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A state trooper places an evidence marker along the edge of East Lebanon Road, Dover, during the investigation of a shooting incident Tuesday night.
Kent, Sussex counties see spate of shootings
Some were deadly, others injurious or left nobody wounded. A spate of recent shootings and a stabbing in Kent and Sussex counties brought arrests in some cases, but not all. more
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This C-47A Skytrain, dubbed the "Turf and Sport Special," was one of the planes that dropped paratroopers on D-Day 80 years ago.
Eighty years after D-Day, history is preserved at Dover AMC Museum
DOVER – Thursday, June 6 marks 80 years since the D-Day invasion.   Anyone who wishes to view a piece of history or pay their respects to the soldiers involved need not travel far to … more
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The Fan Zone, traditionally a hub of events for NASCAR race weekends at Dover Motor Speedway, will be the site of many activities during the inaugural Goodguys Grundy Insurance Mid-Atlantic Nationals this weekend.
‘Classic’ weekend for Dover Motor Speedway: First Mid-Atlantic Nationals hosting car enthusiasts
DOVER — Dover Motor Speedway has a 55-year relationship with automobiles — the ones with NASCAR drivers that accelerate around the track and turn left. Something entirely different … more
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This site plan shows the development for a lot at the intersection of Coastal Highway and Tulip Drive, near Lewes.
Lewes’ Tulip Drive redevelopment awarded variances
A Lewes redevelopment effort was granted most of its variances Monday by the Sussex County Board of Adjustments. This paves the way to add three more commercial structures and associated parking to the site on the east side of Coastal Highway and Tulip Drive. more
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Smyrna abstract expressionist painter Dave Chambers is shown in his home studio with paintings to be displayed at Painted Stave Distilling in Smyrna.
Smyrna artist grateful for chance to show works in hometown
SMYRNA — Yes it’s true. Starting June 21, Dave Chambers will see 18 of his paintings hanging inside Painted Stave Distilling. more
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Millsboro Town Councilman Matthew Davis, right, speaks during Monday's discussion about redistricting, joined by Councilman John Thoroughgood.
Millsboro council tables action on redistricting
It’s back to square one for a redistricting and charter change request in Millsboro. During Town Council’s Monday meeting, a boundary-redrawing proposal mapped out by the University of Delaware’s Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, which incorporates the 2020 census, was met with criticism from several members. more
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The Millsboro Police Department training room is available free for groups' meetings.
Millsboro PD’s new training room available free to groups
The new Millsboro Police Department building will be offering a training room free of charge to community groups. more
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Arden's Artists Studio Tour set for Saturday
ARDEN — In recognition of his Delaware Division of the Arts Established Artist award for excellence in the Sculpture Category, Arden artist David Burslem is promoting a studio tour in the … more
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Milford Conversation will be restarting its monthly meetings beginning June 13 at 8:30 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church of Milford on South Walnut Street.
Milford Conversation coming back
The Milford Conversation effort is returning after a few months’ hiatus. The group had its last meeting in November 2023, but city resident John Huntzinger is bringing it back to life. more
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The Cape Henlopen High School's class of 2024 gets ready to graduate Tuesday night.
Cape Henlopen graduates 500
LEWES — The stands at Legends Stadium were full to bursting, while hundreds of others surrounded the track, played in the band, provided security, took videos and photos and did all the jobs … more
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Delaware State News/Glenn Rolfe.Two council seats are at stake in the City of Seaford's 2021 municipal election Saturday, April 17.
Seaford council sets hearing date on marijuana proposal
City Council has set June 25 for a public hearing on a potential zoning change that would permit up to two recreational marijuana stores in highway commercial districts, pending the federal government’s redesignation of cannabis as a Schedule III substance from Schedule I. more
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Alan Decktor, an engineer with Pennoni, shares information on the proposed Weis Market for the Peninsula Crossing Shopping Center in Millsboro.
Weis Markets mulling Millsboro location
Weis Markets, a mid-Atlantic food retailer with an existing presence in southern Delaware, is seeking an expansion into Millsboro. more
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Jed Hatfield, from Colonial Parking, which will manage the Downtown Mobility Center in Dover, discussed several options about the future facility in front of two Open House groups at the Dover Public Library on Monday.
Dover parking main focus of open houses
DOVER — Designing a new parking garage that the Downtown Dover Partnership refers to as the Downtown Mobility Center is a project that it and its partners are not taking lightly. The … more
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Dover/Kent County Metropolitan Planning Organization principal planner Michael Petit de Mange describes the phases of Innovations 2050 on Thursday.
Kent County planning group reveals ‘money game’ results
The Dover/Kent County Metropolitan Planning Organization has completed the initial input phase of Innovations 2050, an examination of the next 25 years of transportation infrastructure in the area. more
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Tulips circle the entry way to City Hall in Dover.
Dover City Council passes budget after three-day talk
DOVER — City Council convened the week of May 27 to discuss the forthcoming budget, which passed 6-3 after three days of debate and resulted in an increase in property taxes. Two variables … more
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The Food Bank of Delaware, including its new Milford location, works to stop hunger and poverty across the state by providing services to those in need.
1 in 8 hungry in First State
NEWARK — In Delaware, 1 out of 8 people are hungry, while 1 out of 5 children are. This new data collected by the Food Bank of Delaware is sobering for the agency’s president and CEO … more
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Chris Collins said the amount of food and beverages in his Felton home steadily dwindles through a month..
Rising food prices add to Felton couple’s challenges
FELTON — The price of turkey, along with many other foods, has reworked holiday traditions for Chris Collins. The 68-year old and his partner, residents of Felton, travel a few miles north … more
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Lake Forest Church Association Food Pantry executive director Elaine Straughn stands next to canned goods that will be distributed to the public.
Harrington food pantry serves a wide array
HARRINGTON — They arrive in a variety of life conditions, but they’re all in need of food. In the past seven years at the Lake Forest Church Association Food Pantry, executive … more
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Smyrna School District Supt. Dr. Susan Brown congratulates a graduating member of the Smyrna High Class of 2024 on Saturday morning.
Smyrna High graduates 435 seniors on Saturday morning
SMYRNA — A commencement ceremony - the 140th in school history -was held for the Smyrna High Class of 2024 at Charles V. Williams Stadium on Saturday morning. more
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Caesar Rodney High School graduates prepare to receive their diplomas Saturday.
Caesar Rodney grads hear about unity as they end high school
The sun was shining, and air horns, confetti blasters and posters of seniors filled the air, as Caesar Rodney High School celebrated its graduation Saturday. more
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