Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 29th of August.
Good morning, Dover.
Delaware-made products will be celebrated in the upcoming Uniquely Delaware: Made in the First State challenge, and residents can email New Audience Editor Tammy Paolino with nominations by Friday, Sept.
4; later the public will vote to crown a winner + honor local ingenuity.
Photos from Aug. 21-26 capture local moments including UD and DSU move-ins on Aug.
22, tornado damage in Dover on Aug. 21 (affecting the Little League field), and Concord High School football practice plus Brandywine High's first day on Aug. 26.
Officials at Holy Cross High School said the temporary renovated building on S.
Dupont Highway will be replaced as the school plans to move to Frederica. The Kent Planning Commission is set to review the proposed new site on Sept. 10.
The Delaware National Guard is hosting a deployment ceremony today at 11 a.m. at the Delaware State Fairgrounds Memorial Hall to send off nearly 100 soldiers from the 198th Expeditionary Signal Battalion-Enhanced as they transition to active mobilization.
Grotto Pizza — known for its signature red sauce swirl on plain cheese pies — made USA TODAY’s best pizza list and has become a local favorite.
Founded in 1960 in Rehoboth Beach, it now operates 16 locations across the state.
Delaware State won its season opener with a 41-34 victory over Stony Brook last Thursday night at Alumni Stadium.
The Hornets, in their second season under coach DeSean, showed strong performance in the thrilling game.
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