Following a mid-July rise, fuel prices remained relatively unchanged over the past week, in Delaware and nationwide. more

SALISBURY — Perdue Farms has released its Fiscal Year 2026 Company Stewardship Report, highlighting how the company's longstanding principles continue to guide its approach to innovation, … more

SALISBURY — The City of Salisbury has launched a new public webpage that centralizes city data into one spot for residents, businesses and staff. Salisbury OneMap, built by the Data Services … more

MILLSBORO — Millsboro Grace United Methodist Church will hold its annual community Block Party on Saturday, Aug. 22. The event is free to the public and will run from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the … more

Since 2001 Wright’s Market on Rt. 50 in Mardela Springs has been a community resource for farm fresh food. As a fifth-generation farm family, the Wright’s have been dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of agriculture. Since marrying into that thriving tradition, Michelle Wright has taken an active role in helping that tradition flourish, while also helping others in the community. more

There’s plenty of development coming to town in the next couple years, and recently named Police Chief Earl McCloskey is sticking around for it. more

MILFORD — Although it remained in the Union during the Civil War, Delaware voted against Abraham Lincoln in the 1860 and 1864 elections and bristled at the president’s bringing in troops for … more

HARRINGTON — An award-winning journalist, Tierra Williams no longer sits behind the news anchor desk. These days, the aspiring entrepreneur from Rehoboth Beach spends plenty of time at produce … more

Interested parties filled the Capital School District boardroom on Wednesday, July 29, to discuss the demolition and reconstruction of William Henry Middle School on Carver Road in Dover. more

HARRINGTON — After a power outage on Sunday brought the Delaware State Fair Bailey Zimmerman concert to a halt, some concertgoers are disappointed that they will not be receiving a refund. The … more

Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County has previously welcomed the community to groundbreaking ceremonies and house blessings celebrating families moving into their new homes. On Wednesday, July 29, Habitat offered people the chance get an “inside” look at a house build in progress, and to leave messages of hope inside the home’s “bones” on the studs to the future owners. more

The upgraded Freeman Arts Pavilion in Selbyville turned out to be a smash hit during its opening this month. more

A marquee motor sports fundraiser returns to the Georgetown Speedway on Friday, July 31. more

The Delaware Division of the Arts is presenting a range of opportunities throughout the state to engage in creativity. more

SALISBURY — The following students completed their program requirements to graduate with a certificate (CT), associate of applied science (AAS), associate of arts in teaching (AAT), associate of … more

Turns out, Brenna Vendrick of Townsend knows herself well. She long believed she could be a talented swimmer and now has national-level confirmation it’s true. more

This year, it can be said that the dairy cow contest at the Delaware State Fair is all relative. more

MILFORD — “Make a difference and have fun doing it” is Milford Parks and Recreation Department’s motto and the agency has spent 50 years living up to it. “We believe that the work we do not … more

GEORGETOWN — Sussex County has scored a hat trick of its own in the field of finances. The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada, based in Chicago, last month … more

Two Wicomico food supply cohorts are among 44 across Maryland to receive the first grant funds from NourishMD, a program announced by Gov. Moore in January 2026. more