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Milford Middle School principal Susan Frampton points out burgundy and gold window accents in the newly renovated and expanded school's cafeteria.
Expanded Milford Middle School has airy, open feel
Milford Middle School still has its three-story, dark-brick facade from 1929, but its newly renovated and expanded interior abounds with natural light and open space. more
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Preston "Pep" Lewis, flanked by Georgetown Speedway track worker Tanner Hollis and Mr. Lewis' daughter, Kandiss Lewis, holds the 2025 Camp Barnes Benefit Stock Car Race program.
Happy campers the real winners on race night at Georgetown Speedway
In a repeat feat, Super Late Model racer Ross Robinson returned to victory lane Aug. 26 in the Camp Barnes Benefit Stock Car Race at Georgetown Speedway. more
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Milford City Council has tabled Carlisle Lane LLC's plan to build 39 town houses and one single-family home west of Truitt Avenue but will discuss possible changes at a future workshop.
Milford council tables proposed Carlisle Lane subdivision
A proposal to build 39 town houses and one single-family detached home on 4.59 acres, parts of which are in a floodplain, has been halted for now in Milford. more
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Delaware Community Foundation responds to federal funding cuts
At the beginning of the year, federal funding for certain nonprofits was held, and those that depended on it were left in a state of confusion. more
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Sam Yoder & Son, a family-owned manufacturer of engineered wood trusses, is marking its 50th anniversary. From left, Lamar Yoder, manager; Maylon Mast, the original co-founder and co-owner; and Jamin Hudson, co-owner, stand outside the company’s Greenwood manufacturing facility. Christian Hudson, co-owner, is not pictured.
Sam Yoder & Son celebrates 50 years of excellence in construction and community service
GREENWOOD – Sam Yoder & Son, a family-owned manufacturer of engineered wood trusses, is marking its 50th anniversary. What began in 1975 as a solution to poor-quality trusses for local … more
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City of Dover changes web address
DOVER — Officials announced Aug. 25 that the city’s website has undergone its first major change in more than a decade. It can now be found at cityofdover.gov, an alteration from … more
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Indian River High School in Dagsboro was built in 2004, and district officials are seeking state funding to expand it.
Indian River resubmitting request for Indian River High School project
Denied once, the Indian River School District is resubmitting a certificate of necessity to the Delaware Department of Education, seeking state funding to support Indian River High School in Dagsboro. more
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The Blue Envelope Program became operational in Delaware on Aug. 26.
New Blue Envelope Program assists Delaware drivers with disabilities
DOVER — Delaware has launched the Blue Envelope Program, a new statewide community initiative designed to help drivers with autism and other disabilities navigate interactions with law … more
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Nora Barber stands beneath the sunflower she's growing at her Smyrna home. For video with this story, visit baytobaynews.com. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON
Sunflower keeps growing and growing and growing in Smyrna
SMYRNA — There’s no telling exactly how tall the sunflower is. It's maybe 13 to 14 feet high, but the Barber family doesn’t have a ladder to reach the top and measure it. more
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Nephelometric Turbidity Units and Formazin Nephelometric Units are two methods of measuring relative cloudiness of a liquid, using the scattered light method. The units are not interchangeable, but are used for illustrative purposes in this slide presented to the Sussex County Council by Hans Medlarz, project manager. FNU is more aligned with European measurement standards,
Sussex County closing in on sediment, erosion control policy
GEORGETOWN — Progress on an updated sediment and erosion control policy continued forward during the Aug. 19 Sussex County Council meeting, but stopped before an ordinance could be crafted due … more
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FOP lodge furthers allegations of unethical behavior from Dover chief
The executive board of Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 15 shared in an Aug. 25 Facebook post that, after meeting with Dover Police Chief Thomas Johnson, Mayor Robin Christiansen and Deputy Chief Paul Kuntzi that day, the chief will not be resigning. more
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Faye White, organizer of the annual Veterans Honorary Dinner, takes a moment to appreciate her brother, Robert E. Thorne Sr., on Aug. 23.
Dover woman hosts eighth annual Veterans Honorary Dinner
Faye White’s eighth annual Veterans Honorary Dinner in Dover on Aug. 23 gave her the opportunity to both appreciate and feed a few dozen former service members. more
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Past and present educators at Star Hill Elementary School celebrate the school's 100th year on Aug. 21.
Caesar Rodney’s Star Hill Elementary School celebrates its centennial year
Educators, dignitaries and Star Hill Elementary staff, both past and present, all came together Aug. 21 to celebrate the start of the school’s centennial year. The event … more
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A rendering of the Delaware Hospital for the Chronically Ill in Smyrna was shown during its groundbreaking Aug. 21.
Groundbreaking held for new Delaware Hospital for the Chronically Ill facility
The new Delaware Hospital for the Chronically Ill in Smyrna has a hoped-for opening of early 2027 after ground was broken Aug. 21. more
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This food pantry at 102 Delaware Veterans Blvd. in Milford is one of two operated by the Food Bank of Delaware.
Food Bank of Delaware gives out 20.6M meals in FY 2025
NEWARK — Fiscal year 2025 was the busiest ever for Food Bank of Delaware, with nearly 17.3 million pounds of food — equal to 20.6 million meals — distributed throughout the state, … more
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Delaware Marketplace Health Insurance rates double since 2020
Enrollment in the Delaware Health Insurance Marketplace has more than doubled since rates first declined in 2020, according to the state’s Insurance Commissioner, Trinidad … more
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The 40th-anniversary lineup of Mike Hines & The Look, includes, from left, Donny Marvel, Ashley Mitchell, Dean Teat, Dave Simmons, Mike Hines and Greg Gantzer. They will be performing an anniversary concert at Fire & Ice at Bally’s Dover on Aug. 30. PHOTO COURTESY BY MIKE HINES
Mike Hines & The Look back: Band to hold 40th-anniversary concert
DOVER — There are a couple wise words from his father that Mike Hines remembers. “From a young age, my father told me, ‘Son, if you can earn a living doing something you love, … more
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Delaware school vaccination rates mostly increased between 2023-24 and 2024-25, with the exception of the immunization for varicella, or chicken pox.
Delaware school immunizations up slightly from ’23 to ’24
Vaccination rates among kindergartners are decreasing across the United States, but Delaware was one of a few states to see them increase for the 2024-25 school year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says. more
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ChatGPT clarifies machine-learning positives, negatives and infrastructure requirements
Widely used to explain complex topics and summarize large amounts of information, artificial intelligence is making routine or repetitive tasks less labor-intensive, if not obsolete. more
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From left, Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester, Harrington Mayor Frank Tolson, assistant city manager Amanda Marlow, Sen. Chris Coons, city manager Norman Barlow, Rep. Sarah McBride and economic coordinator Doug Poore pose Aug. 19 by a pair of Delmarva Central Railroad's engines in Harrington.
Delmarva Central Railroad pivotal in moving freight on peninsula
HARRINGTON — The next time motorists stop at a crossing while a long Delmarva Central Railroad train rumbles past, they might want to ponder how much longer the wait would be if all that … more
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