Beneath a red-and-green blanket of bows and wreaths, those who served in the nation’s armed forces — and in some cases made the ultimate sacrifice — were honored Saturday. Wreaths Across America attracted 1,000 volunteers of all ages and from many walks of life to the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Millsboro for a ceremony and the placement of the holiday decorations. more

The Millsboro mayor and Town Council may modify business licensing fees to accommodate crafters who typically sell their wares at only one event a year. more

Discussion is still underway about a proposal to change Millsboro town elections to in-district voting. At the Monday Town Council meeting, Mayor Jim Kells said he favors such voting in lieu of the current townwide polling, which encompasses the three districts and an at-large representative. more

With a pending budget amendment, a proposal is on Millsboro Town Council’s table to enlist the University of Delaware’s Center for Applied Demography and Survey Research as a third-party vendor to tackle redistricting. more

“Now hiring” signs are prevalent throughout Sussex County. And the same goes for municipal jobs in Millsboro, where leaders may dangle the incentives of $5,000 sign-on bonuses and referral stipends to attract candidates, specifically within its understaffed police department. more

A former Millsboro police officer pleaded guilty to a drug-related felony of first-degree tampering with public records Thursday. more

For many, Thanksgiving comes with a four-day break from work. But not all have the luxury that day of enjoying parades, feasts of football and hot dinners at home with family. It’s a sacrifice made by on-duty first responders, some of whom were treated Thursday by Blessings for Badges — a group of thankful community members that teamed up to provide hot meals and appreciation to hundreds of police, fire, paramedic and correction officers in Kent and Sussex counties. more

Early holiday shoppers got a treat Saturday at the Millsboro Town Center. They were greeted by 33 crafters and vendors participating in the town’s Holiday Market. more

DOVER — Hearty drivers traveling this Thanksgiving week should be prepared or expect to get gobbled up in traffic. “We are expecting to see the most amount of holiday traffic … more

In our first video podcast we are talking about a scary subject – ghosts and the paranormal in the First State. Throughout October 2023, the Daily State News featured a few stories that … more

Many people have heard of Sir Elton John and Sir Paul McCartney. But Veterans Day patrons at American Legion Post 24 in Dagsboro on Saturday were in the presence of the highly decorated and knighted World War II hero Sir Ernest Marvel, still going strong at age 99. more

Delaware State Police on Friday identified the 75-year-old Frankford woman died from injuries suffered when her vehicle crashed into a residence Tuesday. more

No injuries were reported in a residential structure fire in Selbyville Thursday, the Delaware Office of the State Fire Marshal said. more

A 75-year-old Frankford woman died from injuries suffered when her vehicle crashed into a residence Tuesday, Delaware State Police. more

Add Millsboro to the list of Delaware municipalities not welcoming legalized cannabis business under the Marijuana Control Act. While most of the commentary during a public hearing Monday urged Millsboro officials to allow such industry in town limits, the mayor and council voted 7-0 to approve an amendment to the town’s zoning regulations that will prohibit cannabis establishments, including testing, cultivation, production and retail. more

As Millsboro addresses redistricting and population equality for municipal elections, there is a movement to consider in-district voting. more

Harbor Freight, offering “quality tools” and the “lowest prices,” will be opening soon at 28632 Dupont Blvd. in Millsboro. more

Delaware State Police on Monday identified the 21-year-old Milford woman as the victim of a homicide two days earlier. more

Lynn Smith has a lesson to share about her experience with breast cancer: “First and foremost, be your own advocate. Know your body. And don't take no for an answer.” more

One of Teresa Townsend’s final wishes was granted this week in Millsboro. In life, her heart bled passionately for America’s veterans. So, it was fitting that her funeral procession Thursday included a swing through the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery, where she served as location coordinator for Wreaths Across America the past five years. more