By Lynn Schofer The Seaford High School commencement for the class of 2026 was held last Friday in Seaford. The class was welcomed by Dr. Susan Harrison, Seaford High School principal, who spoke for the administration in welcoming everyone [...]

By Tony E. Windsor For more than half a century, John Hollis devoted his life to helping young people discover opportunities, build confidence and believe in futures they may never have imagined possible. Educator, coach, mentor, organizer, fundraiser [...]

By Bernard W. Carr Police officers, supervisors, executive staff members, and civilian employees from the Seaford Police Department, led by Chief Marshall D. Craft Jr., marched by cadence into the filled to capacity banquet hall with their heads [...]

By Lynn Schofer The Minority Educational Regional Incentive Training (MERIT) held a dedication ceremony at the Boys & Girls Club last Saturday in Seaford. The event honored co-founder John Hollis, who had been awarded the state’s highest civilian [...]

By Carol Kinsley As our nation prepares to celebrate the U.S. Semiquincentennial, a local 250th Anniversary Celebration Committee is meeting monthly to plan and coordinate events for later this year. The group met on April 21 at the [...]

By Lynn Schofer Last week’s Seaford Council meeting highlighted a range of community events, including a United States “250” Celebration, a renewed Riverfest committee, a five-year strategic police plan, and a dedication ceremony. The director of the Minority [...]

By Mike McClure TidalHealth Nanticoke held its annual Donate Life Month flag-raising ceremony last Wednesday at the flagpole in front of the TidalHealth Nanticoke Emergency Department in Seaford. According to TidalHealth Nanticoke President and TidalHealth Vice President Penny Short, [...]

By Lynn Schofer The Seaford Council members were greeted during public comment by Laurel councilman George Lodato, who shared information on the citizen academy. The academy will be on Wednesday evenings beginning April 1 from 6 to 9 [...]

By Mike McClure End Community Violence Now (ECVN), the state of Delaware’s community-based Office of Violence Prevention, OUTLOUD, and Nonviolent Seaford are just some of the organizations looking to reduce violence in Delaware and address the issues that [...]

By Lynn Schofer The community-built Jay’s Nest Playground is closed until further notice after a recent evaluation deemed several areas unsafe. Presenting to the council, Director of Economic Development Trisha Newcomer said Tri-State Community Partners conducted the evaluation [...]