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Delaware officials are pushing a new package of healthcare legislation they say could make hospital care more affordable and easier to navigat…
Dozens of people rappelled down the side of the Ross high-rise building for charity on Friday. The event, hosted by the United Way of the Lowe…
Dozens of people rappelled down the side of the Ross high-rise building for charity on Friday. The event, hosted by the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore (UWLES), raised funds for community members in need across the Eastern Shore.
Vehicles for Change (VFC) Delmarva, a local non-profit automotive training program, held its first ever multi-car award event Friday.
A Thanksgiving tradition of giving back returned to Delmarva as Mountaire Farms hosted its 30th annual Thanksgiving for Thousands event in Selbyville.
Along Coastal Highway in Lewes, a small tent community has sprung up, offering not just shelter, but a chance at a fresh start for those in need.
Anne Ward has volunteered at Delaware Hospice and heads projects at her church. Her motto is "Everyone can do something."
The Milton Theatre is a hub of artistic expression on Delmarva, and we'll hear how Avery Hall Cares is stepping up to help their cause.
Today, Salisbury University students rolled up their sleeves and got their hands dirty to give back to their community. The university's Student Government Association hosted its annual "I Love Salisbury" clean-up event, with hundreds of students participating in various beautification projects across the city.