Eighth Annual Job Fair in Laurel- Laurel
The Laurel Public Library and the Department of Labor will host the eighth annual job fair on Tuesday, March 17, from 2–6 p.m. at the [...]
Blades Easter Egg Hunt to take place March 28- Blades
The Blades Police Department and the town of Blades will hold the Blades Easter Egg Hunt on March 28 from 10 a.m. to noon at [...]
Suzanna “Sue” Bramhall, 91
Suzanna “Sue” Bramhall of Seaford, passed away on March 6, 2026. Sue is a fourth generation Seafordian, the daughter of Wright and Pearl Robinson. Wright [...]
Holy Week services announced for St. Stephen’s Church
Mark your calendars, St. Stephen’s Church in Delmar will hold the following Holy Week services: March 29, Palm Sunday at 10 a.m. April 2, Maundy [...]
Delta Alpha Beta Zeta Chapter hosts Second Annual Scholarship Gospel Brunch
The Delta Aloha Beta Zeta chapter’s Second Annual Scholarship Gospel Brunch will take place on March 28 at Heritage Shores in Bridgeville. This uplifting event [...]
Doctor’s Perspective- Shingles and dementia
By Dr. Anthony Policastro Common infections can have different symptoms depending on the age of the patient. We know that is true for [...]
Blackwell, Parsons present info on Chesapeake Gateways, Nanticoke Heritage Byway to National Parks Service
By Mike McClure Last month, Jim Blackwell of the Seaford Museum and Nanticoke Heritage Byway, and Sussex County Historic Preservation Planner Dan Parsons [...]
Immigrant advocacy groups seek to help build bridges
By Tony E. Windsor Two immigrant advocacy organizations appeared before the Laurel Mayor and Council recently, saying their goal is to build stronger [...]
Seaford boys’ basketball falls in second round of state tournament
By Lynn Schofer The playoff curse hit the Blue Jays once again when Seaford fell to number 11 Salesianum in the second round [...]
Burton William Whaley, 87
With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Burton William Whaley of Delmar, who passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026. [...]