|
FREDERICA — The list of municipalities opposed to data centers is growing and now the town of Frederica may be added to that list. The Frederica Town Council on Wednesday will conduct a first …
more
 By Brian Trompeter
|
8/28/26
|
|
DOVER — When Holy Cross High School celebrated the opening of its renovated building at 2319 S. Dupont Highway last year, officials made it understood — the facility is only temporary.
Now, …
more
 By Mike Finney
|
8/28/26
|
|
After a competitive selection process, Jason Lyon was chosen as the assistant city manager for Dover on Thursday, Aug. 27.
more
 By Xiomara Moore
|
8/28/26
|
|
After an EF1 tornado damaged the Superlodge/Capital City Lodge and the Days Inn in Dover on Aug. 20, repair plans are unknown, according to a city official.
more
By Xiomara Moore
|
8/28/26
|
|
Warmer weather will be drawing retiring Dagsboro town administrator Cindi Brought to the South.
more
 By Glenn Rolfe
|
8/28/26
|
|
Clouds, chemtrails and high humidity weakened the sharpness and color of Thursday night's partial lunar eclipse, but it was unmistakable when the Earth's shadow began obscuring most of the …
more
8/28/26
|
|
Experience, priority, teamwork and training combined for a lifesaving rescue for the Seaford Volunteer Fire Department in March.
more
By Glenn Rolfe
|
8/28/26
|
|
MILFORD — The Food Bank of Delaware and Delaware Department of Labor will host a Job & Resource Expo on Thursday, Sept. 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Food Bank, 102 Delaware Veterans Blvd. …
more
8/28/26
|
|
There was little variation in fuel prices in the state over the last week.
more
By Glenn Rolfe
|
8/28/26
|
|
PRINCESS ANNE — A world-renowned energy scientist and expert in renewable energy, climate policy and sustainable development kicks off the UMES School of Agricultural and Natural Sciences’ (SANS) …
more
For BaytoBayNews.com
|
8/28/26
|
|
Apples grown on Delmarva come in many varieties, and fall’s harvest offers tasty ways to enjoy them all.
more
By Glenn Rolfe
|
8/28/26
|
|
People who like to stretch their legs in the great outdoors, while breathing clean air and soaking in autumn’s sights have plenty of choices in Delaware.
more
By Brian Trompeter
|
8/28/26
|
|
The DE Turf Sports Complex in Frederica attracts young athletes from all over the country to compete in its regional and national tournaments.
more
By Mike Finney
|
8/28/26
|
|
CRISFIELD — The sights, sounds and flavors of the Chesapeake Bay will once again take center stage when the fifth annual Crisfield Heritage Festival returns Oct. 10.
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., …
more
8/28/26
|
|
DOVER — It’s become common to see individuals setting up shop with paintbrushes and pallets early in the fall in the downtown area.
That tradition — known as “Paint Dover!” — will …
more
By Mike Finney
|
8/28/26
|
|
MILFORD — It’s taken more than a year past earlier estimates, but Milford Museum’s leaders told the City Council on Monday the facility likely will be ready to reopen to the public in about two …
more
By Brian Trompeter
|
8/28/26
|
|
Want to find ways to enjoy the last bits of summer? Look no further than these upcoming Best Bets.
more
Daily State News
|
8/28/26
|
|
Saturday, Aug. 29, is the third annual Community Day of Healing & Restoration at Nutter Park in Seaford, along Collins Avenue and adjacent to the Chandler Heights apartment complex.
more
By Glenn Rolfe
|
8/28/26
|
|
SMITH ISLAND — Maryland has heritage trails focusing on specialties from craft beverages to ice cream, so why not a Smith Island Cake Trail?
Somerset County Recreation, Parks & …
more
BaytoBayNews.com
|
8/28/26
|
|
OAKLAND, Calif. — Kids under 18 will soon see a host of changes to their Instagram and Facebook experiences thanks to a historic $18 billion settlement Meta Platforms reached Wednesday with 48 U.S. …
more
Associated Press
|
8/27/26
|