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GEORGETOWN — Some of the intricacies of Sussex County zoning were on display during a court mandated public hearing during the Jan. 6 session of the county council. Part of the confusion … more
A 37-year-old man died after fleeing from a traffic stop in Milford on Jan. 11, Delaware State Police said. more
In the final moments of last December, the Millsboro Fire Co. hit a plateau. A fire alarm sounded minutes before 2026 arrived, giving the agency 700 calls for the year. more
DOVER — The 2025 Delaware Climate Action Plan comes with high stakes attached. more
A Jan. 12 public hearing is set regarding the proposed renewal of Georgetown’s Downtown Development District designation with the state. more
GEORGETOWN ─ The Possum Point Players community theater group will hold auditions on Feb. 2 for its spring fundraiser, “In Good Company: Possums Past, Present and Future.” Auditions for … more
After selecting leaders and assigning committees at its first meeting of the new year, Sussex County Council usually adopts its rules for the coming term. more
Cadence Academy Preschool hopes to expand and now has Millsboro Town Council’s preliminary approval. more
GEORGETOWN — Sussex County residents voted for change in 2024, electing three new members of the county council, but that change will take more time to percolate to the leadership positions. … more
Told by his contractor that he wouldn’t need a permit to build a 30-by-60-foot shed in his backyard, Recordo Nock said he was surprised to find his property to be in violation of code. more
Typically, when Sussex County Council is ready to render a decision on a zoning application, the item appears under the “Old Business” heading of its agenda. more
Development decisions about two of the largest and most controversial projects recently proposed in Sussex County are inching closer. more
During its Jan. 7 meeting, the Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission plans to conduct a public hearing on proposed improvements to a water treatment facility in Broadkill Beach. more
The Delaware Office of Management and Budget is seeking to add an emergency vehicle operations course to its already approved Delaware State Police Troop 4, off Patriots Way in Millsboro. more
Signed into law in May 2022, the Delaware Department of Labor has announced that eligible employees can now submit claims for paid family and medical leave. more
In 1980, there was the “Miracle on Ice,” when the U.S. men’s Olympic hockey team, a heavy underdog, stunned the mighty Soviet Union. more
The Georgetown Speedway has added another gem to its 2026 season: a second Super DIRTcar Series date, showcasing the Beasts of the Northeast big-block modified cars. more
It’s giveback time for school districts in Delaware. This year, it means that the Indian River School District and Howard T. Ennis School are required to return more than $2 million it received from the state. more
The pace of home sales in the First State is slowing, but historical context can explain that impact. more
About 500 attendees took part in a Dec. 28 candlelight vigil in Georgetown honoring the life of Cpl./1 Matthew “Ty” Snook, a Delaware state trooper who was fatally shot two days before Christmas. more
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