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A vehicle travels past a solar-powered speed sign in Dover on Friday. It's one of eight that will be operational throughout the city soon.
No need to speed: New Dover signage designed to slow motorists
With Dover's newly acquired speed signs, the hope is that motorists will do the right thing and slow down. more
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This property at 150 S. Bradford St. has been approved for demolition by the Dover Planning Commission to make room for a parking garage.
Demolition of Dover buildings approved
DOVER — The city’s Planning Commission has overridden a decision by the Historic District Commission that blocked demolition of two historical buildings on South Bradford Street. The … more
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Belmont Hall leaders Jim Moore, treasurer, and Regina Brown, president, take front row center June 14 when the state of Delaware and the Friends of Belmonth Hall officially opened the new venue in Smyrna.
Ribbon cut on new outdoor pavilion for Smyrna's Belmont Hall
SMYRNA — Delaware Historic and Cultural Affairs professional staff and the Friends of Belmont Hall volunteers and supporters gathered beneath their freshly finished outdoor event pavilion for a … more
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Mission BBQ team members recently joined up with the Helping Hands of Delaware Quilts of Valor group for a Sew Day. It was a “team building” event for Mission BBQ and a glimpse into the work that the quilt organization does. During the event, Mission BBQ team members took turns learning how to sew a Floating Star.
Mission BBQ team members join Quilts of Valor for a day
DOVER — The Helping Hands of Delaware Quilts of Valor group recently partnered with team members from Mission BBQ for a Sew Day. It was the perfect pairing between the restaurant renowned … more
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Cape Henlopen schools begin developing flat tax rate
Precluded from increasing the property tax rate after two failed referendums this year, the Cape Henlopen School District Board of Education began developing a flat fiscal 2025 tax rate last week, a process expected to continue at its July 11 meeting. more
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Attorney Greg Morris protests the elimination of his daughter's position from Kent County
Kent County Levy Court approves budget despite father’s plea to save daughter’s eliminated position
DOVER—The Kent County Levy Court has approved their FY2025 budget after several weeks of discussion and deliberation. Part of that budget is the elimination of a single position, GIS, or … more
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"Panchito," a B-25 Mitchell bomber, attracts a crowd at a previous Wings & Wheels festival in Georgetown. The 2024 show will be Oct. 4-5.
Wings & Wheels launches revised website for Georgetown event
Wings & Wheels, the Greater Georgetown Chamber of Commerce’s annual fall festival that draws thousands to the Delaware Coastal Airport, has a revised website. more
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Brian Moores, chief operations officer of Camp Adventureland in Middletown, and its owner Meg Etherington invite the public to visit the entertainment facility/bar for its fifth anniversary and Summer Solstice Celebration on Friday from 6-10 p.m.
Camp Adventureland looking for spot on the map
MIDDLETOWN — Just finding Camp Adventureland can be, well, an adventure for potential ax and knife throwers, escape room enthusiasts and pool and dart players. But once one tracks it down … more
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Brian Baull retains the mayoral reins for 2023 as selected by colleagues during Dagsboro council's annual reorganization held Monday, Dec. 19.
Appointee will fill Dagsboro council seat
C.J. Shortridge will be appointed to a vacant Dagsboro Town Council seat during its Monday meeting. more
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Fly anglers fish the pier beach area at dusk.
Delaware to sizzle, while Northeast bakes
It’s hardly been a chilly week, but the sustained above-90-degree temperatures used to define a heat wave aren’t expected until Thursday or Friday. more
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The Sussex Central High School principal's position is vacant with the June 6 resignation of Dr. Judi Brittingham.
Indian River School District seeks to fill Sussex Central principal vacancy
The Indian River School District is looking to fill a vacant Sussex Central High School principal’s position following the recent resignation of Dr. Judi Brittingham. more
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Seaford Community Garden founder Cass Day waters an area in one of the sites downtown.
Seaford Community Garden growing more than produce
Community unity is growing, reflected in the tomatoes, zucchini, peas, watermelon and other organic produce that has taken root in what had been empty lots in Seaford. more
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Cahoon appointed as Capital School District interim superintendent, search begins for Cade successor
DOVER--The Capital School District Board of Education has appointed Victoir Cahoon, assistant superintendent, as the interim superintendent since the resignation of Vilicia Cade last week. The … more
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From left, Rev. Rita Paige, Elder Bobbie Alston, Dover City Councilmen A. Boggarty, Roy Sudler Jr., David Anderson, Gerald Rocha, attorney Valentine Brown, Women and Children’s Transformational Ministries’ Inc. founder/president Pastor Cecelia Snorton, and Bishop William Snorton, were all in attendance at the WCTMI’s second annual Honoring and Fundraising Banquette on June 2.
Honoring and Fundraising Banquet held June 2 in Dover
DOVER — Women and Children Transformation Ministry International, Inc., held its second annual Honoring and Fundraising Banquet on June 2 at the Correctional Officers’ Association Banquet … more
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Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC)
Delaware beaches among best for solstice viewing
While there may be different thoughts about when summer starts — those closer to the coast may consider Memorial Day to be the kickoff — the astronomical beginning is when one of the Earth’s poles is the closest it gets to the sun all year. more
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Sen. Spiros Mantzavinos, D-Elsmere.
Senate bill would require drivers for self-driving trucks in Delaware
DOVER – The Delaware state Senate took measures on Thursday to make roads in the First State safer in the future. Sen. Spiros Mantzavinos, D-Elsmere, offered a bill that would require … more
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Steve and Deanna Farrell place an unserviceable U.S. flag in a burning pit for proper disposal during American Legion Post 6's flag retirement Friday.
Worn and torn flags retired with honor at Seaford American Legion
Friday was Flag Day, and at American Legion Post 6 in Seaford, a retirement ceremony was held for the honorable disposal of several hundred worn, unusable U.S. and service flags collected from the community. more
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The Milford city council is discussing the purchase of the Vineyard Shipyard in Milford to turn into a maritime museum.
Vineyard Shipyard task force working to save Milford shipyard
MILFORD – The shipyards are a very important part of Milford’s history. The Vineyard Shipyard has been a piece of Milford that is working to preserve the history and allow residents … more
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Kent County Levy Court details tax changes as result of reassessment
DOVER—The Kent County Levy Court has detailed the proposed property tax rate changes that came as a result of the county’s reassessment of property values, which would go into effect July … more
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State Sen. Kyle Evans Gay offered two bills Thursday aimed at promoting access and education about abortion care.
Delaware Senate approves abortion access and information bills
The Delaware Senate passed two bills Thursday aimed at promoting safe access to abortion care and information. more
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