Author: Brandon Bossert

Cameras, new lighting part of improvements for town park

Troopers, DART ask shoppers to help Sussex County students by stuffing the bus

DNREC asks for public input for inland bay dredging

Parking study reveals need for downtown solutions

Downtown businesses hurting from months-long bridge closure

MVA hopes confiscating licenses will convince drivers to switch to Real ID

Residents asked to pay the bill for new city sidewalks

City urges residents to participate in survey

Iraq, Afghanistan War veteran preps to participate in Tunnel to Towers

Adding new business a key focus to Seaford comprehensive plan

New park planned to honor past, revitalize downtown

Farmers hope cooperating weather continues

U.S. tariffs on China effects on local soy bean farmers

Downtown intersection could see lanes open before National Folk Festival

District reforms choice program in effort to address overcrowding

Shared bike lanes, widening sidewalks pieces of Ocean City’s plans to improve safety

Exclusive: Officer Wiersberg returns to work with Fruitland Police Department

Small items could make big difference for LGBTQ children in the classroom

Efforts underway to renovate neglected shopping center

Local senators react to spending limit vote

After three decades, Party Corner to close its doors

DNREC confirms new tick in The First State

Over a dozen Sussex roads to see conversion to asphalt

Corn, soy bean farmers hope forecasted rain gives crops a boost

New heated pool space unveiled, helps fill void in community

Spreading Kindness: one woman’s mission to change the east coast arrives in Salisbury

Pay raise for officers first step in department upgrades

Start Your Engines: Decatur grad prepares for first NASCAR race

Town rejects proposed lodging tax in effort to attract business community

Counterfeit currency becoming a growing problem

Locals debate whether to move Halloween to last Saturday in October

Construction begins on new park

Colwell Park celebrates lifelong work with National Guard youth

Grants offered to local businesses to spur economic development

Free program offered to help middle school girls with their mental health

Back to 1919: Delaware Pilsner offered at fair only to mark 100 years

Budweiser Clydesdales highlight famous guests at Delaware State Fair

Counterfeit Currency: businesses in Pocomoke warned of fake bills circulating

New program offers Sussex Tech students real-life training

Organizations hope to see federal opioid crisis funding continue

Habitat looks to empower women through its build program

Foodie Friday: New menu items at the Delaware State Fair

Staying cool in the oppressive fair heat

Locals, lawmakers react to no vote on 9/11 compensation fund by Harris

Local tech engineers warn of privacy concerns with FaceApp

Studies could determine fate of hotel conference center

City hopes digital study can lead to revitalization funds

Seaford PD taking over School Resource Officer program

Immigration officials offer advise as ICE raids loom nationally

Junior police academy trains officers of the future