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SMYRNA — A National Human Trafficking Awareness Month community event will be held at 11 a.m. on Jan. 9, according to an announcement by the Town of Smyrna.
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Daily State News
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1/5/26
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SALISBURY — Salisbury City Council could go back to meeting four times per month after some previous combined meetings lasted well into the night.
The council recently held a discussion on …
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 By Richard Caines
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1/5/26
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WILMINGTON — Delaware Supreme Court Justice Karen Valihura has informed Gov. Matt Meyer in a letter sent Jan. 5 that she does not intend to seek reappointment when her term expires in July, a news release said.
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Delaware Administrative Office of the Courts
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1/5/26
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REHOBOTH BEACH — Julia Johnson was introduced as Rehoboth Beach’s new finance director in mid-December, taking over from Burt Dukes, who retired effective Jan. 2.
Ms. Johnson is a certified …
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 By Brian Gilliland
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1/5/26
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LEWES — The Sussex County Association of Realtors announced Jason Farulla, a full-time real estate agent at Coldwell Banker in Lewes, has been approved to serve on its 2026 professional standards …
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By Brian Gilliland
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1/5/26
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SALISBURY – TidalHealth President & CEO, Steve Leonard has announced the appointment of Benny J. Stover as the health system’s next Senior Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial …
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Salisbury Independent
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1/5/26
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The Greater Millsboro Chamber of Commerce will hold its second annual Happy, Healthy Valentine Wellness Fair on Feb. 14 at the Indian River Senior Center on Irons Avenue.
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Daily State News
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1/5/26
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MILFORD — It’s only charcoal, potassium nitrate and sulfur, but gunpowder is nothing to be trifled with, even during its manufacture. In the 119-year period when DuPont Black Powder Works …
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 By Brian Trompeter
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1/5/26
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“If it wasn’t for gender-affirming care — twice — my cancer would have been missed.”
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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1/5/26
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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.
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By Brian Gilliland
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1/5/26
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ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Judiciary in 2026 will implement a new Maryland Judiciary Case Search & Record Portal.
The new portal launches Friday, Jan. 9 and will be a redesign of existing …
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1/5/26
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Though Smyrna has a permanent population of around 15,000 residents, its new police chief estimates that up to 35,000 may be in its boundaries each day.
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 By Craig Anderson
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1/4/26
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FRANKFORD ─ On Dec. 19, Lord's Landscaping owner Amy Hughes, manager Amber Ellis and three crew members visited students at John M. Clayton Elementary School.
Meeting with English …
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Daily State News
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1/4/26
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A shots fired incident on Jan. 2 in Magnolia is under investigation, Delaware State Police said.
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Daily State News
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1/4/26
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The Millsboro Police Department and CORAS Wellness & Behavioral Health are partnering to take a bite out of hunger.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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1/4/26
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Milford and Harrington will focus heavily on economic development during the new year, in hopes of kindling further prosperity.
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By Brian Trompeter
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1/4/26
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Beebe Healthcare has announced free educational opportunities for those wishing to take an active role in improving their health in the new year.
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By Brian Gilliland
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1/3/26
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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.
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By Brian Gilliland
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1/3/26
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The Caesar Rodney School District has been working for months to keep residents schooled about its Feb. 9 operating referendum — through presentations, a new website and voting details.
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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1/3/26
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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.
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By Brian Gilliland
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1/2/26
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