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Sections of Tulip Drive in Lewes will be closed for the next two months, as the Delaware Department of Transportation begins improvement work along Coastal Highway.
DelDOT begins Tulip Drive enhancements, closes Coastal Highway lane
For the next two months, northbound Coastal Highway in Lewes will be down a lane near Five Points, as the Delaware Department of Transportation continues improvements between Old Mill Road and Tulip Drive. more
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Two young Dover Night Out attendees are handed out merch from Corporal Christine Bowie, with the Delaware State Police's community engagement unit.
GALLERY: Dover Police Department brings community together for Dover Night Out
The capital city spent the night out at Dover High School on Aug. 5, for the police department's annual 'Dover Night Out.' Community members could visit local vendors and meet with … more
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Cali Williams of Middletown is crowned Miss Delaware Teen USA on June 29 at The Tatnall School in Wilmington.
New Miss Delaware Teen USA has multifaceted life
Cali Williams of Middletown is Miss Delaware Teen USA 2025, but that’s certainly not all. She’s also an 18-year-old Middletown High School graduate who aims to be a Delaware State Police trooper and listens to the rock band Metallica. more
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Lewes Fire Department announces Robbie Stephens as new chief
The Lewes Fire Department announced Aug. 4 that it has elected a chief following the suspension and resignation of Bill Buckaloo on July 21. more
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Tom Morse of Morse Holdings shares plans for The Commons on Vines Creek during the Aug. 4 Dagsboro Town Council meeting. Looking on are Councilmen John Marvel, left, and Jason Russell.
Dagsboro council approves Morse family's project plans
A family-owned roof and home improvement business has the go-ahead for a commercial-residential complex in Dagsboro coined The Commons on Vines Creek. more
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Millsboro Town Councilwoman Kimberley Kaan looks on as Millsboro Police Chief Brian Calloway announces Aug. 4 that he will be leaving his post to become a criminal justice instructor at Sussex Technical High School.
Duty calls: Millsboro chief leaving to teach at Sussex Tech
MILLSBORO – Passion for teaching and loyal alma mater ties have precipitated a sudden career change for Millsboro Police Chief Brian Calloway. Chief Calloway has accepted an offer to teach … more
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Lewes FOP unanimously passes vote of no confidence in city manager
Members of Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 22 have passed a unanimous vote of no confidence in Lewes city manager Ellen McCabe, citing their belief that officers were improperly promoted. more
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BrightBloom Centers, which provides treatment for autism, opened its Seaford location in the Nylon Capital Center in early July. Due to ongoing construction, there is a side parking lot, with the entrance at the rear.
Now open, BrightBloom brings comprehensive autism support to Seaford
An autumn open house is planned for Seaford's BrightBloom Centers, a provider of treatment for children with autism spectrum disorder and special needs. more
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Bay nettles, like this one at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, are one of the more common types of jellyfish found along Delaware's coast.
Local, national marine experts address Delaware shore jellyfish concerns
While encountering a stinging jellyfish may sour a beach day, it’s not all that unusual, and 2025’s seemingly larger population isn’t outside of the norm, experts say. more
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From left, Joe and Tonda Parks, hosts and founders of the Gourmet Dinner FUN'd Drawing Party and Fund, and Chef Dennis Forbes at Restaurant 55 in Dover on July 29.
CenDel Foundation announces Dennis Forbes as celebrity chef for annual gourmet dinner
The CenDel Foundation has announced Dennis Forbes as its celebrity chef for its 11th annual Gourmet Dinner FUN’d Drawing Party. The party raises money for the Gourmet Dinner … more
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Delaware Department of Transportation officials are undertaking design work this fiscal year for possible installation of cable barriers, like these in the Milford area, along an additional section of Del. 1 between Del. 30 and Del. 16. Installation of the safety barriers would depend on funding availability.
DelDOT seeks to add cable barriers on Del. 1 south of Milford
MILFORD — The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is undertaking design work to add high-tension cable barriers along Del. 1 south of Milford. “The scope of this next project … more
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Councilmembers Roy Sudler and Brian Lewis propose a municipal services impact fee to bring in extra revenue from tax-exempt entities.
Dover committee weighs pros, cons of speed reducers in Lincoln Park
The Council Committee of the Whole considered the request for speed humps in residential neighborhood Lincoln Park during its meeting on July 29, where emergency service providers also … more
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Legislative Hall, home to the Delaware General Assembly, at night.
Valerie Biden Owens headlines 2025 Delaware Women’s Hall of Fame inductee class
DOVER — Valerie Biden Owens, Claire DeMatteis, Charlotte King and Charlotte Miller-Lacy will highlight the 2025 Delaware Women’s Hall of Fame class of inductees, Gov. Matt Meyer announced … more
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Growing abundant flowers, such as these on a bridge at Goat Island in Milford, is among the Milford Garden Club's activities.
Milford Garden Club to hold Summer Membership Drive
Regardless of one’s skill — from backyard beginner to master gardener — the Milford Garden Club can burnish horticultural knowledge, while growing friendships and community service. more
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Gov. Matt Meyer takes a selfie in a room filled with marijuana plants during a July 30 tour of First State Compassion's cultivation facility in Milford.
Governor: Recreational marijuana ‘tremendous opportunity’ for state
Two days before the start of recreational marijuana sales in Delaware, Gov. Matt Meyer toured a Milford cultivation facility July 30, getting a firsthand look — and whiff — of the company’s process. more
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DPH offering Back-to-School sports physicals
DOVER — The Delaware Division of Public Health will hold a special Back-to-School and Sports Physical Day at one clinic in each county the first week of August. The event is open to all … more
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Residents of East Loockerman Street in Dover brought their speeding concerns to the Council Committee of the Whole on July 29.
Dover residents express East Loockerman speeding concerns
Residents of East Loockerman Street in Dover convened at the July 29 Council Committee of the Whole meeting to voice concern about speeders on their road, noting that a toddler was killed there last January. more
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Work to repair and reinforce the Indian River Inlet has been ongoing since a series of breaches in early 2024. The federal government, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and the Delaware Department of Transportation have been proceeding with a variety of projects since then, including installing reinforced bulkheads and restoring the inoperable sand bypass system.
Funding shortfall pushes back Rehoboth, Dewey Beach replenishment projects
While there is a funding shortfall for some beach replenishment, both the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dispute statements that there is no funding at all. more
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Public suggestions sought for new Smyrna district middle school's name
So far, Smyrna School District officials say they have received a good number of suggestions regarding a new name for Clayton Intermediate School. more
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The purchase of a Historic Lewes Farmers Market Tomato Festival T-shirt, available at the market, will come with a free raffle ticket.
Tomato Festival highlights this week’s Lewes farmers market
The Historic Lewes Farmers Market is celebrating its favorite fruit from 8 a.m. to noon Aug. 2, with the 19th annual Tomato Festival at George H.P. Smith Park, Dupont Avenue. more
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