DOVER — Delaware State University (DSU) and NeighborGood Partners are embarking on a new quest together as they prepare to launch a shared space in downtown Dover in late September. […]
DOVER — A new gastroenterology fellowship is on the horizon for Bayhealth and its future medical professionals to grow available programming while meeting the needs of Delaware’s increasingly aging population. […]
Delaware Tech and Highmark Delaware opened the newly renovated, $3.4 million health care training center on the Dover campus on Tuesday.
Issues with the new FAFSA form have caused frustration for students across the country, although Delaware rallied resources to help students file on time.
DOVER — As the green energy conversation continues through legislation and increased business opportunities in Delaware, community colleges are working quickly to solve new workforce challenges. At Delaware Technical Community […]
LEWES — The University of Delaware is preparing to make waves with a partnership with Old Dominion University of Virginia and industry leaders as they work together to propose a […]
With the Delaware Primary Election weeks away, 205,378 registered Republican voters will have the opportunity to decide between three candidates for the governor’s office. While the state continues to grow, […]
Mike Ramone talks about economics and education in his bid to become Delaware's first republican governor in 32 years.
Lt. Governor Bethany Hall-Long's economic strategy, if she becomes governor, is to consider each county's needs while addressing pressing challenges in early childhood education and housing affordability.
NCC Exec. Matt Meyer said his focus on growing Delaware's economy would focus on education reform and boosting opportunities for young residents to work, live and stay in the state.
National Wildlife Federation CEO Collin O'Mara hopes to have a hand in a 21st century economy that will focus on Delaware's emerging sectors while working to make infrastructure investments along the way.
WILMINGTON – Many children living in the heart of Wilmington, like engineer Deonta Martin, grew up inside the walls of Kingswood Community Center and now he, and a host of […]
MILFORD — A $5 million grant will help solve an age-old problem in Delaware as two entities partner to care for the First State’s growing and aging population. The grant, […]
Access to credit is a cornerstone for economic empowerment and community growth. As the Executive Director of the Delaware Charter Schools Network (DCSN), I understand the impact that financial stability […]
SEAFORD — Seven Delaware-based child care and learning centers were awarded a cumulative $2,171,520 in funding this year through the U.S. Department of Education’s Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community […]
DOVER — Delaware’s budget and one-time supplement bills for the upcoming fiscal year are now waiting for Governor John Carney’s signature after they were approved late Thursday night. The $6.13 […]
SUSSEX COUNTY — More workforce development opportunities for the healthcare industry are needed in Delaware, specifically in its lower county, according to a new study from the Sussex Economic Development […]
When the EastSide Charter School community STEM facility opens in the next couple months, it will feature a new program set to train adults in biomanufacturing and basic lab functions.
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