This archival feature shows Delaware's evolution in the 1960s by including photos that capture community landmarks + construction projects and cultural scenes like the Milton Theatre renovation and I-95 development.
The story reflects how changes in everyday life shaped local heritage.
Delmarva Power has proposed a $75.8 million rate increase to upgrade its aging grid — a move expected to add about $8 to monthly bills, and the company now awaits a decision from the Delaware Public Service Commission by Dec.
9.
Delaware Electric Cooperative said its Beat the Peak program saved members over $50 million since 2008, including $4.5 million in 2026, by urging reductions in electricity use during peak demand & lowering power costs.
Today, northeast winds pushed ocean waves to 7 to 10 ft and triggered craft warnings; conditions are expected to ease by Sunday with winds at 5 to 10 and seas at 3 to 4 ft.
White Clay Creek was stocked with 1,000 pounds of rainbow trout (anglers report trophy catches).
Delaware Online/The News Journal released expert picks for high school football Week 7 on Oct.
22. Kevin Tresolini and Brandon Holveck make predictions while the report features retired champion Brad Myers (three-time defending champion) and ratings by recent UM graduate Matt Kalin.
A tourism group leader said Sussex County’s 9 million annual visitors generated $3 billion in economic activity, boosting the state’s overall economy.
The report credits hotel stays, restaurant meals, souvenirs and event attendance with fueling this local growth.
Delaware quarterback Nick Minicucci returned after missing two contests to lead the Blue Hens to a 61 to 38 win over Missouri State on Oct.
20 at home, throwing five touchdown passes and moving up in career passing yards. The team recorded 482 total yards of offense.
Football experts Tresolini and Holveck answered eight key questions about high school football during the DE Gameday episode on Wednesday, Oct.
21, focusing on the future three-class system and Class 2A team prospects as the season advances.
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