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While the odds of state support don’t appear good, the Indian River School District, for the second consecutive year, will resubmit a certificate of necessity, seeking funds for upgrades at Indian River High School. more
CAMBRIDGE — The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has launched a new initiative called  Roots for Resilience: Strong Roots for a Changing Landscape  to help Maryland’s Eastern … more
Citing housing as a principal factor in people’s success, Delaware officials broke ground Friday, May 29, for the Lafayette Place neighborhood in Milford. more
SALISBURY — Perdue Farms has added six Volvo trucks powered by 100 percent biodiesel to its fleet, the first known use of B100-fueled trucks in the U.S. livestock sector. Officials said the … more
After receiving a letter from the Delaware NAACP questioning the response to a recent “takeover” event, the city of Rehoboth Beach confirmed Friday, May 29, that it has hired independent counsel to conduct a review. more
Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is now seeking public comment on the  draft Land Preservation and Recreation Plan  (LPRP). This report outlines statewide priorities for … more
Milford High School bade farewell to 339 graduating seniors Thursday evening during a commencement ceremony on the school's football field.  This year's valedictorian was Madison Stahl, the … more
More than 50 guns were seized from a Wicomico County home Thursday, May 28, authorities said. more
Kent County Levy Court formally expressed support for the creation of the Greater Dover Museum on Tuesday, May 26, via a resolution. more
SALISBURY — MAC, in partnership with Alzheimer’s Association Greater Maryland Chapter, will host the 2026 Alzheimer’s & Dementia Conference, Embracing the Journey: Navigating Alzheimer’s … more
DOVER — Graduations are often celebrated with mylar, or foil, balloons made with a metallic shell, and if they are released and contact a power line, significant damage can occur leading to … more
DOVER —In an effort to encourage Delawareans and visitors alike to celebrate National Fishing and Boating Week, from June 6-14, the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is … more
SALISBURY — The City of Salisbury recently partnered with Hope and Life Outreach  to serve hot meals at HALO’s Café on May 27. HALO’s Café has been a beacon of support for … more
There was some additional buzz swirling around the May 19 rehearsal for The Children’s Theatre of Dover’s last performance of the year. more
A dozen dates comprise Millsboro’s 2026 concert series at Cupola Park, which starts Tuesday, June 2, with the Earth Jam Band. more
The Lewes Maritime Museum is widely known by a different name — the Cannonball House — owing to the iron cannonball lodged in the foundation since the bombardment of Lewes on April 6-7, 1813, during the War of 1812. more
The Delaware State Police, along with the Delaware Department of Justice, are currently investigating an in-custody suicide, authorities said. more
DOVER — Sen. Eric Buckson, R-Camden, met with Harmony at Kent leadership on Tuesday to discuss the displacement and rent reimbursement of residents after a February pipe burst. For the past … more
"Good development respects history, while preparing for the future.” Those were the words Frank DiMondi used to describe reinventing the site of the former Dover post office — a residential and retail project he is undertaking with Tom Kramedas and Ryan Halpern. more
It’s graduation season which means many are celebrating, often with mylar balloons. Delmarva Power reminds customers of the negative impact that mylar balloons, also known as foil balloons, can … more
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