Those in the war zones depend on and receive the backing of their families and friends. This contribution of support of all kinds makes a huge difference.

Levy Court commissioners recently approved resolutions asking the General Assembly to draft legislation to do away with the county’s mortgage commissioner, receiver of taxes and comptroller.

Governor's Prayer Breakfast not only included contributions from the government, schools, religious organizations and others.

Swine scare will fade along with any real harm to Joe Biden’s reputation.

Kent County steers clear of swine flu cases, so far.

Writer reunites with old friends at Newspaper Hall of Fame induction dinner.

Different voices — both older and younger — can add value to local governments.

Jim Flood Sr. travels to California with an airport snafu, art museum visit and observations about The Golden State's financial difficulties.

News editor Jeff Brown praises the process — but not always the message — of the Tea Party demonstrations held April 15, after a small minority chose to attack the president personally instead of concentrating on policies. He also discusses a survey email from former Sen. Charlie Copeland that was more annoying than informative and the Dover Post's 35th anniversary.

The first dignfied transfer of remains at Dover Air Force Base took place in a calm, dignified atmosphere, with none of the media shenanigans the nay-sayers feared.

The institution of marriage isn't where it should be — regardless of same-sex marriage.

Local 4-H organization can plan a top-notch silent auction and dinner in less than an hour — really.

First Lady of Delaware State College Hattie Mishoe remembered.

Budget should include a graduated pay cut for state employees.

Medical costs are out of control and if something isn't done soon, no one will be able to afford health insurance coverage.