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How to Spend the Perfect Weekend in Rehoboth Beach
Rehoboth Beach sets the stage for a perfect weekend with boardwalk fun, nostalgic treats, and standout dining options, from craft brews to fresh oysters. Whether it’s family adventures or coastal nightlife, this guide captures the town’s laid-back charm
Two Coastal Delaware Icons Catch the Spotlight
Coastal Delaware is making headlines with The Starboard named one of USA Today’s Best Bars and the Cape May–Lewes Ferry winning a Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Award. From legendary drinks to scenic voyages, see why these icons are turning heads.
Sussex County Land Use Reform Group Tackles Additional Draft Recommendations
Sussex County is laying the groundwork for smarter growth. With 22 new draft recommendations on the table—from tree preservation and open space to housing and zoning—the Land Use Reform Group is rethinking how and where our communities grow. If you care about the future of Coastal Delaware, this is one update worth tuning into.Ask ChatGPT
What to Do in Coastal Delaware This August
From concerts and cruises to outdoor movies and farmers markets, Coastal Delaware is packed with things to do this August. Whether you’re in the mood to watch a show under the stars, take a scenic boat ride, explore art and nature, or just kick back with a cold drink and live music, this guide has it all. We’ve rounded up the can’t-miss events happening across Rehoboth, Lewes, Bethany, and beyond—so if you’re looking to soak up the last of summer in style, this is your go-to list for local fun, family outings, and weekend plans worth making.
Spotlight on Growth: Cool Spring Crossing Heads to County Council
A new 637-acre development called Cool Spring Crossing is one step closer to becoming reality just outside Lewes and Milton. With 1,922 homes, nearly 500,000 square feet of commercial space, and plans for a YMCA, school campus, grocery store, and senior housing, this proposed community has drawn both praise and concern. Want to see what’s planned—and why it’s sparking such a big local debate?
Your Ultimate Festival Lineup for Coastal Delaware
Festival season in Coastal Delaware is a year round enjoyment of visitors and locals alike. From beachside concerts and seafood feasts to fall harvest fairs and cultural celebrations, there's a full lineup of local events you won’t want to miss. Whether you're a foodie, music lover, or just looking for weekend fun, we’ve got your guide to the best festivals happening throughout the remainder of summer and into the fall season! Check out all the details at our blog!
Sussex County Annual Land Use Report
Sussex County’s 2025 Land Use Plan Annual Report highlights stable development trends, 497 acres of newly preserved open space, and strong public input on future transportation projects. A record 74 community submissions were received for the upcoming Capital Transportation Program, now under state review.
Subdivision Shuffle in Sussex County
At the June 18 Sussex County Planning & Zoning Commission meeting, decisions on the long-delayed Windscape Farms and Symphony Glen developments were once again deferred with no new updates. Meanwhile, the newly proposed Fernandez Subdivision—planned for four single-family lots on 14 acres of wooded land near Frankford—was introduced but also deferred pending further review, with no public comments submitted.
NV Homes Sues Developer Over Undelivered Amenities in Osprey Point
The dispute over unfulfilled amenity promises at Osprey Point near Rehoboth Beach has escalated, with NV Homes filing a lawsuit against the developer for failing to deliver features like a marina and kayak launch. The Delaware Court of Chancery has agreed to fast-track the case, with a trial now expected in early 2026 due to mounting resident frustration and potential harm.
Two Residential Developments Proposed Near Pettyjohn Road: What Does This Mean for Milton?
Two residential subdivisions—Windscape Farms (49 homes) and Symphony Glen (219 homes)—have been proposed near Pettyjohn Road outside Milton, potentially adding over 260 new single-family homes. The projects include infrastructure upgrades and a shared multi-use path, but have raised concerns from residents about traffic, drainage, and local capacity. Both proposals are still under review by Sussex County, with no final decisions made yet.
