Author: Brandon Bossert

Districts hope to fill critical mass of teaching vacancies

Search for Town Manager marches on

Perdue chairman honored with Salisbury University award

Worcester County STEM students offered opportunity to work in career fields

Not My Child hopes to continue conversation about opioids

Officials rush to contain, fix sewage failure in Del.

Municipalities building from the inside-out

Officials attempting to accelerate Convention Center renovation funding

Merchant’s Attic event draws thousands of bargain hunters

Community members listen in on panel discussing race in Sussex County

Rehoboth capital improvements focus of budget talks

Resort town changes view of ocean for visitors

Questions asked following end of neighborhood watch

Meeting outlines plans for FOlk Festival for local businesses

Discussing the future of local african american leadership

Shupe announces candidacy in district 36

Grade school students dump truck-load of supplies off to HALO

Town continues to move forward with new business, sports complex

Lieutenant Floyd remembered, honored with ceremony at James T. Vaughn

Event helps children get much needed dental care

Carney inspects reaction to water contamination

Elementary student sets pace at jump rope for heart

Rehoboth Watchers kicked to the curb

Partnering to bring goods to HALO

Consortium moves to state capital to discuss solutions to mental health, addiction crisis

PRMC adds restrictions to visitation in midst of flu season

Trio of local students attempt to influence White House energy policy

Lawmakers eye arming ‘certain, select’ school employees

New online resource center helps fight opioid addiction

Democrats introduce gun control legislation

ICE agents operating in heart of Sussex County

Beebe holds meeting to discuss expansion to Millville

Anderton discusses legislation to effect eastern shore

Delmarva restaurants compete to be crowned ‘Best Wings On The Shore’

Car slams into vacant building

Scouts come together to help troops overseas

Fire and Ice attracts thousands of tourists to resort town

Monster trucks return to Civic Center

Camp Feast returns to overwhelming support

Universities partner to help pharmacy students

Grade schoolers taking time to aid HALO

Risks and benefits of new vaping device

Increase in flu cases causing overcrowded emergency rooms

Lawmakers move to ban bump stocks

County Council approves new 50-acre sports complex

Point in time count critical to homeless preparedness

Soup kitchen helps warm locals up in bitter cold months

Legendary Pocomoke pastor honored for decades of service

Women continue local march for equality

Democratic delegate hopeful organizes get-together for eastern shore candidates