The Lewes Junction Railroad & Bridge Association has launched a community fundraising campaign aimed at bringing a historic steam locomotive back to the city as part of Lewes’ rail heritage.
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DelDOT is seeking public input on a long-term rail plan that could eventually bring new passenger rail service to parts of the state.
Organizers say Schellville saw a record turnout this past weekend and need help for the remainder of the month.
Some people who live in Ellendale are voicing concerns about whistles and other loud noises from trains traveling through the center of town. That concern sparked the addition of a proposed quiet train zone to the agenda at a town council meeting held Wednesday night.
AAA forecasts 119.3 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home during the year-end holiday period, from Saturday, Dec. 21, to Wednesday, Jan. 1.
AAA projects that nearly 217,000 Delawareans will travel over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, marking a 2 percent increase from last year and setting a new record for the state. This year’s travel volume surpasses pre-pandemic levels as families and friends gather for the holiday.
Drivers crossing the train tracks at Washington and Main streets in Millsboro are voicing safety concerns after a damaged railroad crossing pole remains unrepaired weeks after being struck by a vehicle.
Lewes Junction Railroad and Bridge Association are thrilled to announce that work has officially begun on additional equipment for the Lewes Caboose.
The train passing over Doe Bridge Lane in Millsboro hit a 68-year-old man driving a Ford Expedition. The man was sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The Lewes Junction Railroad & Bridge Association recently made some improvements to the prized red caboose downtown.