- OPENING CEREMONY - Members of the Woodbridge JROTC present the colors as the Woodbridge High School Select Ensemble prepares to sing the National Anthem during the Apple Scrapple opening ceremony. More pictures beginning on page 7. Photo by Mike McClure
- COLORING CONTEST - Isla Kauffman was the winner of the Apple Scrapple coloring contest for the five-year-old division. Photo by Mike McClure
- COLORING CONTEST - Benjamin Layton won the Apple Scrapple coloring contest in the 13-17 year-old division. Photo by Mike McClure
- FRIDAY NIGHT - Shown (l to r) during the Apple Scrapple Festival last Friday night are: Paula Bailey, Pastor Aubrey Weston, and Ricksha Keyser. Photo by Mike McClure
- SEAFORD CLASS OF 1960 - The Seaford High School class of 1960 recently held its semi annual reunion at Pizza King. Classmates who traveled a distance, Jim Davis from Washington and Patty Taliaferro from Charlottesville, Va., came to share memories of the past and make new ones. The next class gathering will be held March 27, 2027. Shown are: first row- Darlene Hastings Ashmead, Patty Harris Taliaferro, Diane Jenkins Lank, Becky Waller, Sheila Bennett Schieferstein, Dottie Barto Lecates, Ed Maas, Nancy Lankford Bennett; second row- Dottie Johnson Dukes, Gay Conley Moore, Gary Watson, Joann Gillis Cannon, Sam Baldwin, Jean Veasey Marvel, Carol Huston, Jim Davis, Leslie Conway Triplett, Mauree Comorat Chaffinch; third row- Doug Burris, Frank Fleetwood, John Isenhower, James Jennette, Charlotte Dennis Graham, Clark White, and John Green. Submitted photo
- SEAFORD HOMECOMING - Seaford Middle School teacher Darrynn Harris waves to the crowd during the homecoming parade on Friday. Photo by: Bernard W. Carr
- Delaware Technical and Community College representatives are joined by state and local politicians for the ribbon cutting for the school’s Seaford Innovation Center, which took place last Friday. Submitted photo
There are 15 weeks that Code Purple in Sussex County is in operation. From Dec. 1 through March 15, various churches open their doors in Seaford, Georgetown, Milford and Lewes to the displaced in our area. That is, they open their doors […]











