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Brian Baull retains the mayoral reins for 2023 as selected by colleagues during Dagsboro council's annual reorganization held Monday, Dec. 19.
Dagsboro nuisance draft will be tweaked
A proposed Dagsboro ordinance structured to abate public nuisances will undergo some revision for clarity. more
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From left, American Legion Nanticoke Post 6 1st Vice Commander Charles Michel and Post 6 Commander Debbie Kisser present Post 6's check to National Commander James LaCoursiere Jr. in support of the American Legion Veterans and Children's Foundation.
Legion national commander’s request: ‘Be the One’
SEAFORD – As of his stop at Nanticoke Post 6 in Seaford Thursday evening during his yearlong tour of the United States, James LaCoursiere Jr. had 167 days remaining in his tenure as American … more
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The City of Seaford will hold its annual Cleanup Week May 12 through May 16.
Cleanup Week set for May 12-16 in Seaford
SEAFORD – Seaford residents can mark May 12-16 as the dates for the annual Cleanup Week, an initiative designed to improve the overall appearance of the city. The city council at the March … more
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The process of creating the mural to honor Richard Allen took around a year, creator Michael Rosato said.
Mural in downtown Smyrna lauds 'American hero'
SMYRNA — The more he learned the more inspired he was to recreate an image of Richard Allen. more
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U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride, left; U.S. Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester, center; and U.S. Sen. Chris Coons stand behind Delaware Medicaid recipients and health care providers at ChristianaCare's Wilmington hospital on Monday during a "Save Medicaid" rally.
Delaware’s federal delegation holds “Save Medicaid” rally amidst potential federal cuts
WILMINGTON — Delaware’s federal delegation denounced the Trump Administration and Congressional Republicans’ continuing resolution on Monday, which calls for the House of … more
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This is the before and after photos of the site remediation that has taken place at 120 S. Governor’s Ave. The site is eventually planned to house a 160 residential unit mixed-use structure. PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE DOWNTOWN DOVER PARTNERSHIP
Downtown Dover Partnership seeks help with brownfield cleanup
DOVER — The Downtown Dover Partnership — to address longtime contamination and environmental justice issues — was awarded a brownfields multipurpose grant from the Environmental … more
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The coal-fired Indian River Power Plant in Dagsboro, the last to use coal in the state, ceased operations Feb. 23.
Coal-fired era ends with Indian River plant closure
A period of coal-fired power generation that spanned several decades is over. NRG’s Indian River Power Plant Unit 4, the last generator in Delaware using coal, ceased operations Feb. 23, after about 68 years. more
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Celebrants at the St. Patrick's Day gathering at Dover's City Hall on Monday included Councilwoman Tricia Arndt, Deacon Bob McMullen of Church of the Holy Cross, Mayor Robin Christiansen and Councilman Fred Neil.
Wee bit of Irish fun: Dover marks St. Pat’s Day with small celebration
The city of Dover celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with a small gathering outside of City Hall on Monday. more
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Mother Nurture Composting Services owner Tiffany Gaston displays a bucket used to discard her clients' food waste.
Mother Nurture business in Smyrna eases composting
Tiffany Gaston of Smyrna aims to improve the environment, one 5-gallon bucket at a time. That’s why she started Mother Nurture Composting Services, which transports food scraps to Linvilla Orchards in Media, Pennsylvania, for processing. more
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Milford police arrest 2 men in shots-fired incident
MILFORD — The Milford Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division on Feb. 25 received a tip regarding a shots-fired incident that occurred Feb. 24 in near West and N.W. Second … more
Cody Martin of the Forever Fit Foundation leads the crowd in stretching at the W3: What Women Want Fest, presented by Daily State News in 2024.
What Women Want Fest a lighthearted day of ladies, leadership and laidback fun
It’s a day of friends, fashion, and fitness. The W3 What Women Want Fest is a festive and relaxing day for women to gather together with their gal pals of all ages. This 2025 event returns … more
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Smyrna Middle School was among the polling places for the school district referendum vote on Saturday. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON
Voters reject Smyrna School District's referendum
SMYRNA — Residents on Saturday rejected a $5.4 referendum ask by the Smyrna School District designed to add safety measures, hire teachers and more. more
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Veterans from all over the state participated in the We the Veterans rally Thursday, advocating for legal protections and rights for armed forces members.
‘To support and defend’: Veterans rally at Legislative Hall in Dover
Gathering for their rights, over 100 military members assembled in Legislative Hall in Dover on Thursday, as part of the second annual We the Veterans rally. more
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Indian River School District superintendent Dr. Jay Owens shares information Wednesday about the district's current expense referendum.
Indian River’s referendum pitch based on understanding
Over the last three years, Indian River School District’s operating expenses have increased an average of 7.4% annually, while revenue has increased by only 3.55%. more
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Rider Pride Day will be at Caesar Rodney High School and feature a wide variety of entertainment and refreshments.
Caesar Rodney Rider Pride Day on April 12
DOVER – Caesar Rodney School District’s annual Rider Pride Day will be on April 12 at Caesar Rodney High School, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Festivities at the event include art shows, … more
Senate Majority Leader Bryan Townsend, right, discusses Senate Bill 21 with his expert witness, Lawrence Hamermesh, professor emeritus at Widener University’s Delaware Law School, on the Senate floor Thursday.
Delaware Senate unanimously passes controversial corporate law changes
DOVER — The proposed changes to Delaware's General Corporation Law gained unanimous approval in the Senate on Thursday, marking the next step in the General Assembly and Meyer Administration's … more
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The door of Dover's Christ Episcopal Church is painted "Episcopal red."
322 years of keeping faith: Christ Church honors deep history in Dover
In 1703, 22 Kent County residents signed a petition requesting the ministry of a priest. A year later, that tiny congregation began worshiping in a small wooden structure outside of Dover. more
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A recent shot of the east Camden bypass from the north side of Del. 10 and U.S. 13 shows the progress that has been made. PHOTO COURTESY OF DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
East Camden bypass seeks to cure congestion woes
CAMDEN — Ongoing roadwork on the town’s east side probably looks like a giant puzzle right now to motorists traveling on U.S. 13, near Del. 10. However, according to Charles … more
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The top eight bracket in the Coolest Thing Made in Delaware Contest.
Coolest Thing Made in Delaware down to top eight
WILMINGTON – The Coolest Thing Made in Delaware Contest is down to the final eight. Organized by the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and its affiliate, the Delaware Manufacturing … more
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Active Sussex County transportation improvement districts are shown in green, with southeast Milford in the north and Henlopen to the east. Districts under development include Milton to the north and Roxana to the south.
DelDOT provides status update on Sussex County’s TIDs
So far, Sussex County has two active transportation improvement districts — called “Henlopen” and “Southeast Milford.” Two others, known as “Milton” and “Roxana Road,” are still being developed, much like the roads they encompass. more
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