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NASCAR star Ross Chastain, left, attends the driver's meeting prior to on-track action Thursday for the Melvin Joseph Memorial event at Georgetown Speedway. He competed in the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series but did not qualify for the main feature. At right is Georgetown's Ross "The Boss" Robinson, a regular in the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series who placed 11th.
Georgetown Speedway: Melvin Joseph Memorial a historic chapter
GEORGETOWN — Somewhere up in motorsports heaven, Melvin L. Joseph just might be waving the checkered flag. “I’d like to think so,” says Ken Adams, Mr. Joseph’s … more
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Karen Barner, owner of Styles Elegant hair salon in Milford. Ms. Barner has owned the North Walnut Street salon for 20 years.
Milford stylist's work ethic, support system help fashion successful business
MILFORD — When Karen Barner was growing up here in the 1970s and early ’80s, downtown business owners were mostly White. … more
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Dave Brewer, a resident of Spring Meadows near the Garrisons Lake Golf Course, is a member of the Friends of Garrisons Lake Colf Club. He said the golf course has undergone positive changes the past couple of years and hopes that Troon, the facility’s new management company starting on Jan. 1, 2024, continues that trend.
Winds of change coming to Garrisons Lake Golf Club
GARRISONS LAKE — When change arrives, curiosity and skepticism are always sure to follow. Such was the buzz among the golfers who were out enjoying a round of golf at around noon on Friday … more
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Greater Smyrna Clayton Boys & Girls Club Youth Director Quanisha WIndham instructs members in a summer reading program Friday.
AT&T donation to Greater Smyrna Clayton Boys & Girls Club boosts summer reading program
SMYRNA — A ceremony Friday spotlighted a $10,000 donation made by AT&T support a summer reading program at the Greater Smyrna Clayton Boys & Girls Club. more
NASCAR driver Ross Chastain chats with Milford resident Phyllis Donovan, the first in line for the autograph session Thursday at Georgetown Speedway. With Ms. Donovan is her son, Kevin Donovan.
Protect Your Melon: NASCAR star Chastain driven to promote safe driving
GEORGETOWN – Some may see it a bit odd that someone who would intentionally drive their car into a concrete wall at 140 mph would champion traffic safety. Don’t be fooled. Safety is … more
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Marie Holliday
New Delaware Chamber of Commerce chair seeks to expand presence
WILMINGTON — Push the organization’s message and utilize younger members to do so. Develop a stronger presence statewide and better connect with legislators. Increase social media reach to spread the word. more
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Singer Justin Gonzalez and The Fabulous Laugh Pack will bring music, magic and ventriloquism to The Smyrna Opera House on Saturday.
Singer Gonzalez brings Fabulous Laugh Pack to Smyrna
SMYRNA — Providing a one-stop shop for entertainment, The Fabulous Laugh Pack will perform at The Smyrna Opera House on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The evening of comedy, peppered with magic, … more
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Darryl Dubre demonstrates up close his prototype prosthesis to Karen McGrath, a staffer for U.S. Sen. Tom Carper, and Sen. Carper at the Small Business Development Center in Georgetown.
Prosthetic developers share prototype with Carper, SBA
GEORGETOWN — Suzen and Darryl Dubre are small-business owners with big aspirations. The married couple of 28 years are in the research and development phase for an upper-extremity … more
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Police officers outside the Redner's grocery store in Camden Tuesday evening.
Person arrested in Camden Redner's shooting case
Police have arrested a person in connection with the shooting of a Camden Redner’s employee, Camden Police Chief Marcus Whitney said Thursday afternoon. more
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Delaware State Police Master Cpl. Alfonso Jones III, left, of the Community Outreach Unit stands at a table of donated school supplies with Bally's Dover Vice President and General Manager Nick Polcini.
Bally's Dover donates school supplies to Delaware State Police program
Bally’s Dover donated school supplies to Operation Troopers Have Your BACKPack for the third year Thursday. more
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Dover Mayor Robin Christiansen and Kay Sass, public affairs and emergency management coordinator for the city, said Wednesday that James Truitt and his displaced family of seven were offered help after their South Bradford Street apartment was condemned in early August. But Mr. Truitt continued to deny any aid was offered.
Dover mayor, displaced man have different views on housing assistance
DOVER — Mayor Robin Christiansen is denying a resident’s claim that the city didn’t offer his displaced family support when their building was condemned Aug. 2. Seven members … more
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Kent County Levy Court information technology employees Gilberto Ruiz, left, and Kevin Scott work to repair damage from a network intrusion July 8.
Kent County IT officials outline network intrusion
First, it was a missed call from Kent County Levy Court director of public safety Kevin Sipple. Then another from the county’s network administrator Mary Hazelwood. After those, Kent’s information technology director Joseph Simmons knew there must be an issue early July 8. more
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Tetra Shockley and Arlene Benton of Benton & Shockley Law in Dover on Thursday.
Dover law firm puts family, community first
Tetra Shockley and Arlene Benton blew past their Dover firm’s one-year anniversary July 1. The two managed to grow their law firm by building a solid reputation — all the while setting aside time for their personal lives and making time to serve their community. more
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Surrounded by family, friends and supporters, Michael Meoli, president of the The Meoli Companies and principal owner of Asbury Hospitality, cuts a ribbon signifying that SpringHill Suites Frederica in now open on Tuesday morning. The hotel has 86 rooms on four floors and extensive amenities. The property is across U.S. 113 from DE Turf sports complex. See video and photos on www.BaytoBayNews.com.
Frederica hotel opening signals economic growth, opportunity
FREDERICA — Nearly 19 months after breaking ground, SpringHill Suites Frederica is open. The hotel, across Del. 1 from the DE Turf Sports Complex, will provide a convenient stay for … more
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Police officers outside the Redner's grocery store in Camden Tuesday evening.
Redner's employee shot in Camden, unknown suspect at large
A Redner's Warehouse Markets employee was shot by an unknown male who entered the store Tuesday, Camden Police Chief Marcus Whitney said. more
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Zachary Dittmar of Dittmar Family Farms places fresh strawberries at the Capital City Farmers Market in 2017. The Dover mayor’s office hopes to revive interest in a downtown farmers market by offering several vendors at City Hall on Saturday.
Dover mayor’s office hopes to revive farmers market
Dover Mayor Robin Christiansen looks at other spots in Delaware — like Milford, Lewes and Harrington — and notices many bustling farmers markets. So he thought, “Why not Dover?” more
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Kent County Levy Court Administrator Ken Decker.
Kent County Levy Court reports full operations after hostile network intrusion in July
DOVER — Kent County Levy Court is fully operational after a hostile network intrusion early last month, spokeswoman Kelly Pitts said Tuesday. more
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Dr. Bradley Layfield
Attorney calls for suspended Sussex Central High principal's return
GEORGETOWN — An attorney representing suspended Sussex High principal Dr. Bradley Layfield described the action as “wrongful” in a press release Monday and called for his return to duty. more
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The 400 block of Henry Street in Cambridge was the scene of a fatal shooting early Monday.
Cambridge: Four shot, one killed early Monday
CAMBRIDGE ­– The early-morning quiet of this town was disturbed Monday, when five men were shot, one fatally. At 12:25 a.m. Cambridge police responded to the 1000 block of Jimson Road … more
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Cheston Boyd, husband of The Hive on Loockerman founder Chevonne Boyd, spruces up the front sign above the doorway at 28 W. Loockerman St. in preparation for the small business incubator’s planned Nov. 1 official opening.
The Hive hopes for small-business buzz in downtown Dover
DOVER — There is no question who the queen bee is when it comes to the visualization and construction of The Hive on Loockerman. That would be Chevonne Boyd, the founder of the soon-to-be … more
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