The Weekly

What a weekend it was! Catch up on all the good stuff in this week's edition of The Weekly :)

A large police presence at Wilmington Hospital - Unconfirmed reports that two people may have been shot - Police are currently searching for reported shooter(s) in several parts of the city. The hospital is on lockdown. 

March 1999

“ Mayor John F. Klingmeyer stands on the pier in Old New Castle that the city hopes to renovate so tall ships can dock there, making a waterfront tourist attraction. I! the three-week project gets the go-ahead, renovation could begin in early April.

Old New Castle may fix up pier.”


📸 • The News Journal

250 years of Delaware independence and we’re just getting warmed up! This week’s issue has everything you need for Separation Day weekend. Historic newspapers, parade song lyrics, road closures & community stories. Grab your copy today!

Some sweet things coming to town - and some great things happening as well! I don't think our event page has ever been this full - sweeeeet!

New profile about our race in WHYY!

It’s time to pass the torch and bring new energy, independent leadership, and real accountability to Delaware’s Attorney General’s office.

New Castle County residents will pay an average of $10 more a month on their property tax bills after the county approved a 17% tax hike. See link below ⬇️

📸 Sophia Voight/Delaware News Journal

I think the headlines on this front page speak for themselves - A great summer is ahead, but reality intrudes sometimes :/

Caesar Rodney’s Ride Returns: Joined by the Unheard Voices of the Revolution Follow Caesar Rodney’s historic journey once again as 250Ride.org brings history to life June 12–13, 2026. Joined by Jacob Broom and the Unheard Voices of the Revolution, this living reenactment explores the people and stories that helped shape America.