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February 3, 2023
Three candidates have filed for election to the Selbyville Town Council for seats now held by Mayor Clifton Murray and Councilmen Frank Smith and Clarence “Bud” Tingle, but the Town
February 1, 2023
On Jan. 23, the 38th District Republican Club PAC met with more than 70 members in attendance. The club’s guest speaker was Delaware Senate Republican Caucus Leader and Senate Minority
December 15, 2022
In observance of Delaware Day, Gov. John Carney toured the Nanticoke Indian Museum near Millsboro, where he greeted Chief Natosha Carmine and Museum Curator Sterling Street, who led a tour
December 12, 2022
To commemorate Delaware Day Dec. 7, Gov. John Carney made trips to historical locations in the state, including a stop at the Nanticoke Indian Museum near Oak Orchard. He was joined by Sen. Gerald Hocker, R-Ocean View, and newly elected Rep. Jeff...
December 2, 2022
Nearly two months after ground was broken for the new Selbyville Public Library building, construction still hasn’t begun, but Library Director Kelly Kline said there is no possibility the book
November 23, 2022
Fenwick Island’s long-awaited channel-dredging project is inching closer to reality, with timing of the next “window” during which the project can be completed less than a year away.
November 22, 2022
Senator Gerald Hocker (R - Ocean View) and Brian Pettyjohn (R - Georgetown) were re-elected as Republican Leader and Republican Whip, respectively, on Monday.
November 2, 2022
DNREC announced on Wednesday that changes are to be piloted for the 2023 surf-fishing permit program, after record interest in the program in 2022. One of the biggest changes, officials
October 27, 2022
Topics important to voters were discussed when candidates for the Sussex County Council seat representing District 4 spoke at the 38th District Republican Club meeting this week, but what the
October 7, 2022
So many supporters filled the Selbyville Public Library on Tuesday afternoon that it prompted a preschooler, holding his mother’s hand as she tried to edge through the multitude, to say,