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A simple phone call to express his gratitude turned into an invitation for Delaware Secretary of Education Mark Holodick to present the department’s top four priorities to the Cape Henlopen school board Oct. 27. As a Lewes resident with two...

Con-Court found that six people being sued for R14.25-million in a defamation case have achieved “substantial” success in their argument.

Cape High teacher Alayna Aiken said the sewing school she founded in Kenya is experiencing a water crisis and needs to raise an emergency $40,000 to drill a well. Power-generating firm KenGen had been supplying water to Sunrise Sewing School, but a...

A Sarasota Herald-Tribune reporter writes about her return to Cape Coral, her hometown, to report on Hurricane Ians aftermath.

High school students experienced local government in action during an Oct. 18 visit to the county seat sponsored by the Optimist Club of Sussex County. The annual Youth Appreciation Day trip brought students from across the county to Georgetown to...

First, the files in a strike-off application by the Legal Practice Council of two attorneys and the law firm linked to Judge Mushtak Parker went “missing” from the Western Cape High Court. Now, a mysterious fire at the firm’s offices has destroyed documents.

Court rules that payouts must be calculated in rands at day of investment, rather than day of liquidation.

Tampa Bay Rays pitcher and Cape Coral High School legend, Shane McClanahan, will represent his team and his city on one of the biggest...

Cape High seniors Madison Costello, Quinlyn Long and Brayden Rochester are among 89 Delaware public school students from the Class of 2022 to be named Secretary of Education Scholars. Secretary of Education Mark Holodick said he was very impressed...

These are two factors contributing to what has rather benignly been called “Sussex Sprawl,” but would be better termed “Coastal Calamity."