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Tom Moran, the program administrator for the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control's Mosquito Control Section, displays some of the tools and chemicals it uses to kill adult and larval mosquitoes.
Dry weather aside, Delaware's Mosquito Control Section ramping up efforts
It’s not as glamorous as swooping low over a marsh in a helicopter or soaring above fields and forests in a fixed-wing aircraft. more
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Do More 24 Delaware breaks records for donors, amount raised
WILMINGTON — Do More 24, the state’s biggest day of giving, raised more than $2.5 million for Delaware’s nonprofit community last Thursday and Friday, breaking an event record. … more
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Stephanie Lord of All Therapy Physical Therapy & Wellness hands a water bottle to a Spring Expo visitor Thursday.
MACC Spring Expo draws crowd in Townsend
Even before the doors opened for Thursday’s 16th annual Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce Spring Expo in Townsend, dozens were waiting outside. more
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Fender-benders can sometimes occur during dirt track racing at Georgetown Speedway.
Georgetown Speedway gearing up for 75th season
For its upcoming 75th season, Georgetown Speedway will steer a diverse schedule and a new general manager. more
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Smyrna Elementary School is one of five polling places for the Smyrna School District referendum vote on March 15. DAILY STATE NEWS FILE PHOTO/CRAIG ANDERSON
Smyrna school referendum info meeting Wednesday
SMYRNA — The Smyrna School District will hold an informational meeting on Wednesday regarding its $5.4 million referendum request to enhance safety, fill teaching positions and more. more
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The Top16 finalists are bracketed in the Coolest Thing in Delaware Contest.
Top 16 announced for Coolest Thing Made in Delaware Contest
WILMINGTON – The Top 16 finalists have been announced in the second annual Coolest Thing Made in Delaware contest, a competition hosted by the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and its … more
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Gloria Henry, left, site supervisor for the John Dickinson Plantation in Dover, and Annie Fenimore, lead historical interpreter, stand in front of the construction of a visitor center that is scheduled to open in 2026. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Visitor center being built for Dickinson Plantation
DOVER — Just to the north of the John Dickinson Plantation sits a dusty construction site that will eventually become a visitor center for the historic attraction. In the works for five … more
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The Weis Market in the Bayberry Town Center is set to open by the end of November.
Bayberry Town Center continues to stretch in Middletown
Construction of a Weis Market at the Bayberry Town Center in Middletown was ongoing Tuesday, as the first part of the shopping complex should be open by Thanksgiving. more
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Hassan Najjar, executive director of the Biggs Museum of American Art, and Janell Upton, president/CEO of Dover Federal Credit Union, partnered recently to bring free admission to those visiting the museum in downtown Dover.
Dover’s Biggs Museum now features free admission
DOVER — Everybody is now welcome to enter the Biggs Museum of American Art free of charge to discover the treasures that reside behind its’ doors in downtown Dover. The Dover Federal … more
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Middletown man convicted in large-scale drug case
WILMINGTON — A 54-year-old Middletown man was convicted on Feb. 24 on drug-related charges from a large-scale operation, the United States Department of Justice announced Tuesday. more
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Poll workers review election results at Middletown Town Hall on Monday night.
Branner wins Middletown mayoral election, pending certification
MIDDLETOWN — Incumbent Kenneth L. Branner topped challenger Joe Pontak in Monday’s mayoral election, pending certification. more
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ZeroEyes representative Brian Stahl explains the security system Friday at Middletown High School.
Appoquinimink officials tout district’s security system
Appoquinimink School District officials applauded its extra layer of security Friday. more
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Faries Funeral Directors & Crematorium owner Robert Timblin holds a container that can be used to hold composted human remains.
Out-of-state human composting an option for Delawareans
Upon an individual’s death, cremation is one option. Or perhaps a burial in a casket is preferred. Now, thanks to Faries Funeral Directors & Crematorium in Smyrna, there’s another choice: human composting. more
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The Milford Senior Center.
Area senior centers press state for more transportation funding
DOVER — State transportation aid to area senior centers is insufficient, unreliable and may lead to service cutbacks, leaders of three facilities told the Delaware General Assembly’s … more
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The Hunnings Family was selected as Milford Garden Club's garden of the month for October.
Duck Creek Gardeners meeting in Smyrna Feb. 25
SMYRNA — The monthly Smyrna Duck Creek Gardeners meeting is set for Feb. 25. The gathering at First Presbyterian Church, 118 W. Commerce Street, will begin at 7 p.m. The program will … more
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