Georgetown leaders are reviewing and updating the town's Future Land Use Map as part of a state-required update to its comprehensive plan, giving people and property owners a chance to weigh in on how the community could grow in the coming years.
The Virginia Supreme Court has stopped Democrats redistricting plan ahead of the midterm elections.
The Town of Millsboro has declared a snow emergency starting at 5 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 24, in advance of a winter storm expected to bring snow, ice and hazardous travel conditions to the area.
More than 2,300 Delaware Electric Cooperative members lost power Monday evening after a car accident damaged an electrical pole, according to the power company. Crews started repairs and power was restored as of 9:50 p.m. Monday.
Bright lights, vibrant colors, and plenty of holiday cheer are transforming Lewes into a winter wonderland this December, thanks to the self-guided 'Lewes Lights' tour.
A bike plan that includes printed maps of trails and placing new racks at George H.P. Smith park is expected to be reviewed Tuesday at the city's Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee. Updated maps of trails are being developed. Since Memorial Day, the committee reports that approximately 1,300 maps have been distributed.
Maryland's Department of Natural Resources, in collaboration with George Mason University and The Nature Conservancy, unveils a state mapping project predicting the impact of sea level rise on coastal wetlands. By prioritizing conservation efforts based on predictive models, the initiative aims to enhance coastal resilience against climate change effects in Maryland.
A new trailhead and recreational area, the first phase of the Stephen P. Hudson Park, will open on Nov. 4 near Milton. Developed by the Sussex County Land Trust, the park sits on 30 acres and aims to provide public access to the property and serve as a strategic trailhead between Lewes and Georgetown, with potential future developments including restrooms, a perimeter trail, and picnic areas.
Local nonprofit, DelawareCan, has plans to create a digital interactive map of up-to-date proficiency levels for each subject for all Delaware schools.
Dredging in the area of the Ocean City Inlet and Atlantic Ocean is expected to begin between Aug. 20 and 31.