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The reenactment of the birth of Jesus is planned Dec. 21 at the Live Nativity on the Georgetown Circle.
Live Nativity planned for Georgetown’s Circle
Pending permission from the town, the Live Nativity on the Georgetown Circle, an annual event presented since 2019, will return with a one-night show Dec. 21. more
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As a free holiday event, the Georgetown Public Library will offer four Saturday displays of model trains from the Delaware SeaSide Railroad Club.
Holiday train display on track at Georgetown library
The Delaware SeaSide Railroad Club is assembling a showcase of its prize model trains at the Georgetown Public Library. more
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From left, Ron Gillespie, Kevin Brown and Chris Black have teamed to bring the late Jimmy Boyer's vast model railroading collection to life in a permanent exhibit at the Marvel Museum in Georgetown. The train show will be featured during holiday open houses Dec. 6, 13 and 20. .
December holiday open houses set at Georgetown Historical Society
GEORGETOWN ─ Holiday open houses at the Georgetown Historical Society’s Marvel Museum are scheduled for three Saturdays in December leading up to Christmas. On Dec. 6, 13 and 20, from 9 … more
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Nancy Choma, an M&T Bank senior vice president/retail regional manager, center, is flanked by the Levering family during the bank's $25,000 contribution to Make-a-Wish Philadelphia, Delaware & Susquehanna Valley.
M&T contributes $115,000 to Delaware nonprofits
M&T Bank marked its annual Day of Gratitude on Nov. 19 with a $115,000 investment in two Delaware-based nonprofits that exemplify service, hope and community impact. more
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A survey sent out by the Indian River School District to staff received 651 responses.
Indian River School District’s first survey targets staff
Via a questionnaire, the Indian River School District has heard from hundreds of employees, hoping to receive a better pulse of the atmosphere in its facilities. more
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The Stockley Tavern's Hoods and Hooters: Drive for a Cause fundraiser in late September raised $113,000 for breast cancer awareness, education and survivor support throughout the state. At the recent check presentation to the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition are, from left, Francesca Vogel, Tracy Adams, Ken Adams, Sandra Hoffman, Teresa Rogers and Connie Holdridge.
Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition reports on support
Backing for the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition was highlighted this fall with various fundraisers, many held during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. more
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A message on a Smyrna storefront encourages shopping at small businesses.
Holiday shopping a gift for smaller merchants in Delaware
Founded by American Express in 2010, Small Business Saturday returns Nov. 29. more
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Patty Luckini, the owner of the Middletown-based Sweet Dreams Confections, is ready to welcome local shoppers during Small Business Saturday on Nov. 29 and beyond.
First State’s small-business owners ready for season
As the time for holiday shopping grew closer, Patty Luckini sounded giddy about Nov. 29. more
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Jan. 14 now a student school day in IRSD
SELBYVILLE ─ The Indian River School District announced that Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026 will now be a regular school day for students and staff. The day was previously designated as no school … more
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Possum Point Players presenting a Christmas classic
GEORGETOWN ─ The Possum Point Players community theater group will present “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever!” on Dec. 5, 6, 7, 12, 13 and 14 at Possum Hall, 441 Old Laurel Road. … more
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Delaware recorded 1,228 settled home sales in October, showing a slight increase compared to the same month last year, according to the Delaware Association of Realtors.
Rates challenging, but Delaware home market remains stable
Current mortgage rates may be an impediment to some Delaware homebuyers, but the market remains steady nonetheless. So said Delaware Association of Realtors president Scott Farnan. more
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Michael Newell, the chief judge of Delaware's Family Courts, left, looks on as Sean O'Sullivan, the chief of community relations for the Office of the State Court Administrator, shares information on the new Sussex County Family Court in a Nov. 12 tour. On the wall are murals created by foster children, contributed by local artist John Donato.
New Sussex Family Court makes case for comfort, security
Dwarfing its previous rendition, Sussex County Family Court now stands along East Market and South Race streets in Georgetown as a three-level testament to modern design. more
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The Sussex County Administrative Offices are located on the Circle in Georgetown.
Sussex County publishes Cool Spring Crossing agency questions
As of Nov. 18, Sussex County Council’s questions for the state’s Department of Transportation and Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control regarding Cool Spring Crossing had been published on the project’s webpage. more
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Georgetown residence struck by gunfire
The Delaware State Police are investigating a Nov. 19 shooting that left a Georgetown residence hit by gunfire. more
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Sussex County offices will close during the afternoon of Dec. 5 for the annual Mildred King Luncheon.
Sussex offices will close early Dec. 5 for employee lunch
Sussex County offices will be closed the afternoon of Dec. 5 to allow employees to attend the annual Mildred King Luncheon. more
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Sussex County Council adjusted its retail marijuana ordinance during its Nov. 18 session.
Changes to marijuana ordinance OK’d by Sussex council
With a lone dissenting vote cast by Vice President John Rieley, Sussex County Council adopted changes to its marijuana ordinance Nov. 18. more
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Bushel Basket Tree, Cambridge, MD
Light Up Your Life! Christmas Tree, Menorah & Kinara Lighting Events
Lights will be twinkling across Delmarva as communities celebrate the season by lighting traditional trees, stacks of crab pots and bushel baskets, menorahs, kinaras and more to kick off the holiday … more
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A shovel is buried in a mound of snow in Middletown on Jan. 8. Looking ahead to winter 2025-26, forecasters are cautiously optimistic that less snow will fall than did last season.
Forecasters: Less snow may blanket Delaware this winter
As winter approaches, will the need for shovels, as well? Only time will tell, but meteorologists are predicting possibly less snow this year than last. more
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These are the highlights of the ordinance governing Sussex County marijuana retailers discussed by County Council on Sept. 9. A public hearing on these is planned Nov. 18.
Hearings on marijuana, sediment policy set in Sussex County
Before both entities recess until mid-December, Sussex County Council and the Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on marijuana ordinance revisions and a proposed sediment and runoff policy, respectively. more
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Last year's winner in DelDOT's Name That Plow contest for Sussex County was "Blizzard Wizard" submitted by John M. Clayton Elementary in Frankford.
DelDOT announces annual Name That Plow Contest
DOVER ─ The Delaware Department of Transportation is kicking off its 5th annual Name That Plow Contest, inviting elementary school students in grades K–5 across Delaware to come up with … more
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