The third Wednesday evening of each month at the Hockessin Library is especially for women. The “Chick Lit Book Group” meets at 7 p.m. to talk about books that focus on females.

Archmere Academy scored two first half goals, then shut down St. Georges offense in a 2-0 victory in the first round of the DIAA state soccer tournament in a game played at Caravel Academy.

At a press conference today, New Castle County Executive Tom Gordon heralded the approach of the Old Fashioned Ice Cream Festival with Barry Schlecker, the festival's organizer, and predicted up to 80,000 people would attend the event in June.

Real estate attorney Nancy Walsh Law is campaigning to be 2013 Woman of the Year for the Delaware Chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Law held an event for the cause at Six Paupers Tavern Wednesday night and took some time to discuss her...

The 4th Annual State BBQ Competition will get underway Friday night for three days of meat-cooking and meat-eating good times. The winner of the event, sanctioned by the Kansas City BBQ Society, will go on to compete for top national honors in...

Everyday Artists off Old Lancaster Pike in the heart of the village of Hockessin has scheduled its official grand opening for Saturday, May 18.

The Hockessin Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary’s monthly breakfast drew a mixture of loyal patrons, fire company members from throughout New Castle County as well as Chester County, Pa. and folks looking to start off their Mother’s Day...

The New Castle County Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a grand opening ceremony with a ribbon cutting at reNu Chiropractic off the 900 block of South College Avenue in Newark next Friday, May 17.

VOTE TOTAL
House Bill 75 Senate Vote:
Yes:
Patricia Blevins
Brian Bushweller
Catherine Cloutier
Bethany Hall-Long
Margaret Rose Henry
Robert Marshall
David McBride
Harris McDowell
Karen Peterson
Nicole Poore
David Sakola

St. Mark's High School seniors Jenna Wolff, Carly Alexander and Joey Giannaras recently signed letters of intent to continue their athletic careers in college.

Hoping to inspire a Delaware filmmaking movement, 2004 Thomas McKean High School graduate Lindsey Copeland is scouting New Castle County locations for her first feature-length film, “Thumper,” which she will start shooting in August.