Re/Max Realty Group announced Mark Macomber has joined the locally owned and operated full-service real estate brokerage at 317 Rehoboth Ave., Rehoboth Beach. Macomber is a seasoned Realtor with over 30 years of experience serving Delaware and southeastern Pennsylvania. As a Re/Max agent, he is dedicated to assisting clients in finding their dream homes. With an in-depth understanding of the local community, access to premier listings, an extensive global network, […]

The Delaware Department of Agriculture recently launched the Delaware Grown Road Trip initiative to encourage residents and visitors to hop in their cars to experience the First State’s rich and flavorful agricultural heritage. While traveling rural roads, participants can explore Delaware’s many produce farms and farmers markets, and meet specialty crop farmers. Stopping by Brittingham Farms in Millsboro, surrounded by fields of lavender, frolicking lambs and maps showcasing the road […]

, The Tidemark Federal Credit Union Foundation recently announced its 2024 Scholarship Program recipients. This year, the foundation has awarded two $3,000 scholarships to outstanding students, continuing its legacy of supporting educational pursuits within the community. Since its inception in 2014, the Tidemark Foundation has been dedicated to empowering students to achieve their academic goals. Over the past decade, the foundation has assisted 29 students in pursuing higher education, disbursing […]

, “Peril in the Pool House” author Judy Murray will take part in a signing event from 3 to 5 p.m., Saturday, June 8, at Browseabout Books, 133 Rehoboth Ave., Rehoboth Beach.  A bed and breakfast grand opening is creating quite a stir. Real estate agent Helen Morrisey sold the neglected Victorian to state senatorial candidate Eliot Davies and his wife Alison. Despite rumors of ghostly images, they’ve toiled for […]

A Milton woman was successful in her federal lawsuit over a vanity license plate that the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles had previously recalled after deeming it obscene.  The suit dates back to December 2020, when Kari Lynn Overington reserved a vanity license plate reading “FCANCER,” to commemorate her victory over breast cancer. She said in court filings that the “F” stood for fight. She formally purchased the plate from […]

DuPont has started the long road of dividing the company into three, yet again, with new leadership guiding the way to create new value to the Delaware company.

The Delaware Business times is pleased to announce that nominations are open for the MItchell Awards.

U.S. Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester talks about the Promoting Resilient Supply Chains Act to instruct the Department of Commerce to lead a supply chain resilience effort.

The first phase of the Park Avenue relocation project in Georgetown is open to traffic. The nearly two-mile segment of road includes reconstruction of Arrow Safety Road from Route 113 to South Bedford Street, a new roundabout at the intersection of the two roads with Park Avenue, and realignment of Park Avenue from S. Bedford Street to the southern end of Delaware Coastal Airport. The existing Park Avenue is now […]

People on the Move is a rundown of recent hirings, promotions, appointments and other notable movements by professionals in the state. If you’re interested in submitting an entry, please contact […]

Yoga and mindfulness teacher Hiba Melhem Stancofski of Lewes will take part in the local author book signing summer series at Browseabout Books from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sunday, June 9, at 133 Rehoboth Ave., Rehoboth Beach. No registration is needed, and books will be available for purchase. A 500-hour certified yoga instructor and mindfulness teacher, Stancofski published “I Feel Better Now” in March 2021 amid the pandemic. Illustrated […]

Officials from Delmarva Power detailed a plan to rebuild six miles of power lines and build a new five-mile line in the Milton area starting in June.  Jim Smith, external affairs officer for Delmarva Power, told Milton Town Council May 6 that the project is three-pronged in nature. First, he said, workers will start on Mulberry Street in downtown Milton, where the company will rebuild the overhead infrastructure. The second […]

Delaware 250 announced the first cycle of grants awarded to support the planning and programming for museums, heritage groups and non-profits in preparation of the United States Semiquincentennial Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 2026. 

, The Room at Cedar Grove will welcome rocker Christine Havrilla Saturday, June, 1, and local favorite Vinyl Shockley Sunday, June 2. Both concerts begin at 6:30 p.m. and include dinner. Tickets are $45. Events benefit Paul Kares, which supports aspiring musicians and culinary artists with grants for education, equipment and study-related travel. Guitarist and singer Havrilla has shared the stage with Brandi Carlile, Chely Wright, Janis Ian and Melissa […]

About 100 local government officials, family and friends recently honored retiring Millville Town Manager Debbie Botchie, an 18-year local government veteran. The supporters gathered May 18, at Cripple Creek Golf & Country Club in Dagsboro to commemorate Botchie’s service to the Town of Millville. Sen. Gerald Hocker, R-Ocean View, and Rep. Ronald Gray, R-Selbyville, presented Botchie with legislative tributes for her nearly two decades of community service and local government […]

, Attorney John Brady has held many titles in his long professional career, including deputy attorney general, Sussex County Clerk of the Peace and Eagle Scout leader. Now, he has another one – retired. Brady announced his retirement May 2, after 32 years as a member of the Delaware Bar and 16 as a state employee. He has been battling health issues for many years and has had an artificial […]

Possum Point Players’ summer production of “For Peter Pan on Her 70th Birthday” will be performed from Friday to Sunday, June 7 to 9, and June 14 to 16, in Possum Hall, 441 Old Laurel Road, Georgetown. The five siblings in the play explore and question the choices of growing up or holding on to childhood. Spending farewell time with their aging father has the brothers and sisters taking a loving […]

The Delaware River and Bay Authority recently announced that American Airlines, in partnership with The Landline Company, will be launching a new service connecting the Wilmington Airport to Philadelphia International Airport via luxury motorcoaches. Effective Oct. 7, customers will be able to park locally and clear security at the Wilmington Airport before boarding an American Airlines-branded luxury motorcoach connection bound for Philadelphia International Airport. Customers can enjoy the ease and […]

, , , , , The “Paviljoen” sculpture took two days to install and about two hours to dismantle. Artist DeWitt Godfrey returned to Lewes Canalfront Park May 30 to remove his large steel artwork with the help of a truck and crew from the Lewes Board of Public Works. The Lewes Public Art Committee commissioned the piece for last year’s temporary art installation. “I think it was very successful; […]

The Association of Coastal Towns is a public body that violated Delaware’s Freedom of Information Act by failing to conduct certain meetings in accordance with open meeting requirements, the Attorney General’s Office ruled May 28. The ruling was in response to a petition filed by South Bethany property owner Edward E. Bintz in April, alleging violations by ACT, which comprises Bethany, South Bethany, Dewey, Henlopen Acres, Rehoboth, Lewes and Fenwick […]