Seaford

By Lynn Schofer

During last Tuesday’s meeting, the Seaford City Council members approved a request by Wayvery Holding Company for a quitclaim deed to relinquish a portion of Oak Street (alleyway) to be vacated and conveyed to Wayverly Holding Company. The alley is unused property […]

By Mike McClure

Last Monday night, breast cancer survivors, health care workers, Seaford elected officials and employees, and local citizens joined to take part in the annual Pink Ribbon Walk to create

TidalHealth and the city of Seaford […]

By Carson Williamson

According to information from the United States Census Bureau, Delaware saw a 1.5 percent increase in population. This comes after the four percent increase in population between 2020 and 2023. According to studies performed by Construction Coverage utilizing data from the U.S. […]

By Lynn Schofer

The Seaford School District’s Assistant Superintendent Jason Cameron and Director of Special Education Virginia Hastings presented to the Seaford City Council two 2025 Seaford School District Hall of Fame inductees. The Hall of Fame is in the second year and will welcome […]

By Carol Kinsley

Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer visited the Western Sussex Boys & Girls Club in Seaford on Sept. 17, in part to see the mini-farm behind the building and to learn about a new teen center for which construction will soon begin.

Tony Windsor, statewide […]

By Lynn Schofer

presented to six Seaford Police Officers for their exceptional efforts during a residential fire on North Conwell Street, May 11 in Seaford. The presentation was made by Seaford Volunteer Fire Department Chief John “Jack” Wilson, who spoke of the brave acts that […]

By Mike McClure

The 16th Annual Wings and Wheels Fall Festival will kick off with the Friday night dinner show on Oct. 3, followed by the main event on Oct. 4. The deadline for vendors is Sept. 15 and pre-registration is open for the car […]

By Lynn Schofer

The Seaford City Council approved the legal sale of marijuana in the city by removing a clause from the original ordinance that allowed it only after the federal government lowered the schedule. Two community members spoke during public comment, one opposed and […]

By Carson Williamson

The fourth annual Impact Festival will be held at the Bridgeville Public Library on Sept. 6. The Impact Festival, created by Chase Marvil and his organization The Inspiring Project, was originally created in order to raise awareness for mental health, to try […]

By Carson Williamson

The two largest power suppliers in the state are Delaware Electric Cooperative and Delmarva Power. Consisting of 85 percent of the state’s electric load, these two suppliers are at the forefront in dealing with problems involving electric consumption and potential issues from […]