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A Georgetown Fire Co. fire police officer was critically injured when struck by a vehicle on Nov. 3, Delaware State Police said. more
DOVER — Bayhealth invites community members to its Community Wellness Fair on Nov. 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bayhealth Conference Center at Blue Hen, 665 Bay Rd., Unit A. The fair is a … more
LEWES — At 5:08 a.m. on Nov. 1, Beebe Healthcare flipped the switch on MyChart, calling it a “monumental moment for the organization and its patients.” Years of planning, … more
A scenic property along Ingram Pond, owned by the Indian River School District and hosting its Outdoor Education Center, is mostly surrounded by encroaching development. So, the district wants to determine its future. more
DOVER – Bayhealth Medical Group announced on Oct. 27 that it has welcomed cardiologist Dr. Krunalkumar Patel t o its team. Dr. Patel joins a group of dedicated clinicians at Bayhealth … more
WILMINGTON — Do More 24 Delaware, the state’s premier charitable giving initiative, has opened registration for its 2026 event taking place from 6 p.m. on March 5 through 6 p.m. on March … more
DOVER  – The First State Heritage Park, celebrating its 20th anniversary, rebranded one of its signature events on Nov. 1. What was formerly known as the 18th Century Market Fair … more
LEWES — The Sussex Bird Club rescheduled its November lecture to feature Janet Peterson, author of “From the Arctic Circle to Zambia and Exotic Places In-Between,” at the Lewes … more
MILTON — On Nov. 8, Dogfish Head’s Milton Brewery, 6 Village Center Blvd., will transform into a full-blown festival — part think beer tasting, part record fair, part tattoo parlor … more
A vehicle was struck by gunfire in a road rage incident in Dover on Nov. 1, Delaware State Police said. more
Sussex County Council has scheduled four public hearings related to the Cool Spring Crossing development during its Nov. 4 session. more
GEORGETOWN — The town council on Oct. 27 at a public hearing heard from residents about a potential zoning ordinance amendment that if approved would allow tiny homes in a cottage village … more
GEORGETOWN ─ With a late-race pass, Alex Payne took the checkered flag in the Delaware Diamond 75 Nov. 1, earning the winner’s purse of $12,075 in a dramatic climax to the Mid-Atlantic … more
Members of the Smyrna Educators Association drew attention to themselves and their ongoing disagreement about pay, while picketing along Duck Creek Parkway on Nov. 1. more
Backed into a bay at the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Co., a massive, polished-metal tanker attached to a Freightliner truck is ready to extinguish blazes that otherwise might continuously rage through rural landscapes. more
Delaware must update its wildlife action plan every 10 years to receive federal funding. The time to do so is now. more
GEORGETOWN ─ Sandhill Fields, a multi-field sports and community complex, will host one of the National Collegiate Rugby 2025 Women’s National Playoffs Division III regional quarterfinals on … more
In response to the insolvency of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program due to the government shutdown, the Historic Lewes Farmers Market is increasing its contribution to beneficiaries. more
DOVER — There is a wind of positive change that is taking place on the Delaware State University campus this fall. In particular, the Hornets’ football team is enjoying its best … more
WILMINGTON — The Delaware Department of Labor’s Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) and State Rehabilitation Council celebrated the employers, employees and team members who are … more
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