protections in the fiscal 2027 budget.
Advocates ask state for $15M in lead paint remediation effort
A coalition of advocacy groups is requesting $15 million in state money for the Lead-Based Paint Abatement and Remediation Fund, with the purpose of preventing childhood exposure to the chemical. more
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People hit the dance floor at The Listening Booth in Lewes during a Nov. 14 fundraiser benefiting Speak Out Against Hate.
Speak Out Against Hate reports successful fundraiser in Lewes
A dancing fundraiser Nov. 14 at The Listening Booth in Lewes raised more than $3,500 for Speak Out Against Hate’s scholarship and internship programs. more
Rehoboth Beach will host its annual tree-lighting event Nov. 28.
Rehoboth rings in season with tree lighting, singalong
Rehoboth Beach will begin its holiday celebrations Nov. 28, with a singalong at Clear Space Theatre Co. on Baltimore Avenue at 6:30 p.m., followed by a tree-lighting ceremony at the bandstand on Rehoboth Avenue at 7. more
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Sussex County Council adjusted its retail marijuana ordinance during its Nov. 18 session.
Changes to marijuana ordinance OK’d by Sussex council
With a lone dissenting vote cast by Vice President John Rieley, Sussex County Council adopted changes to its marijuana ordinance Nov. 18. more
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Kent County Levy Court opposed two land use reform bills, citing state government overreach.
Levy Court commissioner off committees after Facebook comments
Kent County Levy Court Commissioner George “Jody” Sweeney has been removed from his assigned committees and liaison roles, after several of his Facebook comments were criticized by constituents. more
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Finn McPherson with the TADA dancers who will use the "Sweet Seat" in their production of the Nutcracker.
Milford scout builds “Sweet Seat” throne for this year’s Nutcracker production
The Tatiana-Akinfieva Dance Academy’s Nutcracker performance will have a special new addition this year: a handcrafted throne affectionately dubbed “The Sweet Seat.” … more
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The Charles W Cullen Bridge (Indian River Inlet Bridge) lit up for Christmas.
Indian River Inlet Bridge voted Most Breathtaking Autumn View in Delaware
DOVER — The Indian River Inlet Bridge at Delaware Seashore State Park, Rockford Tower in Wilmington and Tower 7 at Cape Henlopen State Park were voted the best vantage points to take in Autumn … more
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Cape Henlopen Senior Center offers December trips
REHOBOTH BEACH — The Cape Henlopen Senior Center is offering two overnight trips in early December, allowing members to take in the sights of a different area or get a jump on holiday shopping. … more
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The Tharros Village homeless facility in Lewes will close for the winter Nov. 30, and its guests will be moved to shelters at churches in Lewes and Rehoboth Beach.
Code Purple shelters set to receive homeless from Tharros Village
Tharros Village, a 28-tent homeless facility that opened in July in Lewes, will shut down for the winter Nov. 30, but its residents won’t be fending for themselves. more
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