The residents of State Senate District 10 have chosen Middletown resident Bethany Hall-Long, a Democrat, to fill the seat previously occupied by Republican Steve Amick.

The residents of Delaware’s 8th representative district have chosen Democrat Quinn Johnson to be their new voice in Dover.

Renovation and restoration continues at Middletown's beloved Everett Theatre.

Dogs rewarded for their work encouraging children to read.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. No 3792 hosts annual dinner.

The Town of Townsend discussed their receipt of a new gazebo and other ongoing projects at their meeting on Nov. 5.

Estrogen receptive lobular cancer clinical trial produces astounding results. More than 100 cancer trials available in Delaware.

The Odessa Mayor and Council approves changes to snow plowing contract at November 2008 meeting.

After more than 70 years, Odessa Fire Company seeks much-needed new building.

At the Middletown Town Council meeting on Nov. 3, Middletown Village residents spoke against a gas station being placed adjacent to the development. The council also passed an ordinance to have absentee ballots at the next town election in March.

The Underground Railroad Coalition of Delaware and the University of Delaware’s Center for Historic Architecture and Design have mapped out multiple spaces in Middletown-Odessa-Townsend as potential spots on Delaware's planned Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway.

Young voters flock to the polls in imitation General Election.

Middletown Police Chief Hank Tobin and Lt. Daniel Yeager reflect on the growth of the force one year later.

New Castle County officials say state law governing how school capacity is calculated leaves the county out of the process and needs another look.

Local activists have created the site www.stayoutofmypocket.com, which aims to bring New Castle County to Chancery Court for its workforce housing ordinance passed in February.