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The Millsboro Police Deprtment recently welcomed three new officers. This increases the sworn force to 20, one below the budget authorized limit. From left, Mayor Bob McKee, new officers Steve Redner, Ryan Craft and Autumn Potter, and Police Chief David Moyer.
Millsboro approves chief’s request for police administrative specialist
MILLSBORO — Granted town council approval, Millsboro Police Department is seeking to fill a civilian vacancy through the creation of a police administrative specialist, a position which would … 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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Delaware School Nurse of the Year Aimee Hastings takes the temperature of an Everett Meredith Middle School student March 3.
Delaware’s top school nurse focuses on diabetic students
The 2026 Delaware School Nurse of the Year is a parent, as well. That at-home role has led Aimee Hastings of the Appoquinimink School District to develop a passion for supporting students with diabetes, like her son. more
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Delaware State Fair officials announced the last concerts for this year's event, set July 23 through Aug. 1.
Delaware State Fair rounds out ’26 concerts with country, Christian artists
The Delaware State Fair has added two last Delaware Lottery Summer Concert Series options at the agricultural-flavored summer gathering set for July 23 through Aug. 1 in Harrington. more
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Wicomico County Public Schools.
2026 Wicomico Spelling Bee Champions compete March 7 in Maryland Eastern Shore Regional Spelling Bee at UMES
SALISBURY — Wicomico County school spelling bee champions selected through competition at the school level will now compete in the 2026 Maryland Eastern Shore Regional Spelling Bee at the … more
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Cierra Dickerson of Delmar, Maryland, visits the Seaford Volunteer Fire Department Train & Toy Show on Feb. 28 with her children — from left, Kataleya Brown, Kyngsley Brown and Khristian Brown.
Seaford fire department fundraiser caters to train fans
Vendors, serious collectors and those with casual interest occupied two floors of the Seaford Volunteer Fire Department on Feb. 28 during its 30th annual Train & Toy Show. more
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Women Supporting Women logo. PROVIDED PHOTO
Women Supporting Women to host nutrition class
SALISBURY — Women Supporting Women is holding a nutrition class for Survivors and caregivers at the MAC Center on April 18, starting at 9 a.m. Officials said the purpose of the event is to … more
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Deer's Head Hospital Center is the second LifeSpan Network facility accredited to raise the Purple Flag of Excellence in Dementia Care
Deer's Head accredited to wave the Purple Flag of 'Excellence in Dementia Care'
OLD LYME, CONN. — Purple Flag Excellence in Dementia Care™ has accredited its second community in Maryland – Deer’s Head Hospital Center in Salisbury, a LifeSpan Network community. This … more
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Vendors mingle with attendees at the 17th annual Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce Spring Expo March 5 at the Townsend Fire Co.
17th annual Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce Spring Expo connects vendors with community
The 17th annual Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce Spring Expo drew vendors and the public together at the Townsend Fire Co.  March  5. more
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A part-time worker for the Milford Parks and Recreation Department, whom city officials identified only as Fran, works on a clock that was installed in 2006 in front of Riverfront Theater on South Walnut Street.
Spring forward into daylight saving time March 8
DOVER — At 2 a.m. on March 8 — or before retiring for the evening — clocks without automatic Daylight Saving Time settings should be moved forward one hour, as the annual time change begins … more
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A crane installs new bypass equipment at the Indian River Inlet
Sand bypass operations at Indian River Inlet to resume
DOVER — The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control announced it has signed a contract with First State Crane Service to operate the replacement sand bypass system at the Indian … more
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Tim Kennard's sister thanks participants taking part in the March 1 race. SALISBURY INDEPENDENT/RICHARD CAINES
Hundreds come out to raise money for 21st annual Tim Kennard River Run in Salisbury
SALISBURY — Roughly 400 participants recently turned out for the 21st annual Tim Kennard River Run in Salisbury, getting exercise and raising money for a good cause. Elected officials and the … more
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Air Mobility Command Museum director John Taylor, left, and operations manager Michael Hurlburt stand by the facility's latest acquisition, an A-10C Thunderbolt II.
Fearsome force in a small package: AMC Museum in Dover gets A-10 Warthog
If an A-10C Thunderbolt II arrives while you’re on the battlefield, pray it’s on your side. more
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Indian River High School's class of 1984 earned the Spirit Award at the 2025 Beef & Brew fundraiser for having the most class members in attendance. Seated, from left, are Jan Jestice and Sandy Mitchell; standing, from left, are Pam Webb, Lisa Travalini, Jen Troublefield, Lori Bennett, Dana Murray and Bennett Murray.
Indian River alumni set Beef & Brew benefit March 28
School pride will take the stage March 28 with the Indian River High School Alumni Association’s 11th annual Beef & Brew fundraiser. more
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From left, Mary Zober, Heather Thomson, Mallory Vogl, Valerie Miller and Alexandra Jorgensen perform in "The Sweet Delilah Swim Club" during its premiere last weekend.
Take a dip with Kent County Theatre Guild
Five actors have made Patrice Hartung’s first directorial effort for the Kent County Theatre Guild as easy as a day at the beach. more
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Mike Agnew, executive director of Tharros Village, in front of one of the 28 new tents purchased for this summer season.
Tharros Village announces new tents, need for volunteers
LEWES — February’s blizzard downed trees, cut power and buried roads, but it also soaked the former site of Delaware State Police Troop 7, where seasonal homeless camp Tharros Village has … more
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Delaware State Police Troop 3 presentation discussing crime and traffic trends for 2025 and 2026.
Delaware State Police Troop 3 shares crime and traffic trends
CAMDEN — In the soft yellow lighting of the LGI Room at Caesar Rodney High School, Rep. Lyndon Yearick and representatives of the Delaware State Police Toop 3 discussed crime and traffic trends for … more
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A piping plover fledgling explores its newfound independence along The Point’s shoreline. Dozens of species of birds call this area home during the warmer months.
Piping plovers, least terns, American oystercatchers have a tough year on The Point
CAPE HENLOPEN — Since 1993 the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has closed The Point at Cape Henlopen State Park, including stretches of ocean and bay beach, to human … more
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Legislative Hall in Dover, where the Delaware General Assembly meets.
Milford civic activist to run for 36th District House seat
MILFORD — Julie Morris, who closely monitors Milford’s civic affairs and regularly participates in the City Council’s public-comment sessions, announced March 5 she will run as an independent … more
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