By Mike McClure Robin Breasure, who made great contributions to the Delmar community during her family’s ownership of the recently closed Bryan and Brittingham store, was saluted as this year’s Delmar Citizen of the Year last Thursday at [...]

By Mike McClure Robin Breasure didn’t have time to join community organizations; she worked six days a week managing Bryan and Brittingham. But, under her leadership, the business made a large impact on the community in many ways. [...]

By Carson Williamson Serving the mid-Delmarva area and operating out of Seaford, Love INC of Mid Delmarva (Love INC.) serves as one of the top organizations to aid those struggling with homelessness. With dozens of churches and other [...]

Messages shared by pastors, but the kids stole the show By Mike McClure The theme of this year’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration, which took place on Monday at St. John’s UM Church was Mission Possible [...]

By Tony E. Windsor A state-funded surveillance camera project intended to provide broad coverage across Laurel has been significantly scaled back after the local electric utility declined to allow cameras to be mounted on its poles, Police Chief [...]

By Mike McClure Bleile approved as Interim Superintendent  Though no discussion was held during last Tuesday’s Delmar School Board meeting, Board President Raymond Vincent read a prepared statement announcing that the district will push back its planned [...]

By Tony E. Windsor Town Manager Jamie Smith informed the Mayor and Council that the Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA) has invited municipalities across the state to apply for a voluntary technical assistance pilot program aimed at updating [...]