Republicans George Phillips and Lincoln Willis will face each other in the Sept. 14 Republican primary. Read about them and why they feel they should represent the people of the 29th in the General Assembly.
Retired state of Delaware employees got a rude shock Aug. 30 when they found some of their personal information had been inadvertantly posted online.
Part of Camden's historic district is getting a facelift, thanks to the installation of new brick sidewalks, lights and handicap accessible curbing.
Kent County Planning Commissioners got details Sept. 2 on a proposed solar energy farm, to be built near Frederica.
Bison Road in Woodside will be closed Sept. 7 through Sept. 13 to make improvements at a railroad crossing.
Registration for the 24th annual Amish Bike Tour is off to a running start, with more than 1,000 people already signed up.
Delaware's Division of Public Health has reported two cases of seasonal influenza Aug. 25 and Sept. 1.
Want to find a unique way to say goodbye to summer? Try the Bethany Beach Jazz Funeral, Monday, Sept. 6.
Keeping trees and bushes healthy takes some judicious trimming and pruning, as Master Gardener John Trivits demonstrated recently.
Public hearings on the state's Capital Transportation Program will be held Sept. 15.
Gov. Markell will sign a bill making March 30 Vietnam Veterans Day with a ceremony planned for Sept. 11.
Emergency planners at the Delaware Department of Transportation are advising area residents to consult the agency website in preparation for possible evacuation as Hurricane Earl approaches Delmarva.
State emergency management officials are watching the progress of Hurricane Earl as it progresses up the East Coast.
The Caesar Rodney Marching Band strutted its stuff at CR stadium Aug. 31 before an appreciative group of friends and family.
A consulting company has sent out letters advising retired state employees of actions to take following the posting of sensitive personal information on a state website.
Area residents are being urged to be prepared as Hurricane Earl is expected to brush the Delaware Coast Thursday, Sept. 2 and Friday, Sept. 3.
Polytech High School's Class of 2014 spent Aug. 31 getting their first look at their new school.
In deciding to give Coker Concrete just one more chance, Levy Court commissioners may have set a precedent they'll later regret.
Discussions about height requirements, safety and access were topics of the Aug. 26 meeting of the city of Dover's Board of Adjustments.
Maj. Gen. Francis Vavala, adjutant general of the Delaware National Guard, has been elected chairman of the board of the National Guard Association of the United States.
