Brandywine Hundred's Robin Hinmon has turned her love of helping others into a business. The Community News caught up with the founder of Brandywine Academic Services to discuss her efforts to help kids learn.
Pike Creek resident Scott Mosier feels at home on a soccer field. The director of coaching at the Hockessin Soccer Club employs strategies specifically designed to help young players improve.
Whenever a yellow sign signaling a forthcoming development plan pops up in Hockessin, chances are Mark Blake already knows about it.
Hockessin's Emily Freebery, an actress since age 8, is cast as one of the poor people in the Delaware All-State Theatre's upcoming production of "Urinetown The Musical." The actress shared some of her on-stage experiences with The Community News.
Community centers are a vital part of a vibrant community. The Community News caught up with Scott Borino to discuss his role at the Edgemoor Community Center.
Seventeen-year-old Caleb Brokaw has cornered the market for plain, white tennis balls.
Reconfirmed for a second, four-year term last month on Claymont's Design Review Advisory Committee, architect Julie Bierlein offers a unique perspective on planning in the town she proudly calls home. The Community News caught up with Bierlein to discuss her role there.
Catholic Charities is seeking contributions of nonperishable foods in order to meet the increased demand of its charitable food programs.
Richard Langseder isn’t used to being in the spotlight.
In fact, if the Hockessin resident’s work ever really drew a huge amount of attention, it would likely be because of a catastrophic nuclear power failure.
The Community News catches up with Brandywine Hundred's newest entrepreneur.
Hockessin's Ellen Barrosse grew her company, Synchrogenix Information Strategies, from a one-woman enterprise into a multi-national firm with 58 employees and revenues of about $7 million.
As the public information officer for the Brandywine School District, we at the Community News know Alexis Andrianopoulos pretty well. We thought you'd also want to get to know the person responsible for communicating with you - the public - about what's happening in your school district.
A Deputy U.S. Marshal and a New Castle County Police Detective were honored Wednesday for their efforts to solve missing and exploited child cases.
When Greenville’s Simon Paverd was planning his fifth-grade community service project at Corpus Christi School, he decided to think big.
Thanks to a program at UD that lets babies drive miniature robots, Pike Creek's Andrew Peffley, a spina bifida sufferer, certainly gets around.
Centreville's Jim Graham recently traveled to Iceland to photograph an erupting volcano.
Catholic Diocese of Wilmington Bishop W. Francis Malooly has appointed the Rev. Steven P. Hurley as the new chancellor for the diocese.
The Claymont Lions Club will present academic awards to five local graduating seniors at Wednesday ceremony.
The Most Rev. W. Francis Malooly, bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington, will ordain the Rev. Mr. J. M. Gregory Lee and Rev. Mr. John C. McVoy III, to the priesthood this weekend.
Delaware teams captured first place in two of the most competitive age brackets in the Mid-Atlantic Senior 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament at the Hockessin Police Athletic League.
