DEBATE - Miss Benato’s AP US History class participated in an American Revolution debate. King George, aka Miss Benato, even facilitated the debate. Submitted photos
By Tony E Windsor
Construction is slated to start soon on a new Wawa convenience store to be located on U.S. 13, fronting the Laurel Junction Flea Market property at U.S. 13 and Delaware 9. Long anticipated, the construction site is being blocked […]
By Mike McClure
This year’s Wings and Wheels Fall Festival, which takes place Oct. 2-3 at the Delaware Coastal Airport in Georgetown, will pay tribute to the country’s 250th anniversary, honoring 250 years of sacrifice and freedom.
The Friday night party, which will […]
By Ali Nicole
The September Delmar Council (Del.) meeting was held on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Mayor Tom Bauer announced congratulations to re-elected members Odell Jones and Matt Waldman, who, like Bauer, ran unopposed in the planned election.
Due to this, no Board of […]
By Terry Wilkinson and Suzanne Barger
Western Sussex Chamber
Western Sussex Chamber, under the direction of Seashore Striders, sponsored the first part of our Broad Creek Bash on Saturday, Aug. 29. The 5K run/walk and bike ride were supposed […]
By Bernard W. Carr
Although the Laurel School District did not open for business for all students (PreK-12) until Tuesday, Sept. 1, Kingdom Life Family Ministries decided to welcome students and teachers back to school a few weeks early with their annual Welcome […]
By Tony E Windsor
A newly formed nonprofit dedicated to empowering Laurel’s young people introduced its mission to the community during the Aug. 17 meeting of Laurel Mayor and Council.
Representatives of the “Laurel Legacy Youth Foundation” presented the town with a banner […]
By Bernard W. Carr
The ARK Educational Resource Center, a non-profit organization located on 208 E. Front St., in Laurel, hosted its 12th annual “Back to School Jamboree” on Saturday, Aug. 8, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. The well attended and free event was held at […]
By Tony E. Windsor
Laurel’s longest-serving mayor led the town for 22 years and remained active in education, civic organizations and community development. Former Laurel Mayor John Shwed, whose 22 years in office made him the longest-serving mayor in the town’s history, has died.
Shwed served […]
By Tony E. Windsor
Town Manager Jamie Smith presented an optimistic overview of Laurel’s economic development efforts Monday evening, telling members of the Laurel Mayor and Council that the town continues to make steady progress in attracting investment, supporting local businesses and positioning itself for […]
By Tony E. Windsor
The firm of Lank, Johnson & Tull, CPAs presented the town’s FY 2024 audit during the Monday, July 20, meeting of Laurel Mayor and Council. The audit covers the period from July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024, and […]
