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Alex Bowman celebrates his win at the Drydene 400 NASCAR Cup race at Dover Motor Speedway in 2022. Bowman will be looking for the checkered flag in Sunday’s Wurth 400 at Dover Motor Speedway, driving a No. 48 Chevrolet that Jimmie Johnson took to the winner’s circle a record 11 times at the Monster Mile.
Bowman looks to bring winning act to high banks of Dover
DOVER — The best birthday present that Alex Bowman could get this weekend would be a second Miles the Monster trophy for winning Sunday’s Wurth 400 Cup Series race at Dover Motor … more
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Richard Petty, shown in this 2016 photo at the Monster Monument, won seven races at Dover International Speedway.
NASCAR’s ‘King’: Richard Petty remains a man of the people
DOVER — There’s a “King” who wears a cowboy hat in place of a crown, along with trademark wraparound sunglasses. His scepter is the steering wheel of his No. 43 race car, … more
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Martin Truex Jr., driver of the No. 19 Bass Pro Shops Toyota, celebrates in victory lane after winning the NASCAR Cup Series Würth 400 at Dover International Speedway on May 1, 2023.
Truex has a friend when it comes to Dover Motor Speedway
DOVER — The affinity that Martin Truex Jr. has for Dover Motor Speedway is obvious. It is the NASCAR track where he recorded the first Cup Series victory of his career in the spring of … more
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Chase Elliott, driver of the No. 9 NAPA Chevrolet, talks with a crew member prior to the start of Cup Series race at Dover in 2022.
Elliott has the drive for more magic at the Monster Mile
DOVER — The calm around the small town of Dawsonville, Ga., was broken when the siren at the Dawsonville Pool Room blared a sound of excitement — and relief — on April 14. It … more
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Martin Truex Jr. answers questions during an interview at the NASCAR Daytona 500 auto racing media day in February. He is the defending Cup winner at Dover.
Dover set to host roar of NASCAR thunder April 26-28
DOVER — This is the time of the year when Miles the Monster’s heart starts to beat a little louder and his pulse begins to race. While the NASCAR Cup Series competes at Talladega … more
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Road rally enthusiasts from across the country will converge on Millsboro on May 17-19 for the 23rd annual Pumpkin Run, hosted by the North East Rally Club. Proceeds support the Millsboro Fire Co.
Pumpkin Run rallies support for Millsboro Fire Co. in May
Roads across Delmarva will serve as a staging ground for a unique fundraiser supporting the Millsboro Fire Co. next month. The 23rd annual Pumpkin Run, hosted by the North East Rally Club, will be held May 17-19. more
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Peninsula Lakes Cares volunteers prepare dinner they provided for The Shepherd's Office clientele Wednesday. From left are Jouette Kahan, Wanda Salem, Lori Bravoco and Denise Sullivan.
Shepherd’s Office in Georgetown draws meal support from Peninsula Lakes Cares
Gregg and Wanda Salem do not live in poverty, and neither do others who reside in Peninsula Lakes in Long Neck. But they do everything possible to aid those who do. more
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The labyrinth at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Millsboro is open to the public.
Millsboro woman aims to spur interest in Millsboro labyrinth
MILLSBORO – Longtime Millsboro resident Dottie LeCates is hoping to breath renewed life in the labyrinth, a spiritual/medication circle on the grounds of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. … more
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Aimee Hastings, a nurse at the Appoquinimink Pre-School in Middletown, was a big proponent of bringing greater diabetes knowledge to schools throughout Delaware. Here she is seen with one of her students in her office.
Lions Club brings diabetes education to Delaware schools
Students with diabetes have unique challenges when it comes to enduring a long school day — and there are currently more than 300 students living with Type 1 diabetes enrolled in the Delaware … more
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National Weather Service issues tornado watch for Kent and Sussex County
KENT COUNTY -- The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for Kent and Sussex County, Delaware.  The watch began at 12:47 p.m. on April 3 and is set to last until 7 p.m. … more
Proceeds from July 28 Dam Mill 5K will benefit the Millsboro Fire Co.
Long-running Dam Mill 5K to benefit Millsboro Fire Co.
While the Dam Mill 5K in Millsboro will be held on a different day of the week, the same challenge and fun will continue. The 41st annual event is set for July 28, moving to a Sunday from the customary Saturday date due to a scheduling conflict. more
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Ceremony participants share a laugh, as Millsboro Police Chief Brian Calloway cuts the ribbon for the police department on Wednesday. From left are Millsboro Mayor Jim Kells, town manager Jamie Burk, Chief Calloway, Greater Millsboro Chamber of Commerce president Anne Angel, state Rep. Rich Collins and state Sen. Brian Pettyjohn.
Millsboro police cut ribbon on larger, updated department
A well-attended ribbon cutting Wednesday christened the new hub for the Millsboro Police Department. more
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Attorney Stephen Neuberger, left, and former Sussex Central High principal Dr. Bradley Layfield are seen at an earlier termination hearing in Georgetown.
Indian River school board opts to fire former principal Layfield
GEORGETOWN — By a 7-0 vote Thursday, the Indian River School Board opted to fire former principal Dr. Bradley Layfield in connection with a fight among students captured on surveillance video, his attorney said Thursday. more
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Courtesy of Mountaire Farms, a two-story structure east of Millsboro is being used for training by the Millsboro Fire Co.
Mountaire’s unwanted house augments Millsboro Fire Co. training
An old two-story house on Del. 24, no longer wanted by Mountaire Farms, is destined to be razed in a control burn. However, before it is taken down by the Millsboro Fire Co., the structure is serving as a training ground for its personnel. more
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The Millsboro Fire Co. will soon have one of its ambulance crews relocated to its substation, perhaps only during the day to start.
Millsboro Fire Co. to staff substation with ambulance crew
When a fire alarm sounds, every second counts. So, in summer 2021, there was no doubt when the Millsboro Fire Co. decided to expand west. more
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April 8 is the tentative date that the Millsboro Police Department will be operating from its new 120 Railroad Ave. facility.
Early April opening planned for Millsboro police station
Barring a major setback, the Millsboro Police Department expects to be operating from its new state-of-the-art facility early next month. more
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Millsboro Police Chief Brian Calloway shares information with Town Council on Monday, as Sgt. Patrick Forester models a second uniform option for the department's patrol officers.
Second Millsboro police uniform keeps agency’s history in mind
Millsboro Police Chief Brian Calloway is big on tradition. And, while change is inevitable, he said a new uniform option for the town’s patrol officers provides flexibility, comfort and weight distribution, while maintaining his department’s heritage. more
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Burton Bros. Hardware on Seaford’s High Street hadn’t been owned by the Burtons since 1954, but it kept the name under the Marvel family. The store, a local landmark, burned to the ground in 2012.
‘Lost Delaware’ book brings back memories of First State lore
DOVER — Writing books together for Dover-based authors Dan Shortridge and Rachel Kipp is a lot like their marriage, a partnership where both sides work to make it successful. They recently … more
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Kim Butler, Wilmington Veterans Affairs' Associate Director of Operations, speaks at the town hall event presented by the Wilmington VA.
To enhance veteran services, VA has plans for Downstate Delaware
There’s a battle cry among some veterans in lower Delaware, who are calling for more resources, closer to home. Such was the theme at an informational session Thursday at American Legion Post 28. The gathering brought several Veterans Affairs representatives to speak and was spurred in part by Rep. Jeff Hilovsky, R-Millsboro. more
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Barbara Ann "B.A." Racine-Kerezsi, Paradise Grill's events director, and Al Tortella, owner, display a recent check donation.
Five slices of ‘Paradise’ in Long Neck, Millsboro
If the projections remain true, the Long Neck and Millsboro areas won’t have long to wait before they’re year-round economies. But, right now, one of the locale’s key performance indicators may be the growth of Paradise Grill and its five related businesses, two of which are open all year. more
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