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The Enslaved Persons Project, organized by members of First State Heritage Park, will tell the stories of the forgotten people who lived and worked on Feb. 28 at The John Bell House on The Green.
First State Heritage Park to bring Dover’s dark past to light
DOVER — The staff at First State Heritage Park would like to invite the community to discover some local folks whose stories have been lost in history. The Enslaved Persons Project will bring … more
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Commercial customers and community members are invited to join Pittsville Ford on March 5th to celebrate the grand opening. PROVIDED PHOTO
Pittsville Ford set to open commercial service center in Wicomico County
PITTSVILLE — Preston Automotive Group is set to hold a grand opening celebration next month for its Ford Pro™ Elite Commercial Service Center in Pittsville. Commercial customers and … more
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Middletown High held a college letter of intent signing ceremony Feb. 4. Arcadia-bound lacrosse player Brooklyn Erney is joined by prep teammates.
Cavaliers, Eagles athletes will continue playing careers in college
Senior athletes at Middletown and Smyrna high schools took part in college letter of intent ceremonies and will compete in college next school year. more
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is preparing to restock downstate ponds in anticipation of the start of 2026 trout season.
It’s almost trout time as downstate ponds to get restocked
DOVER — The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) has the answer for those who might be getting spring fever — go fish. DNREC’s 2026 downstate pond … more
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More than 20 of the area’s top chefs will prepare signature small plates for guests to enjoy throughout the night. PROVIDED PHOTO
Upcoming Chefs for Habitat celebrates its 15th anniversary, Hollywood style
SALISBURY — Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County is set to host its Chefs for Habitat Gourmet Gala on Saturday, March 7, at the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center. Celebrating its 15th … more
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Wendy's in Princess Anne opened for business on Jan. 21, 2026 and on Saturday, Feb. 21 will hold its re-grand opening with a giveaway of 100 Wendy's for one year for the first 100 customers in line before 10:30 a.m. opening.
New Wendy's in Princess Anne announces re-grand opening
PRINCESS ANNE — One month after its doors opened Flynn Group LP announces that its new Wendy’s on Brittingham Lane in Princess Anne will hold its grand re-opening Saturday, Feb. 21 with a … more
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs scholarship applications due March 20
DOVER — The General Federation of Women’s Clubs Delaware announced its online application period is open to students to apply for a scholarship until March 20. This year the organization is … more
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Gov. Matt Meyer, right, presents the Order of the First State, Delaware's highest civilian award, to Brooks Banta.
Five honored with Order of the First State
DOVER ─ Five people with various backgrounds, careers and public service were honored Feb. 12 by Gov. Matt Meyer with the Order of the First State, Delaware’s highest civilian honor. Brooks … more
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Lifelong Seaford resident Mchael Vincent, left, receives the Order of the First State, Delaware’s highest civilian honor, from Gov. Matt Meyer.
Longtime public servant awarded Delaware’s highest civilian honor
SEAFORD ─ It’s kind of a motto, two words that signify longtime public servant Michael H. Vincent’s long career in public service. Those words are “give back.” On Feb. 12, Mr. … more
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The Milford City Council on March 9 will consider granting a conditional-use permit to Stone & Sage Holistic Healing Center, located at 206 N. Walnut St., which was cited by the city government in September 2025 for not having the proper permits.
Milford holistic-therapy business gets Planning Commission backing
MILFORD — Amy Perfetti opened Stone & Sage Holistic Healing Center at her house in 2025, but was cited by city officials last September for doing so without proper permits. Ms. Perfetti made … more
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IMAGE COURTESY OF DELAWARE CRIME STOPPERS
Anonymous Delaware Crime Stoppers tipsters boost communities
DOVER — Michael Gallagher doesn’t want to know anonymous tipsters but recognizes their impact. more
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Bill Owens and daughter Amanda Owens hold a basket of produce grown indoors at their poultry farm in Roxana. With their newly launched A&B Indoor Farms, they are converting one of their chicken houses into an indoor hydroponic growing system for vegetables supported by LED lighting.
Farming conversion: Chickens to leafy greens
ROXANA ─ For three generations, the Owens family has been involved in poultry, growing chickens for several major companies. “My parents have been in poultry industry for probably 35 to 40 … more
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The Delaware Department of Education's Charter School Accountability Committee has recommended revocation of the charter of Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence.
Accountability committee recommends revocation of Bryan Allen Stevenson School’s charter
GEORGETOWN ─ A state education committee has recommended revocation of the charter of Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence, citing enrollment, financial and organizational concerns. Last … more
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U.S. Dept. of Veteran Affairs upgrades Maryland Health Care System infrastructure
BALTIMORE — VA Maryland Health Care System today announced it has begun infrastructure upgrades to ensure safe and effective patient care. These projects are part of a record $4.8 billion in … more
Civil rights leader and former presidential candidate Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., center, is with University of Maryland Eastern Shore Chancellor William P. Hytche, left, during a campaign stop at UMES in April 1984. He was a Democrat candidate for President that year and the Marylander and Herald wrote that an estimated 1,200 turned out to hear the leader of the Rainbow Coalition just days before the Maryland primary.
UMES remembers the late Jesse Jackson
“History was made at UMES” on April 24, 1984 when the Rev. Jesse Jackson spoke on the Princess Anne campus ahead of the May 8 Maryland primary where he was “the third man in a three-man race … more
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Delaware AeroSpace Academy youth camp dates announced
SMYRNA — The Delaware AeroSpace Education Foundation will host weeklong camps for children this summer, a news release said. more
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A recent Little League Challenger game in Wicomico County.
Registration is open for Little League Challenger in Wicomico County
SALISBURY — Wicomico Recreation & Parks’ Little League Challenger program returns to the field this spring. Little League Challenger is an adaptive program that provides individuals with … more
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Smyrna High product Obi Coleman is a sophomore in the men's program.
Smyrna, Middletown area basketball players competing for Delaware Tech
Multiple former high school athletes from the Middletown and Smyrna area are playing for the men's and women's  basketball teams at Delaware Technical Community College this winter. more
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Farmers market announces award for Farm to Pantry purchases
LEWES — The Historic Lewes Farmers Market announced it has been awarded $10,000 from the ACME Markets Foundation to purchase fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and eggs for the Food Pantry Purchase … more
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Delmarva Chicken Association offering communications internship
GEORGETOWN — The Delmarva Chicken Association seeks an enthusiastic college or university student to join the trade association as a paid summer communications intern. Its ideal candidate … more
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