Laura Walter

It’s impossible to crush the artistic spirit. After the pandemic twice canceled Selbyville’s annual youth art show, Phillip C. Showell Elementary School (PCS) hosted their own virtual art exhibition in

When students are going through hard times, teacher Lindsay Hudson-Hubbs wants to be a constant in their lives, supporting them to become successful.

Ronnnell Jacobs Jr. is standing at the front of the same martial arts studio he attended 20-some years ago as a little boy.

Passionate about science, Amy Workman had planned to teach older children — until she got the chance to help the younger spouts grow. Almost three decades later, she’s still teaching

The classroom is no place for perfection. After all, if everything were perfect, then people wouldn’t need problem-solving, science or the arts.

It’s not just playtime for these 4-year-olds in Frankford (but don’t tell them that). At the Indian River School District Early Learning Center, structured play is how preschoolers make connections,

Jenna Faller loves teaching the novel “Walk Two Moons.” With adventure, suspense, a touch of romance and life lessons — what more could one need? Many people can only hope

A number of Indian River High School students were named to the school’s honor roll for the second marking period of the 2022-2023 school year.

More than 2,500 school-aged children in the local school district are regularly seeking out mental-health services and support — of the 11,000 enrolled students — which means nearly 23 percent

About 1,000 motorcyclists are expected at the third annual Biker Bash on Saturday, Sept. 14, at American Legion Post 28 in Millsboro, with the event to raise money for local