Paige Parsons

SUSSEX COUNTY, Del.– Sussex county is launching two new programs for local fire and ambulance companies that could end up saving taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars.

MILLVILLE, Del.– The Millville Volunteer Fire Company opened their doors in 1936 and now there celebrating ninety years of serving their community.

GEORGETOWN, Del.– DART announces changes to their statewide bus service and held a public hearing in Georgetown.

MILTON, Del.– 2026 is the year of the horse and the Southern Delaware Therapeutic Riding Center is galloping into the future when it comes to expanding access to their equine therapy programs.

GEORGETOWN, Del.– The CHEER Center promotes healthy againg year round and say September is a great time to make a change since it is healthy againg month. Program manager Jacquie Reilley says an important key to healthy aging is staying connected, and there daily activities are a great way to do that. “We don’t want our seniors isolated,” Reilley...

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del.– The Rehoboth Art League was formed back in 1938 as a place where artists could gather, teach, and exhibit there work.

GREENWOOD, Del.–The Greenwood Public Library hosted a “Are You Ready” seminar in partnership with Delaware Department of Public Safety in honor of September being national preparedness month.

MILFORD, Del.– The Delaware Department of Labor hosted a job and resource expo at the Delaware Food Bank campus in Milford Delaware.

SUSSEX COUNTY, Del.– The YMCA is bringing back their “Let’s Move Delaware” initiative.

MILLSBORO, Del.– The oyster fritter fundraiser is returning to Millsboro where community members can enjoy a variety of seafood with all proceeds going back to the community.