A program at the Milford Public Library on June 14 will explore the history, challenges, and cultural legacy of the Nanticoke Indian Tribe, presented by Dr. Bonnie G. Hall.
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April 25 marks four years since Corporal Keith Heacook, a Delmar police officer, was attacked while responding to a call, an event that ultimately claimed his life and impacted the entire Delmar community.
Pope Francis died Monday morning at age 88 after suffering a stroke that led to a coma and heart failure, according to the Vatican, and across Delmarva, people are remembering him in personal and meaningful ways.
For David and Michael Johnson, being Philadelphia Eagles fans is more than just a good way to spend Sundays in the fall—it’s a way of life that was instilled in the two men by their father.
The SS United States is set to begin its journey from Philadelphia to Mobile, Alabama, where preparations will continue to convert the vessel into the world’s largest artificial reef, after a months long delay.
Beebe Healthcare team members set a new record during the fourth annual "Wheels for Whitcomb" bike drive, donating 156 bikes to the Toys for Tots program in memory of Jerry Whitcomb, a beloved former team member.
Hundreds of people gathered Saturday morning in Lewes to honor and celebrate the life of former Mayor Ted Becker, who passed away earlier this month at the age of 75 in a Philadelphia hospital after a life of dedicated public service.
Governor John Carney has ordered Delaware flags to be lowered on Monday, June 3, to half-staff in honor of former Speaker of the House and President of Delaware Technical Community College, Orlando "Lonnie" George, on the day of his interment.
The Milford Museum will be hosting Reverend Doctor John Moore Jan. 13 as he presents the speeches of Martin Luther King Jr. that brought people together to fight racial inequality 55 years ago.
SUSSEX COUNTY, Del. - The entrepreneur, Terry Megee, was known for helping and participating on many boards and committees throughout Sussex County.