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Frank Diaz and his son, Derek Diaz, perform their hand-to-hand balancing act at Cirque Italia.
Cirque Italia to make big splash in Dover
DOVER — Combining the beauty of water with the showmanship of a circus, Cirque Italia will return to the Dover Mall parking lot for seven performances Aug. 24-27. Having played in the … more
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Driftwood Spirits at 153 S. Bradford St. in Dover was condemned by Code Enforcement on Aug. 2.
Dover condemns Driftwood Spirits building for structural issues
DOVER — The only action at Driftwood Spirits at 153 S. Bradford St. on Thursday morning was a couple of people sitting in the rear parking lot with their backs against the building. … more
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Jonetta White, left, and Mercedes Munn are co-owners of technology small business Doubly.
Doubly co-owner: EDGE grant shows state’s commitment to diversity
MIDDLETOWN —They were Black women with technology backgrounds who asked for and received $100,000 for their small business. more
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Layla Van Hamme at the controls of a C-17 Globemaster III.
Gallery: Operation Deploy Our Children at Dover Air Force Base
Tuesday was not your standard operation at the Dover Air Force Base. Operation Deploy Our Children is designed to help the children of airmen ages 3 to 13 understand what happens when their parents are deployed and helps prepare them for what can be a stressful, uncertain time. more
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A NeighborGood Partners housing project in Dover. The project was financed with money from a Delaware State Housing Authority Fund for affordable housing.
State offers $20 million to turn vacant properties into affordable homes
With a new $20 million fund for developers, the Delaware State Housing Authority is looking to make a dent in the affordable housing crisis. more
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Kenny Niblett, who retired in late July after nearly 48 years of service with Millsboro's public works department, including 30 years as director, holds a parting gift presented by Mayor Jim Kells. With Mr. Niblett is his wife, Lori.
Millsboro salutes retiring public works director
MILLSBORO — There probably aren’t too many nooks and crannies in town that Kenny Niblett hasn’t addressed, either as a shovel-toting laborer or as its public works director. … more
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Members of L&W Insurance attending the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition's Shining Light Awards ceremony Wednesday in Claymont included front row, from left, Marni Clendaniel, Chelsea Clark, Sandy Addicks, Sharon Daube, Halli Heatterich, Bill Strickland and Matt Mayer; and back row, from left, Ed Brown, Justin Strickland, Erik Kaufmann and Jen Wilson.
L&W Insurance receives Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition award
L&W Insurance, headquartered in Dover, took top honors at the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition’s Shining Light Awards last week. more
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Mike Tyler of Georgetown, right, shares information about his 1962 Austin Healey on Saturday at the CHEER Classic Car-Truck-Bike Show in Georgetown.
CHEER’s ‘upscale’ car show in Georgetown awards participants, agency CEO
Mike Tyler was just looking for some wheels to get to and from work, not a show car. That was about 52 years ago, back in New Jersey. more
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The Leadership Central Delaware 2023 graduating class celebrates at the Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce's annual awards for excellence event in Dover in June.
Chamber Connection: New LCD class announced
The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce (CDCC) appreciates the community waiting patiently for the reveal of the newest Leadership Central Delaware (LCD) Class of 2024. The new graduates of the LCD … more
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Waves Car Wash opened a location in Milford on Aug. 3.
Squeaky clean new Waves Car Wash opens in Milford
There’s a squeaky clean new car wash in the city. Waves Car Wash opened a second car wash in Milford on Thursday. The company seeks to draw in clients with high-tech washes and quality customer service. more
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Ty-Leh Sparks, who will be a junior at Brandywine High School next month, scoops up a serving of ice cream The Scoop on Loockerman at 305 W. Loockerman St. in downtown Dover.
Scooping up hope along with ice cream in downtown Dover
DOVER — The Scoop on Loockerman has everyone else licked when it comes to helping teens acquire job skills and business acumen. Plus, the ice-cream shop brings a ray of hope to a downtown … more
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The Veterans Awareness Foundation and Dover Elks Lodge No. 1903 will host the annual Military Women’s Tea Party on Saturday at 1 p.m. The event honors female veterans and helps them connect, or reconnect, with each other, as well as veterans service organizations. DELAWARE STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Tea time set at Dover Elks Lodge for female veterans
DOVER — The Veterans Awareness Foundation will serve tea and conversation to female veterans Saturday afternoon at its annual Military Women’s Tea Party at Dover Elks Lodge No. 1903. … more
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Dr. Guillermina Gonzalez, representing Wilmington University, shares information with Latino Entrepreneur Summit attendees Miguel Robledo and Yadira Robledo.
Latino Entrepreneurship spotlights business growth
GEORGETOWN — The spirit of hard work and business growth and start-ups was prevalent Saturday at the Latino Entrepreneurship, an informational daylong event at Delaware Technical Community … more
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Margaret Hughes, the state's coordinator for the 250th anniversary of the founding in the United States, outside the east entrance to Legislative Hall in Dover on Tuesday. Ms. Hughes said she wants to "to bring out the stories of Delawareans across the board who were part of the revolutionary era” for the commemoration.
Meet the planner for Delaware's commemoration of the nation’s 250th anniversary
1776 was a busy year for Delaware, and not just for the reasons you may be thinking. As the state’s pick to coordinate programming for the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, it is Margaret Hughes’ job to tell it all. more
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Jayda Motley of Camden about to enjoy a peach milkshake from Tres Sorelle Dolce at the Wyoming Peach Festival on Saturday.
Photo Gallery: Wyoming Peach Festival 2023
The Wyoming Peach Festival was back again with a parade, loads of craft and food vendors, children's activities and, of course, lots of peaches. more
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From left are U.S. Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester, Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall Long and Springboard Collaborative Executive Director Judson Malone react following the sign dedication recognizing the many donors in the project.
With many thanks, Springboard Pallet Village success celebrated
GEORGETOWN – It was a time to give thanks to those with the vision, the believers who had faith, the countless volunteers, those with hearts for humanity and those with financial means. … more
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Bob Hice of Dover said he probably has a close call nearly every time he takes a trip on his motorcycle.
Live to ride, ride to die? Delaware motorcycle fatalities skyrocketing
It’s a grim reality. But the chances are high that most Delaware motorcyclists know a fellow biker who has lost their life in a crash while riding. Troy Sylvester of Hartly said … more
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Farmers Market Week celebrates fresh foods in Delaware
The Delaware Farm Bureau is urging residents to shop — and eat — local during National Farmers Market Week beginning Sunday. more
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Kathie Martin and Mike Naumann make up the duo Double Agent. They will play at the Wyoming Peach Festival on Saturday morning at 10:30.
Double Agent offers twice the musical fun at Wyoming Peach Festival
WYOMING — A chance performance has led to another successful chapter in Kathie Martin’s fruitful musical career. The first female singer of the popular regional group The Fabulous … more
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Rehoboth Beach musician Kerry Hallet was invited to play at a Milford event on Wednesday that launched a monthslong Delaware Arts Alliance initiative to boost the financial health of Delaware's creative economy. "To be welcomed and for people to underline how important the arts are to the community, it's really refreshing," Ms. Hallet said.
Initiative aims to boost Delaware's burgeoning arts industry
The Delaware Arts Alliance on Wednesday kicked off a part of a major initiative to boost Delaware’s creative economy as artists and businesses continue to recover from the financial blow inflicted by the pandemic. more
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