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Tiffany Rene Moore, founder & Executive Director of Talks With Tiff, Inc., left, with Arenal Hault of nonprofit organ procurement agency Infinite Legacy, right, which will be a vendor at this year's Back to School 3rd Friday Bash.
Downtown Salisbury to host 3rd Friday Back-to-School Bash Aug. 21
To help wrap up summer and prep for the start of school Sept. 1 & 2, The City of Salisbury invites the community to a Back-to-School themed 3rd Friday on August 21, 5-8 PM in Downtown Salisbury. The event is free. more
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The former Harrington Logistics property in Harrington is being discussed as a possible data center site.
Harrington City Council to conduct second reading of data center ordinance at next meeting
HARRINGTON — An ordinance that would add data centers as a potential land use under the city’s comprehensive plan will have a second reading at the next City Council meeting Monday, Aug. 17, at 6 p.m. more
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Artificial intelligence is harnessed as a diagnostic tool for field testing soybean health conditions. Over time its prediction accuracy will only increase as more photos of soybean disease are added to the AI algorithm.
AI benefits soybean farmers through new app developed by Univ. of Maryland to detect plant health
What if farmers could diagnose crop diseases early with just a cellphone? Well, now, soybean farmers can, with the help of SoyAI, a new, artificial intelligence-powered diagnostic tool from the … more
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Warning issued on phone scam using Somerset County District Court's number
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Courts’ Office of Government Relations and Public Affairs is warning of a telephone scam that appears to be from a number   associated with Somerset County … more
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Stonemark Ventures LLC is seeking approval from the city of Milford to build several phases of its Knight Crossing development, which would construct 344 townhouse condominiums, 78 apartment units and 19,998 square feet of commercial floor space on 60.48 acres.
2 subdivision projects heading to Milford Planning Commission
MILFORD — The city’s Planning Commission Aug. 18 will hold public hearings on two subdivision applications seeking to build a total of 512 dwelling units, plus a request to turn an apartment into … more
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The approximate site of 38° 9’ 36.1” N, 75° 40’ 20.3” W where a telecommunications monopole is proposed off Dublin Road, southwest of the Arden Station Road intersection in Somerset County.
Comments being accepted on proposed monopole's impact on historic sites
A proposal to construct a 199-foot monopole in Somerset County in an area off Dublin Road southwest of the Arden Station Road intersection is now in the factfinding phase by Network Towers LLC. … more
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Work crews demolish the famous "Pink House" at 520 N.W. Front St. in Milford on July 28. The property owner does not have immediate plans for the site.
Future unclear for ‘Pink House’ site in Milford
According to Milford's mayor, as well as the owner of the site, it’s unknown what will happen next at the “Pink House” property at 520 N.W. Front St. more
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Trigg Hall dates to 1954 and houses the Department of Agriculture, Food and Resource Science. It is named for the university’s fourth leader, Frank Trigg (1850-1933), when UMES was known as Princess Anne Academy. He served as principal from 1902-1910.
Somerset County supports UMES' request for federal grant to benefit renovation of Trigg Hall
PRINCESS ANNE — The Somerset County Commissioners sent a letter of support for the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s grant application to the USDA’s National Institute of Food and … more
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Smyrna intersection closed through Sept. 4
SMYRNA — The Delaware Department of Transportation and local officials announced Thursday, Aug. 6  the temporary closure of the intersection of Sunnyside Road and Rabbit Chase Lane. more
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Verizon grant helps Long Term Recovery Committee with goal of elevating 100 homes
CRISFIELD — Continued success with its projects and careful financial stewardship helped the Eastern Shore Long Term Recovery Committee receive $100,000 awarded to National VOAD by the Verizon … more
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Wicomico County Sheriff's Office. SALISBURY INDEPENDENT/RICHARD CAINES
Wicomico County Sheriff's Office announces increase of crime centered on motor vehicles
SALISBURY — The Wicomico County Sheriff's Office recently announced an increase in crime centered around motor vehicles, particularly Kia and Hyundais. According to the sheriff's office, the … more
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As the first customer of PrimoHoagies' new Middletown location July 28, Kyle Tucker of Townsend receives two sandwiches. He waited overnight to be one of the first 100 patrons, who received free subs for a year.
PrimoHoagies in Middletown worth the wait
For its owners and customers alike, patience has been a key factor, as PrimoHoagies opened at 1615 Lake Seymour Drive in Middletown on July 28. more
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Somerset County has switched from the CodeRED emergency notification system to Everbridge and residents are urged to enroll to ensure they continue to receive weather and other emergency alerts.
Somerset County Emergency Services urges sign-up to new alert system
PRINCESS ANNE — After eight years utilizing CodeRED, Somerset County Emergency Services has transitioned to the cloud-based Everbridge emergency notification system and wants residents to update … more
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Millsboro Mayor Bob McKee, left, congratulates Georgetown-Millsboro Rotary Club president Sunny Gyani during the club's 100th-anniversary celebration July 28.
Georgetown-Millsboro Rotary marks centennial
July 28 was a meaningful day for the Georgetown-Millsboro Rotary Club. more
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Pastor Tri Evans (center right) accepts a check on behalf of Salisbury Bible Fellowship from Tim Kennard River Run Committee Member, Jake Bernstein. Also shown (from left to right) are Race Director, Harlan Eagle, Tim Kennard River Run Committee member, Sheila Loar, Race Director, Linda Mills, Maggie, Linda Mills’ dog, Tim Kennard River Run Committee member, Michelle Nelson, and Tim Kennard River Run Executive Director, Ken Gaudreau.
Tim Kennard River Run 2026 donates a record breaking $25K back to community
SALISBURY — Tim Kennard River Run race officials recently donated a record-breaking $25,500 back to the greater Salisbury community after a successful March race. The 21st annual event, … more
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William "Bill" Welser of Felton, a former commander of the 436th Airlift Wing at Dover Air Force Base, is back on his bike to raise funds for the American Cancer Society.
Fundraising Felton bicyclist is back, putting mettle on his pedals
William “Bill” Welser of Felton has witnessed firsthand the curative powers of cancer research. more
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Kevin Sipple, who in February 2025 was appointed Kent County administrator, started his 40-year county career as a public-safety dispatcher.
Kent County administrator reflects on 40-year public-service career
DOVER — From his earliest days as a public-safety dispatcher to his current post today as Kent County administrator, Kevin Sipple always has enjoyed getting up and going to work. “It was never … more
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Nancy Correll is a volunteer coordinator for the New Castle County Hope Center. She offers tours of the facility every Tuesday, including one to the Daily State News on July 21.
Ahead of Kent County getting a Hope Center, coordinator shares how New Castle facility operates
The acquisition of Delaware State University’s Living & Learning Commons as the site of Kent County’s Hope Center has not yet been finalized, according to the Delaware State Housing Authority. more
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Delaware District 3 shortstop Kimora Harris tries to corral the throw as Central Region's Aubrey Kresbaugh slides in with a stolen base.
Sussex can't stop Central from repeating as Senior softball champion
ROXANA — The repeat is complete. Central Region, a juggernaut of sorts in Little League Senior Softball over the last decade and beyond, repeated as the 2026 World Series champion, topping the … more
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Delaware Healthcare Association president and CEO Brian Frazee says that the proposed municipal impact services fee will have a "tremendously negative impact" on hospitals.
Two nonprofits opposed to proposed Dover impact fee, citing legal concerns
DOVER — In a Tuesday letter addressed to Dover councilmembers Roy Sudler Jr. and Brian Lewis, the Delaware Health Association expressed concerns about the proposed municipal service impact fee. The … more
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