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Kent County Levy Court weighs in on Delaware bill that ensures rights for unhoused against discrimination
DOVER – Delaware State Representative Sophie Phillips appeared virtually before the Kent County Levy Court during Tuesday’s workshop to discuss House Bill 55, which disallows … more
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From left, seniors Melia Stamper and Carys Raber, junior Ralph Figueroa, sophomore Shannon Powell and junior Zoe Rowe made up the Caesar Rodney High School culinary arts team that recently captured a national championship in Baltimore.
Caesar Rodney culinary arts team served national title
CAMDEN — One could assume that winning a cooking competition comes down to one thing — the overall taste of the food. However, a culinary arts team from Caesar Rodney High School … more
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A collection of life-size fiberglass farm animals is the newest addition to the front of the Delaware Agriculatural Museum and Village on U.S. 13 in Dover.
Delaware Agricultural Museum sprouting in Dover
DOVER — Tracey Sell has a lifelong love of agriculture. “Growing up, my grandfather had a very small farm (in Millsboro), and the whole family would pitch in and help. I remember … more
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Millsboro Town Councilwoman Kimberley Kaan holds up a few pages of budget information presented at a previous workshop, compared to the 321-page booklet given to council members Monday. Councilman Marty Presley looks on.
Millsboro council delays 2025 budget adoption
Upon further review, a previously presented budget proposal for Millsboro's budget was just an outline, not a draft. That’s the stance Town Council took Monday, subsequently tabling action on its proposed fiscal year 2025 budget. more
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This fin whale beached itself in Rehoboth Beach on Sunday but did not survive. The animal, measuring 50 feet long, has now been buried in an undisclosed location.
Tests performed on dead whale that beached itself north of Indian River Inlet
While pathology reports are weeks away regarding a young male fin whale that beached itself Sunday in Rehoboth Beach, a marine expert said she suspects the animal was suffering from an illness that may have been transmissible to humans. more
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The Town of Millsboro is seeking $750,000 in congressional funding for renovations and rehabilitation for the Millsboro Town Center.
SoDel restaurant part of plans for Dupont Boulevard in Millsboro
The developer of a 3-acre property on northbound Dupont Boulevard in Millsboro received preliminary site plan approval from Town Council on Monday for a retail/restaurant project. more
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Todd Culotta is sworn in to the Milford mayor's seat Monday and will serve two years in the position.
Newly elected Milford mayor, council members sworn in
Following the certification of April 27’s election results, four Milford City Council members and a new mayor were sworn in Monday. more
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President Joe Biden presents the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Dr. Jane Rigby, an astronomer who grew up in Delaware. She is the chief scientist of the world’s most powerful telescope.
Rigby finds place among the stars as Biden honors Delaware astronomer
WASHINGTON — Jane Rigby has explored the stars for decades. Now, she stands among them as the recipient of a Presidential Medal of Freedom. Dr. Rigby, an astronomer who grew up in Seaford, … more
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Shanelle De Silva speaks to the media Monday about the arrest of two suspects in connection with the shooting death of her daughter at Delaware State University on April 21.
Two arrested in fatal shooting at Delaware State University
Two Dover men were arrested Thursday in connection with the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Camay De Silva on April 21 on the campus of Delaware State University. more
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“One of the troubling aspects of this set of ingestions is the severity of the patients and the significant amount of agents that are needed to try to reverse it,” Dr. Paul Sierzenski, chief physician executive for Beebe Healthcare, said during a Wednesday press conference.
Overdose trends continue in Sussex, Kent counties
Though the number of suspected overdoses coming in to Beebe Healthcare’s emergency room has abated somewhat, overall numbers in Sussex and Kent counties rose over the weekend. more
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LF Kafenio was created by the financial services class at Lake Forest High School, as a part of Junior Achievement of Delaware's Barracuda Bowl Entrepreneurship Challenge. From left are Maya McLaughlin, Elora Kline, Nicholas Gosnell, Fallon Fields and Ava Bergeron.
Lake Forest High student-managed café wins at state level
Some high school students are getting creative by developing businesses to address problems in their districts. And one such group at Lake Forest High School has been awarded for it. more
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Dagsboro area resident Dr. Donald Hattier has served on the Indian River School District board of education since 2002. The now retired chiropractor did not seek another term, and will exit the board in several months after 22 years. He still plans to remain active on several committees.
Hattier leaving Indian River School District board after years of service
DAGSBORO – School board elections in the State of Delaware are Tuesday, May 14. For the first time since 2000, Dr. Donald Hattier Jr. will not be part of an election. Retirement has … more
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Peyton Moore, left, was presented her certificate for winning the InvestWrite essay competiton for writing about her experience playing the Stock Market game in Wendy Rust's, right, Financial Services class.
Lake Forest High School senior wins essay contest
FELTON – Finance students at Lake Forest High School are using the knowledge they learn to tell others about what they learn. Peyton Moore is a senior at the school that took the Financial … more
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Dittmar Family Farms in Felton is one of many farms throughout Delaware that offer shoppers a taste of local fresh food and healthier options.
Farmers markets add local fresh food options for Delawareans
With spring in full bloom and strawberry season right around the corner, many Delawareans are starting to think about shopping for locally fresh fruits and vegetables. Fresh food fanatics will … more
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The Delaware Department of Transportation uses several asphalt suppliers for its projects, including the only one in Delaware, now operated by Russell Standard, in Seaford.
Delaware’s only asphalt terminal under new ownership
Russell Standard, a Pittsburgh-based asphalt materials and pavement preservation company, has assumed operations of the state’s only asphalt terminal. more
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Shanelle De Silva speaks to the media on Monday following the Dover Police Department's announcement that two arrests had been made in the deadly shooting of her daughter at Delaware State University on April 21.
Dover Police announce arrests in deadly shooting at Delaware State University
Dover Police on Monday announced two arrests in connection with the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old Wilmington woman at Delaware State University on April 21. more
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Asbury Square, along Del. 1 in Frederica, will soon include Empire Wine & Spirits, with more commercial development in the works, as well.
Asbury Square bringing more to Frederica
First, in May 2017, it was the DE Turf Sports Complex that joined the longtime restaurant Meding’s Seafood along Del. 1 in Frederica. That was followed by an 86-room SpringHill Suites location in August 2023, the first part of the commercial site dubbed Asbury Square. more
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Face painting was among the activities for children at the 11th annual MayFest in Odessa event on Saturday.
Photo gallery: MayFest in Odessa benefits Corbit-Calloway Memorial Library
The 11th annual MayFest in Odessa fundraiser for the Corbit-Calloway Memorial Library  was held Saturday. more
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The 91st Dover Days Parade and Festival pressed on through scattered rain on Saturday afternoon as the day brought the city's history to life.
Photo gallery: Dover Days Festival presses on through wet weather
DOVER – The weather might have been less than ideal, but that did not stop many visitors who attended the 91 st annual Dover Days Festival from taking a journey back to the city’s … more
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A fireworks finale Friday night lit up Legislative Hall.
Photo gallery: Fireworks, music kick off Dover Days weekend
DOVER -- Opening night of Dover Days weekend featured the Milford Community Band and fireworks. Philip Steinhoff conducted the band at Legislative Hall under chilly conditions. Brother's … more
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