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Marilyn Searcey named Delmar Citizen of the Year, banquet to take place May 21

Casey2024-04-25T11:13:32-05:00April 25th, 2024|Categories: LAUREL, MAIN HOME|

The Greater Delmar Chamber of Commerce recently announced Marilyn Searcey as the 2024 Delmar Citizen of the Year Searcey, a pastor at Renovate Church and an adjunct social work instructor at Salisbury University, will be honored at the Citizen of the Year banquet on May 21.

“It’s a little overwhelming. It’s definitely not something I expected,” said Searcey, who has lived in Delmar since she was eight years old. “It’s very humbling. There’s so many awesome people here. It’s a pretty amazing community to be a part of.”

Marilyn Searcey

Serving as a pastor allows Searcey an […]

Acting police chief says department is being proactive in addressing crime in the town

Casey2024-04-25T11:01:33-05:00April 18th, 2024|Categories: LAUREL-NEWS|

A Laurel councilman recently expressed ongoing concerns about recent violence in the [...]

Delmar School Board approves pole building bid, updated on possible certificate of necessity

Casey2024-04-11T11:06:52-05:00April 4th, 2024|Categories: LAUREL-NEWS|

The Delmar School Board approved a bid for a new pole building [...]

NASA visits Laurel Public Library, presents a pair of programs

Casey2024-03-28T11:11:03-05:00March 21st, 2024|Categories: LAUREL-NEWS|

NASA touched down at the Laurel Public Library on Tuesday, March 5 [...]

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BULLETIN BOARD

Heritage Day

Heritage Day will take place at the Nanticoke Indian Museum, located at 26673 John J. Williams Highway in Millsboro, on Saturday, May 4 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event will feature Keith Cunningham, native book author and linguistics report; Ragghi Rain, indigenous storyteller; and the Nanticoke Dance Troupe. Attractions include Native American storytelling, dancing, music, and vendors; traditional Native American food such as succotash and fry bread; and Indian tacos. The event is free to the public. Call 302-945-3400 with questions.

Laurel Historical Society: Museum openings

This year five historic properties and museums in the greater Laurel area will be open to the public on the first Sunday of each month, May through October, from 1 to 4 p.m. The open museums are: (1) Cook House, 502 E. 4th St., Laurel, (2) Hitchens Homestead, 205 Willow St., Laurel, (3) Rosemont, 121 Delaware Ave., Laurel, (4) Bethel Maritime Museum, 312 1st St., Bethel, and (5) Old Christ Church, Christ Church Rd., Laurel. Docents will be available at all five sites. Admission to all sites is free, but free will offerings are most gratefully accepted. The first day of museum openings will be Sunday, May 5. Questions? Call George Denney at 302-745-1963.