Camden resident to play lacrosse at Lycoming College

Camden resident Alysha Conley will play midfield and defense for the Lycoming College women’s lacrosse team.

Audit: Delaware State University broke state law on issuing bids for construction work

Delaware State University broke state law that required it to seek bids for minor capital construction work that used state funds to make more than $98,000 in improvements to the university president’s home, a state audit report said.

DSU asks state for $6.2 million in additional funds

Delaware State University made a request for $6.2 million in additional funds in front of lawmakers on the Joint Finance Committee Wednesday.

Holy Cross infuses patriotism into Catholic Schools Week

Holy Cross School students dressed in red, white and blue performed a mix of patriotic and sacred songs in honor of a handful of visiting veterans Wednesday as part of their celebration of Catholic Schools Week.

DSU announces free film screening to celebrate Black History Month

Delaware State University will be hosting a variety of free events throughout February in celebration of Black History Month.

Dover alum to appear in college production of ‘Chicago’

Spenser Prichard, of Dover, will appear in the Lebanon Valley College production of "Chicago" in February.

Caesar Rodney School District promotes three new administrators as two retire

The Caesar Rodney School District has promoted three administrators, including two moving up to replace recently retired administrators. Caesar Rodney Director of Human Resources David Perrington has been promoted, among others, to assistant superintendent to replace. Dr. Lou Ann Carlson. She retired Wednesday.

Cars speed through flashing lights in front of Booker T. Washington School

Linda Allbee always gets dirty looks from other drivers as she passes Booker T. Washington Elementary School on Forrest Street. Allbee never lets them intimidate her as she drives to pick up two of her grandchildren at Academy of Dover. When the yellow lights are flashing, everyone is supposed to go 20 miles per hour in a school zone. That’s what she does.

DSU to screen films to honor Black History Month

Delaware State University will host several films on campus next month, as part of Black History Month observance.

Delaware Tech/Terry to offer free running clinic

Delaware Tech, Terry Campus is hosting a free running clinic from 10:30 a.m. to noon Feb. 11 for high school junior and senior cross country runners.

Caesar Rodney High School AFJROTC Honor Guard performs half-time show

The Ceasar Rodney High School Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Honor Guard Drill Team performed a half-time show for the Fifer and Postlethwait Middle School basketball game.

DSU invites high school juniors, seniors to Forensic Botany Day

High school juniors and seniors are invited to solve crimes using forensic science at Delaware State University's Forensic Botany Day on Feb. 11.

Quarter auction to benefit youth baseball

The Delaware Warriors Travel Baseball Club is partnering with Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity to raise money for youth baseball.

State lawmakers debate raising dropout age to 18

Sponsored by Rep. Deborah Heffernan (D-Brandywine Hundred South), House Bill 244 would raise the minimum dropout age in Delaware from 16 to 18, unless the student graduates high school or holds a job at age 16.

Capital School District Schools raise funds to combat cancer

Three schools in the Capital School District presented the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition with a $1,250 donation.

Wesley College recognizes retired faculty and staff

Retired faculty members and their spouses recently attended a luncheon in their honor hosted by Wesley College President William N. Johnston and his wife, Susan.

DSU’s Bryant “Tee” Bell honored by American Lung Association

Delaware State University Director of Development Bryant “Tee” Bell was recently recognized for his work to help ensure the success of the recent Delaware Fight For Air Walk held by the American Lung Association.

Wesley College receives $250,000 donation from National Management Resources Corporation

NMRC Vice President of Business Development Randy Hoppe recently presented a $250,000 donation to the Wesley College Streetscape Project.

Klein Education Foundation to offer grants in Kent County

Grant applications are now being accepted by the Roy Klein Education Foundation for organizations offering educational programs in Kent County.

Secretary of Education approves Dover High and other school improvement plans

Secretary of Education Dr. Lillian M. Lowery has approved Dover High School’s plan to have two principals as well as four other Race to the Top improvement plans crafted locally under federal guidelines for underperforming schools in the state.

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