Town of
Selbyville

68th Annual Old Timers’ Day Classic Car Show & Family Festival

Please find below the Press Release from the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce:

 

Old Timers’ Day in Selbyville Returns on June 14th

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 21, 2025

 

The 68th Old Timers’ Day Classic Car Show & Family Festival is coming to Selbyville, on Saturday, June 14th from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. This event is hosted by the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Town of Selbyville and presented by the Bunting & Murray Construction Corporation.

 

A family-friendly affair, Old Timers’ Day will include classic cars across multiple decades as far back as the 1910’s, tunes from BKH Entertainment LLC, food vendors, children’s activities, an outdoor beer garden sponsored by Banks Wines & Spirits, live music from the Glass Onion Band sponsored by Mountaire Farms, fire truck rides, roller skating, a community book sale, and a historic walking tour through downtown Selbyville.

 

“Saturday of Father’s Day weekend in downtown Selbyville has become a staple community event for locals, visitors, and car enthusiasts. We love having the opportunity to highlight the town,” says Chamber Executive Director Lauren Weaver. “Selbyville’s charm and family-friendly atmosphere is a perfect fit and the reason this event has been a success for so long.”

Vehicle entry into the car show is $10, and the first 100 registrants receive a commemorative event gift. Awards are given to the top 25 cars, with cash prizes awarded to The Oldest of the Old Timers, Best in Show, and People’s Choice winners. The festival is open to the public and free to attend. Event beneficiaries include Selbyville Public Library, Selbyville Volunteer Fire Company, Delaware Hospice and a number of other on-site groups.

 

To register a vehicle or for complete details, schedule of events, and online volunteer form visit oldtimersdayde.com.

 

Want to volunteer? Contact the Bethany – Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce at info@thequietresorts.com or call (302) 539 – 2100.

 

Thank you Selbyville Community Club

A huge thank you to the Selbyville Community Club for kicking off National Police Week early in such a thoughtful way at this past Monday’s Town Council Meeting!

A Message from Delmarva Power

Delmarva Power and Sustainable Maryland Partner to Fund $45,000 to Support Stronger, More Sustainable Communities

Funding will support organizations across Delaware and Maryland working to protect natural resources and strengthen community resilience

NEWARK, D.E. (April 29, 2025) – Delmarva Power is proud to announce the opening of the Sustainable Communities Grant Program in partnership with Sustainable Maryland. Together, the organizations will distribute $45,000 in funding to support community development, enhance local resiliency, and expand access to open spaces across Delaware and Maryland. The application period is open now through July 16, 2025 and applications are available on Sustainable Maryland’s website.

“Our communities know their needs best, and this program is about giving them the resources to bring smart, sustainable solutions to life,” said Phil Vavala, Region President of Delmarva Power. “Whether it’s improving access to sustainable transportation, creating energy efficient affordable housing, or building a community garden, these projects reflect the resourcefulness and commitment of the people we serve.”

The 2025 Sustainable Communities Grant Program offers $30,000 in environmental stewardship funding for projects that strengthen local ecosystems, promote community access to nature, and support sustainability efforts. An additional $15,000 is available for resiliency projects that help communities prepare for and respond to emergencies—such as severe storms or power disruptions — through locally driven, forward-thinking solutions. Municipalities and nonprofits across Delaware and Maryland are encouraged to apply.

“Community leaders in Maryland and Delaware understand the urgency of preserving, protecting and futureproofing the places their residents call home,” said Mike Hunninghake, Director of Sustainable Maryland. “Delmarva Power’s Sustainable Communities grants provide critical funding for local projects that boost capacity, engage residents, and yield tangible and replicable results.”

Delmarva Power is committed to supporting cleaner, more resilient communities across Delaware and Maryland. The Sustainable Communities Grant Program is one way the company invests in local projects that promote environmental stewardship and community preparedness. This initiative complements Delmarva Power’s broader efforts to help customers reduce energy use and costs through programs, appliance rebates, home energy assessments, and more.

Delaware’s Open Burning Ban – Begins Today and Runs Through September 30th

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Travel Alert: Ocean to Bay Bike Tour

Fenwick Island Lions Club All-U-Care-To-Eat Spaghetti Dinner

Friends of the Selbyville Public Library Book Sale at Salem Church

Selbyville Historical Society Second Annual Fundraiser

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NOTICE: Hydrant Flushing

SELBYVILLE TO FLUSH HYDRANTS

The Town of Selbyville will be flushing its fire hydrants between 8:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. during the week beginning Monday, April 28, 2025.

Residents and businesses are advised to check for discolored water, especially in their washing machines.  If you observe discolored water, let your faucet run for a few minutes to see if it clears up.  If it doesn’t, contact the water department at 302-436-8349.  We appreciate your patience and cooperation.  For more information, call Town Hall at 302-436-8314.

Again, please watch for discolored water.

2025 Delaware Coastal Community Clean Up