Selbyville Middle School received a $500 grant from ExxonMobil Educational Alliance, sponsored by local businesses, to buy math and science classroom supplies.
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SELBYVILLE, Del. – The Indian River School District is holding a current expense referendum on March 20 to address rising operational costs an…
In an effort to keep Ocean City’s beaches beautiful and litter-free, a series of community-organized beach clean-ups will take place throughout December.
The Delmarva community is rallying once again to gather supplies for victims and volunteers affected by Hurricane Helene.
The Ocean Pines community, in collaboration with the Maryland Coastal Bays Program, will host the Fourth Annual Marine Debris Plunder on Sunday, Sept. 22, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event aims to clean up marine debris from local bays, beaches and streets.
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) is inviting community members to participate in a cleanup at Concord Pond. This year’s event is scheduled for Saturday, April 13, from 10 a.m. to noon, as part of DNREC’s month-long celebration of Earth Day 2024.
Shopping for school clothes, but at what price? Solid colors and jeans without holes are just two rules that fall under the Milford School District's dress code, but parents like Ashley Quillen has signed a petition to loosen up the current dress code.
The Sussex Safe Kids Coalition along with the Selbyville Volunteer Fire Company and the Indian River School District held its Back to School Health Fair allowing kids to learn and earn prizes at every table they visited.