Ben Mace is a Reporter at Delaware Online/The News Journal. He primarily covers real estate, development, and business news in Kent County, with a focus on commercial real estate, housing markets, and urban development. His work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, The Washington Post, and USA TODAY.
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Delaware News Journal Dover Mayor Robin Christiansen made a statement Aug. 12 that he was in the hospital but still able to perform the duties of his office.
Delaware News Journal While summer may be winding down, here are six ideas to recharge the fun in August and September in Dover.
By: Ben Mace
Delaware News Journal A company that has installed free roofs for years for Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity has extended its donations to veterans in need.
By: Ben Mace
Excerpts from The News Journal archives include a traffic jam in 1926, oil leases near Rehoboth in 1976 and Middletown's questionable loans in 2006
In the first quarter of 2026, slots players bet more than $1.2 billion and won back more than $1.1 billion, with net proceeds over $100 million, according to the
The number of Kent County employees shrank in fiscal year 2025 compared to 2024, while the number making over $100,000 rose.
Sales of existing homes, not new construction, in Delaware in July fell from June but rose from a year ago, while prices jumped to a record high.
In the 2025 calendar year, about 25% of Dover city employees made over $100,000 and 40% made over $80,000.
Delaware News Journal Excerpts from The News Journal archives from Aug. 23-29 include husband charged with killing bride of four months in 1926.
By: Sophia Voight, Ben Mace
Delaware News Journal Happily, we once again do not have a lot of restaurant closures to report this month, and most of the restaurants below are only temporarily closed.
