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Seaford Man Arrested for 6th Offense DUI after Traffic Stop near Harrington

By Mari Lou / February 14, 2026

A traffic stop Friday night in Harrington led to the arrest of a Seaford man for DUI and other offenses. A State Trooper on patrol spotted a pickup with an equipment violation and stopped the truck. The driver – 44 year old Marrco Bryant of Seaford showed signs of impairment. He was arrested after performing…

Avian Influenza Found on Commercial Broiler Farm in Wicomico County

By Mari Lou / February 14, 2026

Avian influenza has been found in a commercial broiler farm in Wicomico County. The Maryland Department of Ag announce a presumptive positive case of H5 Avian Influenza – the first in the county this year – and the second in the state this year. The affected premises have been quarantined and birds on the property…

Wicomico County Closures for Presidents’ Day

By Mari Lou / February 14, 2026

WICOMICO COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICES Wicomico County Government Offices will be closed Monday, February 16, 2026, in observance of Presidents’ Day.   CONVENIENCE CENTERS, LANDFILL, BRUSH PILE, FERRIES On Monday, February 16, 2026, the Newland Park Landfill, Convenience Center and Brush Pile, will be open. All external Convenience Centers and White Haven will also be closed.…

No Municipal Election in Selbyville in March

By Mari Lou / February 13, 2026

There will be no municipal election on March 7th in Selbyville this year. There was one vacant seat each in District 2 and District 4 – and just one person filed as a candidate for each seat. District 2 incumbent Monroe Hudson, Junior and District 4 incumbent William Kirsch, Junior will each return to the…

More Snow This Season in Northern Delmarva

By Mari Lou / February 13, 2026

It’s been a snowier than usual winter for some parts of the country. According to the National Weather Service – Mount Washington in New Hampshire has topped it’s normal snowfall of 163” through February 12 – and has recorded 173.6” this year through Thursday! Closer to home Wilmington, Delaware has recorded 15.7” this year compared…

UPDATED: Salisbury Man Sentenced to 10 Years on Weapons Offenses

By Mari Lou / February 13, 2026

UPDATED – 02/13/26 – A Salisbury man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison on weapons charges. Court records show that 35 year old Terrance White of Salisbury was convicted of 2 counts of illegal possession of a regulated firearm and 1 count of firearm straw purchase in November of 2024. White was sentenced Wednesday…

3 Candidates File for Millville Town Council – Meet the Candidates Thurs, February 19th

By Mari Lou / February 13, 2026

There are 3 candidates running for 2 seats on the Millville Town Council. Jean Hanley is challenging incumbents Ronald Belinko and Deborah Sosnoski. Each seat is for a 2-year term. A meet the candidates night will be held on Thursday, February 19th at Evans Park from 6 to 8pm. Residents are invited to submit questions…

Millsboro Looking for Input on Town Parks Survey

By Mari Lou / February 13, 2026

The Town of Millsboro is looking for your input on the town’s existing parks! They also want your feedback on a new town park that is planned along Route 24 west of Route 113 – across from Godwin School Road. Your feedback will help with future improvements, amenities and design features to make sure Millsboro’s…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / February 13, 2026

Bill Hunter – Snow on the frozen St Martins River near Bishopville. Click for full view

Bridgeville Election CANCELED March 7th

By Mari Lou / February 12, 2026

The Bridgeville Town Council election on March 7th has been canceled. ======================================== Voters in District 2 in Bridgeville will be going to the polls on March 7th to elect candidate to the Town Commission. Sandra Richards and Jacqueline Parker are looking to take over the District 2 seat – it is a 2-year term. Incumbent…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / February 12, 2026

Greg Ryan – Millsboro – Ice on the rocks in Lewes. Click for full view

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / February 11, 2026

Barb Moulinier – Rehoboth Beach – Lightship Overfalls in ice. Click for full view

UPDATED: Sussex County Council Approves Updated Sussex County Emergency Operations Plan

By Mari Lou / February 10, 2026

UPDATED – 02/10/26 – The Sussex County Council had a short agenda and began this week’s meeting at 1pm. County Administrator Todd Lawson recognized the groups that took part in this year’s Caroling on the Circle Food Drive, which includes schools and several area businesses. In actual food donations, Rehoboth Elementary School brought in the most…

Lincoln Man Charged after Threatening Co-Worker

By Mari Lou / February 10, 2026

A Lincoln man has been arrested by Delaware State Police after he threatened a co-worker in Georgetown. Police responded to Donovan’s Salvage works Sunday morning just before 10 where they learned that the suspect, 44 year old Jose Sanchez of Lincoln was arguing with a co-worker, then threatened to leave and return with a gun…

DSP Investigating Shooting Incident on Route 113 North of Millsboro

By Mari Lou / February 10, 2026

Delaware State Police are investigating a shooting incident that occurred Sunday night just before 9:30 on Route 113 north of Millsboro near Avenue of Honor. Police say a Ford Edge with 2 occupants was northbound on Route 113. A silver or white passenger car was tailgating the Edge and driving aggressively when an unknown suspect…

Milford Woman Died after Crash Near Laurel Saturday Evening

By Mari Lou / February 10, 2026

A Milford woman has died from injuries she received in a crash Saturday evening just before 6:30 near Laurel. Delaware State Police say a westbound Silverado on Mount Zion Road pulled into the path of an Infiniti SUV that was southbound on Route 13. The Infiniti struck the passenger side of the Silverado. A Ford…

DSP Arrest Delmar Man after Home Invasion Burglary & Assault

By Mari Lou / February 10, 2026

A Delmar man has been arrested following a home invasion burglary and assault that occurred early Monday morning in Delmar. Delaware State Police were called to a home on Bi-State Boulevard just after 2am for a report of an assault involving a weapon and that a man had forced entry into the house and was…

Talk of Delmarva Picture of the Day

By Mari Lou / February 10, 2026

Red Moulinier – Rehoboth Beach – Tug breaking ice for pilot boat. Click for full view

UPDATED: Laurel Voters Deny Current Expense Referendum

By Mari Lou / February 9, 2026

UPDATED – 02/09/26 – Voters in the Laurel School District voted against raising taxes. By nearly 2 to 1 1113 voted against a current expense referendum – to help cover the operational needs while 612 voted to for the referendum.. District officials say they will review the feedback they’ve received.  ================================================== ORIGINAL STORY – 02/08/26…

State of Delaware Opens Initial RFPs to Transform Rural Health Care

By Mari Lou / February 9, 2026

Governor Matt Meyer has announced that Requests for Proposals (RFPs) are now open for four initiatives under Delaware’s plan to overhaul health care in every community. The RFPs are part of the federal government’s Rural Health Transformation Program, a multi-year effort to expand access to care, lower costs, and increase the medical workforce, particularly in rural…

Wicomico County Executive Joins Maryland Leaders Calling on Gov Moore to Veto 287(g) Emergency Legislation

By Mari Lou / February 9, 2026

Wicomico County Executive Julie Giordano joined fellow Maryland leaders and impacted families at a press conference at the Harford County Sheriff’s Office Monday to address pending state legislation concerning 287(g) agreements and cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Governor Wes Moore is expected to sign into law emergency legislation (Senate Bill 245 and…

Ocean City Councilman Tony DeLuca Resigns

By Mari Lou / February 9, 2026

Ocean City Councilman Tony DeLuca has announced his resignation from the Council on Sunday – effective immediately. DeLuca has served on the City Council since November of 2014, however he says that family must come first. This comes after a special meeting of the council a week ago after concerns regarding his residency were brought…

City of Salisbury Secures $24.6-Million for Water Treatment Plant Upgrades

By Mari Lou / February 9, 2026

The City of Salisbury has been awarded $24.6-million from the Maryland Department of the Environment in the State of Maryland FY 2027 Capital Budget for upgrades to the water treatment plant. The funding will support construction of a filter replacement project at the Paleo Water Treatment Plant and upgrades to the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition…

UPDATED: Wicomico County Officials say Newland Park Landfill to Resume Normal Operations Tuesday, Feb 10

By Mari Lou / February 9, 2026

UPDATED – 02/09/26 – Per States Attorney, Jamie Dykes and Acting Director of Public Works, the Newland Park Landfill will resume normal operations tomorrow, Tuesday February 10th, 2026.  States Attorney Dykes added “I also want to note that the entire Solid Waste Division demonstrated professionalism and commitment in brutal conditions.  Law enforcement is grateful for their…