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TOWNSEND — Six candidates are vying for two seats on the Appoquinimink School District Board of Education on May 12.
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 By Craig Anderson
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5/3/26
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DOVER — It was a great day to celebrate the capital city and its heritage.
The 93rd annual Dover Days drew thousands of people for a day with a parade, maypole dancing, music, food trucks and …
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5/3/26
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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has recognized Josh Porter of Baltimore City and Hien Tram of Burtonsville as FishMaryland Master Anglers for catching 10 different species of fish at …
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5/2/26
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Following a Feb. 8 announcement that a potentially fatal tick-borne disease was discovered in Delaware for the first time, two state agencies have reiterated the warning, as the weather warms.
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 By Brian Gilliland
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5/2/26
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The 93rd annual Dover Days Festival started slow with a great deal of preparations and setup before bursting into fireworks on Friday night.
The festival continues all day Satuday with a parade, …
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Daily State News
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5/1/26
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Photographers and nature enthusiasts who enjoy Maryland’s outdoors are invited to submit their most beautiful images of the state’s flora and fauna to the annual Department of Natural …
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5/1/26
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SALISBURY — Wor-Wic Community College has earned the 2026-2027 Military Friendly School Gold Award designation in the small community college category by Military Friendly®, a service-disabled, …
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Salisbury Independent
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5/1/26
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SALISBURY — Two sessions of Stop the Bleed Train the Trainer training were held at the Northgate headquarters of Wicomico County Public Schools for high school Health Education teachers.
The …
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Salisbury Independent
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5/1/26
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SNOW HILL — The Lower Shore Performing Arts Company is preparing its next live theater performance, the 1971 musical “Godspell,” with shows in Pocomoke City, Crisfield, Ocean City and Princess …
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5/1/26
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The Indian River School District’s 2026-27 Teacher of the Year will be announced Thursday, May 7.
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Daily State News
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5/1/26
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MILFORD — Milford officials will hold a public open house Thursday, May 21, from 4 to 7 p.m. to obtain residents’ feedback on the upcoming 2028 comprehensive plan, which will guide the city’s …
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5/1/26
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A donation from an estate has been presented to North Georgetown Elementary School for an upgrade to its playground.
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 By Glenn Rolfe
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5/1/26
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An architectural firm contracted by the Indian River School District for the new Sussex Central High School is offering reimbursement for sunlight-caused damage to turf in a courtyard there.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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5/1/26
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DOVER — Delaware’s labor force participation rate — the share of residents who are working or looking for work — fell to a record low of 59.1% in March, with data going back to 1976.
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Daily State News
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5/1/26
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WILMINGTON — The 2024 shooting death of a man by police in Dover was justified by “the purpose of self-protection and the protection of others,” according to a Delaware Department of Justice investigation.
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Daily State News
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5/1/26
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SALISBURY — Salisbury University continued its SU Centennial celebration, marking the institution’s 100th anniversary, by paying homage to a tradition popular on campus from the 1920s through the …
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Salisbury Independent
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5/1/26
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WILMINGTON — A Delaware State Police trooper’s use of deadly force was justified during a response in Bridgeville in 2023, an investigation determined.
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Daily State News
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5/1/26
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The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce will host a forum Monday, May 4, for the candidates running for Town Council and the mayor’s seat, ahead of the May 9 election.
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By Glenn Rolfe
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5/1/26
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Acting Dover city manager Sharon Duca spoke with the Daily State News on Wednesday, April 29, sharing how the municipality fell into an estimated $7 million budget deficit heading into fiscal 2027.
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 By Xiomara Moore
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5/1/26
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Ever since his youthful days of playing with model trains and watching real ones pass his yard in Harrington, carrying riders to the Delaware State Fair, historian and author Doug Poore has been fascinated by railroads.
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 By Brian Trompeter
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5/1/26
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