Delaware Public Archives unveils marker at Wheeler’s Park
HARRINGTON — It closed nearly half a century ago, but Wheeler’s Park — the “Disneyland of Harrington” — still evokes pleasant memories for city residents who played there. City officials …
Delaware House's 20th District contenders take on housing, data centers
Incumbent Rep. Alonna Berry, D-Milton, and Gene Dvornick, her Republican challenger in the Nov. 3 election, outlined their positions on a range of issues Wednesday, Sept. 30, during a debate at Lewes Elementary School.
Vigil shines light on darkness of veteran suicide
GEORGETOWN — Upon graduating from Sussex Central High School, Nick Acord Jr. proudly served his country in the United States Marine Corps from 2017 to 2021.
On Feb. 6 of this year, he took his …
Perdue Farms supports FFA students with $20K grant
SALISBURY — More FFA students will have an opportunity to wear the organization’s traditional blue jackets after receiving support from Perdue Farms.
Perdue Farms recently announced a …
Georgetown approves Isaac’s Farm project subdivision
GEORGETOWN — By 4-0 vote, mayor and council Monday night approved the preliminary subdivision application for property on the west side of Dupont Boulevard between the US 113 intersections with US …
Delaware Farm Bureau honors Postles for distinguished service
FELTON — Rep. Charles Postles, R-Milford, received the 2026 Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award from the Delaware Farm Bureau during the Kent County Farm Bureau’s Annual Banquet on Monday …
Harrington utility bills due Nov. 10; late payments charged extra
HARRINGTON — City utility customers’ bills are due Tuesday, Nov. 10. Any delinquent utility accounts not paid by the end of business on Nov. 30, the day before utilities will be disconnected, …
Land and air attractions abound at Georgetown’s Wings & Wheels
This weekend marks the 17th edition of the Wings & Wheels Fall Festival, a Georgetown Chamber of Commerce venture staged at the Delaware Coastal Airport.
Delaware measles cases remain at 23 in Kent County
Delaware Health Care Commission chair and surgeon general Dr. Neil Hockstein said Thursday that the number of measles cases in Delaware has stabilized at 23, all in Kent County.
For Bear author, vets’ next chapters are worth chronicling
The 88-page book “Still Called to Serve: Finding Purpose, Fellowship and a New Mission in Church” is a quick half-dozen chapters.