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Angela Mariano, Associated Builders and Contractors' Delaware board chair, left, and ABC Delaware president Jennifer Cohan cut the ribbon at ABC's 16 S. Front St. office in Georgetown on Oct. 24.
ABC Delaware moves to better serve its members
Its recent move was only a couple blocks away, but the Delaware chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors now has a much larger Georgetown office from which to serve its Sussex County members. more
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An ordinance amendment approved Oct. 27 by Georgetown Town Council prohibits sleeping in The Circle or in town parks from sunset to sunrise.
Sunset to sunrise: no sleeping in Circle, Georgetown public parks
From sunset to sunrise, it is now unlawful to sleep in Georgetown's Circle or in the town’s parks. more
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CHEER held a groundbreaking Oct. 28 for an administrative building and the Gateway East Senior Residential Village in Georgetown. From left are Delaware director of housing Matt Heckles, state Sen. Dave Wilson, CHEER CEO Beckett Wheatley, state Sen. Brian Pettyjohn, CHEER board president Walter Koopman, Georgetown Mayor Bill West, board treasurer Andy Hartstein, board member Marlene Brown, board vice president John Sheetz and board member Jane Hovington.
CHEER breaks ground for new apartments, admin hub
Over the coming year, there should be plenty for older adults in Sussex County to cheer about. On Oct. 28, CHEER — a nonprofit that provides services to residents ages 50-plus — broke ground for the Gateway East Senior Residential Village in Georgetown, the first of four planned developments of low- to moderate-income housing. more
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FILE - The OpenAI logo appears on a mobile phone in front of a computer screen with random binary data, March 9, 2023, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer, File)
OpenAI may move forward with new business structure, partnership with Microsoft, regulator says
OpenAI said Tuesday it has reorganized its ownership structure and converted its business into a public benefit corporation and a crucial regulator, the Delaware attorney general, said she approved … more
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First State Military Academy cadets salute while walking through campus. For video with this story, visit baytobaynews.com. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON
First State Military Academy open house on Nov. 18
CLAYTON — First State Military Academy will hold its school-wide open house for the 2026-2027 school year on Nov. 15 at 9 a.m., a news release said. more
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Georgetown Speedway's 2025 season concludes Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 with the Mid-Atlantic Championship event.
Mid-Atlantic Championship weekend on deck at Georgetown Speedway
GEORGETOWN ─ Georgetown Speedway’s 2025 schedule culminates with a double delight showcasing the Mid-Atlantic Championship weekend Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 that includes the return of the Super … more
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In September, the median listing price for Delaware homes was $418,300, up 4% from the same time last year.
Delaware housing market 'weird or strange', top agent says
The 2025 Delaware Realtor of the Year isn’t quite sure what’s happening in the industry. According to Andrea Harrington, the current market climate is “weird or strange.” more
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Lori Borselli and Levin Clark hold a pink blanket, as state Sen. Dave Wilson orchestrates bidding, during the County Seat Cruisers' Oct. 18 car show supporting the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition.
October: Think pink for breast cancer awareness
It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a worldwide initiative to educate about the disease, promote early detection and support research and services for those affected. more
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From left, Morgan Peterson and Jamiah Weston (TidalHealth Nanticoke Cardiac Department) and Mya Swift (Primary Care) share information on the MyChart option at the Healthfest.
TidalHealth/CHEER Healthfest 2025
GEORGETOWN ─ TidalHealth and CHEER Inc. partnered to present the 2025 Healthfest on Oct. 25. The event at the CHEER Community Center included more than 30 vendors and exhibitors, entertainment … more
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This vehicle was involved in an Oct. 17 crash into The Circle in Georgetown. The driver was charged with DUI.
Georgetown’s Circle takes two more vehicular hits
Two individuals were charged with DUI after a pair of crashes into The Circle in Georgetown last weekend. more
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This undated photo provided by the Philadelphia Police Department shows Kada Scott, 23, who has been missing since she stepped outside during her night shift at a nursing home on Oct. 4. (Philadelphia Police Department via AP)
A murder charge is in the works in Kada Scott's death as video reveals a possible accomplice
Investigators say they have video evidence suggesting that two people may have been involved in moving and burying the body of 23-year-old Kada Scott as Philadelphia prosecutors are preparing murder … more
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Submitted to Sussex County from the Becker Morgan Group, this is the current master plan for the Belle Mead development, near Lewes, with Del. 24 along the top.
Public record on Belle Mead development along John J. Williams Highway closes Oct. 28
Though the overall public record closed in September, the community can still weigh in on the proposed Belle Mead Farm on Del. 24, near Lewes. more
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James Fuqua makes his case for the proposed Atlantic Fields shopping center, near Rehoboth Beach, during a Sussex County Council meeting with a full audience Oct. 21.
Atlantic Fields decision delayed by council
Sussex County Council gave itself more time to review the Atlantic Fields shopping center proposal, following a public hearing lasting several hours Oct. 21. more
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William Jason Alumni Association president Janie Miller, right, welcomes honoree Dr. Reba Hollingsworth during a celebration of the school's founding Oct. 17 at Delaware Technical Community College in Georgetown. Dr. Hollingsworth was a teacher at Jason, a high school for Black students from 1950-67.
Hail to the ‘Mighty Jason Pioneers’
For Waynne Paskins, Lois Mumford and other Black children, William C. Jason Comprehensive High School in Georgetown was an innovative step from education to adulthood during segregation. more
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From left, Sussex Tech alumni Courtney and Josh Lynch, Samantha Haas, and Jeremy Dutton at the Ravens' homecoming football game.
Dutton appointed Sussex Tech alumni association president
Dutton appointed Sussex Tech alumni association president GEORGETOWN ─ The Sussex Technical High School Alumni Association announces the appointment of Jeremy Dutton as the new president. … more
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Millsboro Councilman Marty Presley, left, speaks about housing and zoning at Town Council's Oct. 6 meeting.
Concerns surface about potential state impact on local zoning, land use
Gov. Matt Meyer signed Senate Joint Resolution 8 in August to create a pilot program through the Delaware State Housing Authority that would assist municipalities in bolstering the availability of affordable homes. more
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The current master plan for the Belle Mead development, with Del. 24 along the top of the image, as submitted to Sussex County by the Becker Morgan Group.
John J. Williams Highway housing development update set for Sussex County Council meeting
GEORGETOWN — County staff have scheduled an update on the proposed Belle Mead Farm off Del. 24, across from the proposed Atlantic Fields shopping center, during the Sussex County … more
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A broadcast of a Sussex County Council meeting commences Oct. 7.
Delawareans everywhere have eyes on public meeting broadcasts
These days, residents statewide can sit in on some public meetings without ever leaving their homes. more
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The Possum Point Players community theater is located at 441 Old Landing Road, Georgetown.
Possum Point Players holding clothing sale Oct. 25
GEORGETOWN ─ The Possum Point Players will hold a clothing sale Oct. 25 The fundraiser will feature gently used adult clothes and accessories. It will run from 8 a.m. to noon indoors at the … more
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Doug Liberman of Larson Engineering Group shares information on the future land use map and rezoning change requests.
Affordable housing linked to Georgetown rezoning request
GEORGETOWN ─ The town council has before it requests for comprehensive plan future land use map amendments with subdivision and rezoning that could turn a portion of church-owned highway commercial … more
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