Jessica McLaughlin, a senior at Cab Calloway School of the Arts, recently won a student Emmy from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for her environenmental documentary, "Waste Not Want Not: In a Nation of Want." She shared some behind-the-scenes information with the Community News.
EPScott Outfitters, Hockessin's newest retailer, offers clothes supplies and gifts for sportsmen.
PAWS for People brings pet therapy dogs to hospital patients, retirement home residents and struggling students across Delaware and beyond to provide comfort and joy.
Becoming a bestselling novelist involves more than an epiphany and a typewriter.
Caroline and Charles Todd learned that first hand while they were carefully crafting their first novel 14 years ago and now, the bestselling mystery writers are coming to the Hockessin Library on Sept. 11 to share some of their wisdom.
Big government took a beating from several of Delaware’s Republican U.S. House and Senate primary candidates who showed their similarities at an Aug. 23 candidates forum in Hockessin.
Even as Delaware’s economy struggles to emerge from the lingering recession, the Democratic primary candidates for treasurer and auditor have their eyes on preparing for the next downturn.
Mark Eastman opened up Chefs’ Haven in Hockessin a year and a half ago, where he offers an ever-changing array of cooking classes as well as gourmet and specialty items for sale. The Community News caught up with Eastman to talk about his culinary inspirations.
The four candidates for New Castle County Sheriff have differing views on the role the office should play in keeping people in their homes.
Hockessin’s Republican primary candidates for New Castle County Council agree that the body they are hoping to join is too big and expensive.
Tiny hummingbirds will take center stage during a weekend full of educational seminars at Mt. Cuba Center in Hockessin.
A standing-room-only crowd of Pike Creek residents packed an Aug. 18 meeting to hear some answers regarding the uncertain future of the Pike Creek Golf Course, which closed suddenly on July 26.
Hockessin resident George Esterling has opened a fish market on Old Lancaster Pike.
Piedmont Baseball rules the world of 11-year-olds in the Mid-Atlantic region. That is because Piedmont won the Cal Ripken Babe Ruth Tournament held in Voorhees, N.J. Aug. 6 to Aug. 9.
Bill Kanas is on the receiving end of a special opportunity to research his heritage and run in the ultimate marathon at the same time.
An Aug. 12 ceremony at the Hockessin ACME honored the grocery chain for its commitment to locally grown fruits and vegetables and the Delaware farmers who keep the stores' produce sections well-stocked.
When jewelry maker Olga Ganoudis watched episodes of the ABC TV series “Lost” in her Wilmington studio, she wasn’t just passing the time – she was doing research.
Wilmington & Western Railroad announced Monday it is building a new headquarters to better accommodate members and the public.
Hockessin resident Charlie Campagna spent two weeks in Cuba studying the nuances of the Afro-Cuban drum rhythms that permeate every aspect of life on the Caribbean island.
Hockessin’s Patti Tillotson took the reins of the Delaware End of Life Coalition on July 1 when she was named the organization’s executive director. She sat down with the Community News to talk about the mission of the organization and how she hopes to expand its reach in the years to come.
Hoof it over to Woodside Farm Creamery on August 14 for the fifth annual Hockessin Fire Company fundraiser, complete with the much-anticipated round of cow pie bingo.
