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There’s cool, and there’s my-business-is-being-showcased-in-a-television-show-by-the-guy-who-did-“Breaking-Bad” cool. An...
11/16/2025

There’s cool, and there’s my-business-is-being-showcased-in-a-television-show-by-the-guy-who-did-“Breaking-Bad” cool. And Executive Editor Darin McCann thinks the local doughnut shop being on such a show is very, very cool.

There’s cool, and there’s my-business-is-being-showcased-in-a-television-show-by-the-guy-who-did-“Breaking-Bad” cool.

Guest columnist Jerry Hardiman has been thinking beyond the Nobels and considering some less well-known awards.
11/16/2025

Guest columnist Jerry Hardiman has been thinking beyond the Nobels and considering some less well-known awards.

It may not be fair, but certain achievement awards often get outsized attention in the media, while other remarkable achievements are neglected or ignored. This year, the Nobel Prize awards

As Mother Nature takes a rest and the days grow shorter and darker, Inland Bays Garden Center is bringing the light insi...
11/16/2025

As Mother Nature takes a rest and the days grow shorter and darker, Inland Bays Garden Center is bringing the light inside with sparkling garden treasures created by local artists, from Nov. 14 through Dec. 30.

As Mother Nature takes a rest and the days grow shorter and darker, Inland Bays Garden Center is bringing the light inside with sparkling garden treasures created by local artists.

Every December, the comforting aroma of sugar, cinnamon and butter fills the home of longtime friends who have gathered ...
11/15/2025

Every December, the comforting aroma of sugar, cinnamon and butter fills the home of longtime friends who have gathered for more than two decades to bake cookies together.

Every December, the comforting aroma of sugar, cinnamon and butter fills the home of longtime friends who have gathered for more than two decades to bake cookies together. What began

The Annual Bethany-Fenwick Thanksgiving Turkey Trot — benefiting the Bethany Beach Volunteer Fire Company — will be held...
11/15/2025

The Annual Bethany-Fenwick Thanksgiving Turkey Trot — benefiting the Bethany Beach Volunteer Fire Company — will be held at 9 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 27.

The Annual Bethany-Fenwick Thanksgiving Turkey Trot — presented by The Bank of Ocean City, benefiting the Bethany Beach Volunteer Fire Company and produced by Focus Multisports — will be held

At a constituents’ coffee, hosted by state Sen. Gerald Hocker and state Rep. Ron Gray, a Sussex County woman, referring ...
11/15/2025

At a constituents’ coffee, hosted by state Sen. Gerald Hocker and state Rep. Ron Gray, a Sussex County woman, referring to federal funding cuts, asked, “How will you take care of your people when money runs out?”

At a constituents’ coffee, hosted by state Sen. Gerald Hocker and state Rep. Ron Gray, a Sussex County woman, referring to federal funding cuts, asked, “How will you take care

The Selbyville Historical Society took possession of the former Gov. John G. Townsend home, previously part of the Selby...
11/15/2025

The Selbyville Historical Society took possession of the former Gov. John G. Townsend home, previously part of the Selbyville Public Library, on Tuesday, Nov. 11, in a move Historical Society President Irene Bunting called “just wonderful.”

The Selbyville Historical Society took possession of the former Gov. John G. Townsend home, previously part of the Selbyville Public Library, on Tuesday, Nov. 11, in a move Historical Society

Alva Hutchinson is taking to her garden club leadership with a focus on community and an overriding desire to cultivate ...
11/15/2025

Alva Hutchinson is taking to her garden club leadership with a focus on community and an overriding desire to cultivate loveliness.

Did you know there’s a term for a swarm of ladybugs?

The Southern Delaware Orchestra, along with the Southern Delaware Chorale, will present Handel’s “Messiah,” an oratorio ...
11/15/2025

The Southern Delaware Orchestra, along with the Southern Delaware Chorale, will present Handel’s “Messiah,” an oratorio that tells the story of Jesus, from his birth to his death and resurrection, on Dec. 13 and 14.

The Southern Delaware Orchestra, along with the Southern Delaware Chorale, will present Handel’s “Messiah,” an oratorio that tells the story of Jesus, from his birth to his death and resurrection,

Gabriela Ramirez is enjoying learning how the Ocean View Police Department operates, under the direction of Police Chief...
11/14/2025

Gabriela Ramirez is enjoying learning how the Ocean View Police Department operates, under the direction of Police Chief Kenneth McLaughlin and officers who are teaching her the finer points of policing — including how to shoot a taser.

Gabriela Ramirez is enjoying learning how the Ocean View Police Department operates, under the direction of Police Chief Kenneth McLaughlin and officers who are teaching her the finer points of

The Friends of the Millsboro Public Library are inviting the community to a free Christmas Spectacular from 10 a.m. to 1...
11/14/2025

The Friends of the Millsboro Public Library are inviting the community to a free Christmas Spectacular from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 15, at 217 West State Street. The event is for all ages.

The Friends of the Millsboro Public Library are inviting the community to a free Christmas Spectacular from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 15, at 217 West State

Between the uncertainties of SNAP benefits, rising costs across many industries and the basic escalated need this time o...
11/14/2025

Between the uncertainties of SNAP benefits, rising costs across many industries and the basic escalated need this time of year, a plethora of food drives throughout the community are aiming to help those experiencing food-insecurity.

Between the uncertainties of SNAP benefits, rising costs across many industries and the basic escalated need that comes around this time of year, you have no-doubt noticed a plethora of

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