Author: Julian Sadur

National HBCU week

Public weighs in on whether Wico. Co. BOE officials should be appointed

How a DSP Trooper saved a man’s life

Delaware groups say it’s time to revoke the death penalty

Deadline looming to weigh in on proposed Del. Psychiatric hospital

Assateague celebrates 50 years

Commemorating a piece of Salisbury’s history

Visit Ward Museum For Free

Salisbury shows they stand for peace

Stomping out cancer

National thank a police officer day

Why it’s likely your chid is unsafe in the car

Princess Anne Post Office currently operating out of a truck

Sheriff’s investigate string of car and garage robberies

Learning life lessons one catch at a time

Hogan makes an appearance at Redskins game

Gas prices hit ten year low

Nanticoke Indians hold 38th annual Pow-Wow

Preventing pills from falling into the wrong hands

Public weighs in on Wico. Co. BOE

Unemployment dropping on the shore

State offers help to gambling addicts

Body of missing PA man found

Saying goodbye to summer

Drowning at OC Inlet

Local barber gives back in a huge way

Route 26 closures come sooner than expected

A year later family still recovering from DUI accident

OCBP already planning for next year

Getting students college ready

Delaware facing possible eel fishing moratorium

Salisbury house fire ruled accidental

Man accused of killing child indicted

Chipotle and Five Guys coming to N. Salisbury

Over $60,000 coming to Shore law enforcement agencies

Vice Pres. Biden shows up at Democratic Jamboree

Move over awareness month

Sister Rosa – Georgetown’s Angel

Mikulski sends thousands to shore for bullet proof vests

Pin-up girls for PTSD

OC Hotel Week to make cheap rooms available for visitors

Wheels and wine for a good cause

Delaware Democrats ask for support at Jamboree

Coons speaks on Iran and 2016 election

Open meetings ruling won’t bring Pocomoke Police Chief back

Dewey votes for to give commissioners more power

Healthcare App hits Delaware

Teachers spread thin in Sussex Co.

DE Food Lion’s to hold job fair

Sandfest Returns