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School board elections in Delaware are set for May 12. DAILY STATE NEWS FILE PHOTO/CRAIG ANDERSON
Candidates set for Delaware school board elections May 12
DOVER — The filing deadline has passed and the candidates are set for upcoming school board elections throughout Delaware. more
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An already constructed large shed found approximately in the area shown in blue has drawn opposition from neighbors to the south, who wonder about precedent for the undeveloped properties to the west of the highlighted yellow lot.
Board of Adjustment rules contractor error enough to grant variance
GEORGETOWN — The Sussex County Board of Adjustment ruled on March 9 that Bridgeville resident Recordo Nock won’t have to demolish and move his 30-by-60 foot storage shed because of contractor … more
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Hearing to expand Middleford Speedway racing times, dates set
GEORGETOWN — Sussex County racing fans may have more to cheer for if the county council lifts existing restrictions on Seaford’s Middleford Speedway. But first, the public must have its say. … more
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Speak Out Against Hate to host immigration meeting
GEORGETOWN — Speak Out Against Hate is hosting an in-person only meeting at the Howard T Ennis School cafeteria, 26021 Patriots Way, from 5-6:30 p.m. on March 12. The meeting’s topic is … more
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Sussex Central High School sophomores Arrianha Zahm, left, and Emma Baker were among the approximately 400 volunteers who participated in the 2025 Rise Against Hunger event.
Stopping world hunger focus of meal-packing event in Georgetown
In conjunction with global nonprofit Rise Against Hunger, the fourth Feeding the 5000 Multiplied initiative is set March 14 at Sussex Central High School in Georgetown. more
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Bridgeville resident Mia Rooks puts 10.3 gallons in her Jeep at the Bridgeville Royal Farms on March 6.
Delaware motorists feeling pain at pump amid Mideast conflict
Drivers are experiencing significantly higher gas prices, as U.S. military action sparks across the Middle East. more
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This is one of the images used to describe the scenario the new sediment ordinance was designed to mitigate when talks began in March 2025.
Sussex County adopts new sediment release, stormwater management ordinance
GEORGETOWN — Almost one year from the first discussions regarding new limits on sediment and stormwater discharge during project construction and site development, the Sussex County Council voted … more
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Adjustments to the county rental program include increasing the rent from the current 50% annual median income level to 60%.
Six proposed land use ordinances presented to Sussex Council
GEORGETOWN — The Sussex County Council took the next step in reforming land use within its borders, as Todd Lawson, county administrator, presented six ordinances derived from the ongoing … more
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From left, state Sen. Brian Pettyjohn, state Sen. Dave Wilson and Oyster Eat Committee chair Michael Briggs monitor the event's live auction Feb. 27. A handcrafted knife and sheath went for a $6,000 bid by business owner Ken Adams.
Georgetown Fire Co. packed for 89th Oyster Eat
Elbow room inside the engine bays of the Georgetown Fire Co. was at a premium Feb. 27. Packed like sardines at times, hundreds of patrons visited for the agency’s 89th annual Oyster Eat. more
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2026 Women’s Empower & Indulge Luncheon April 28 at Baywood
MILLSBORO — The Greater Georgetown Chamber of commerce announces the 2nd annual Women’s Empower & Indulge Luncheon will be held April 28 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Baywood. This year’s … more
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The ventriloquist act Ken Huff and Mr. Goodwood will return to the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 28 variety show March 22.
Millsboro variety show has old favorites, new twists
It’s often said that variety is the spice of life. To that end, on March 22, American Legion Auxiliary Unit 28 in Millsboro will season the end of a long winter with its annual variety show, titled “Long Neck’s Spectacle of Glorious Chaos” this year. more
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Sussex Council to hear land use code update
GEORGETOWN —As part of its March 3 meeting , the Sussex County Council will receive an update from and may engage in discussions with Jamie Whitehouse, planning and zoning director, on the status … more
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Sussex County, eight municipalities to receive land use update assistance
DOVER — Eight municipalities and Sussex County will receive technical assistance and access to planning consultants to modernize municipal zoning and land use policies aimed at increasing the … more
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Millsboro Middle School was vacated with the shifting of students and staff to Sussex Central Middle School last fall. MMS will now be used for a summer camp, in collaboration with the YMCA of Delaware.
Indian River School District, YMCA to link
The hope is that there will be some happy campers at the vacant Millsboro Middle School via a partnership between the Indian River School District and the Sussex Family YMCA. more
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Formerly known as Totem when the application was first heard in 2024, the 187-unit proposal on about 124 acres for River’s Edge off Cave Neck Road east of Milton is set for the March 4 planning and zoning commission meeting.
Public hearing on River’s Edge major subdivision set for March 4
GEORGETOWN — Formerly known as Totem when the application was first heard in 2024, the 187-unit proposal for River’s Edge off Cave Neck Road east of Milton is set for the March 4 planning and … more
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Patrons celebrate at Dagsboro Volunteer Fire Department's first Ladies Shrimp Feast. This year's gathering will be Feb. 27.
Fire company fundraisers on tap in Delaware
This weekend, it’s oysters for the men in Georgetown, shrimp for the ladies in Dagsboro and trains and toys for all ages in Seaford. more
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From left, Georgetown Councilwoman Christina Diaz-Malone, Mayor Bill West, Georgetown Police Chief Ralph "Rusty" Holm and Councilman Tony Neal dig in at the Dec. 12 groundbreaking for the combined police/public works facility.
Georgetown police force at full sworn strength
GEORGETOWN ─ There’s a chance that by the end of this year, the Georgetown Police Department and Public Works Department will be in their new home, a state-of-the-art complex on University Drive … more
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Attorney general finds Sussex County violated Freedom of Information Act
The Delaware attorney general on Feb. 20 found that Sussex County violated Freedom of Information Act standards. more
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This dog heading to a temporary foster home is obviously one happy canine.
Fosters a priority need as Brandywine Valley SPCA recovers from storm
GEORGETOWN ─ Truly grateful for immediate community response, the Brandywine Valley SPCA is seeking continued support in the aftermath of the destructive winter storm that inflicted damage and … more
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These vehicles will bring health care to where the patients are, rather than waiting for more serious concerns to emerge, Beebe officials said.
Beebe opens majority of care sites on Feb. 25
LEWES — With the exception of the Georgetown and Millsboro Health centers, Beebe Healthcare announced its other sites will resume normal operations on Feb. 25. As an interim measure, the Beebe … more
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