March 1, 2026 Shane Brennan, Delaware Online There has been a lot of statue talk in Wilmington lately. The Caesar Rodney statue, formerly displayed in downtown Wilmington's Rodney Square, will be making its return to the public in Washington D.C. The statue will be displayed among others honoring the country's founders as a part of the 250 year celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The National Park Service reached out to the city, according to Mayor John Carney's...

March 4, 2026 delaware.gov DNREC has announced that sand pumping at the Indian River Inlet will resume later this month as the department begins operating the upgraded Sand Bypass System. The system moves sand across the inlet to nourish beaches and dunes.   Visitors should expect temporary closures and restricted access near the inlet while crews stage equipment and piping. The machinery used during bypass operations can be dangerous, so please follow posted safety signage and stay clear of...

Katie Tabeling, Delaware Business Times DELMAR — The upstart developer Ocean Crest Properties is planning its third industrial park in four years and, this time, the company has set eyes on building an 800,000 square-foot park in Delmar. Ocean Crest Properties is a new venture formed with Chesapeake Plumbing and Heating owner Travis Martin and Bret and Kirk Davis, developers from Salisbury, Md. to identify and develop industrial space for small to medium companies in the southern Delaware...