Scott Pruden, Author at Delaware Today

Life & Style

Inside the Effort to Bring the Nanticoke Tribe’s Language Back to Life

The Nanticoke tribe of Sussex County lost its language in the 1800s. A new book is helping to bring it back to life.

Education

This Program Gives Delaware Students a Chance to Help Their Communities

Delaware Community Foundation’s Youth Philanthropy Board allows high schoolers to allocate grants to local organizations.

Education

Freire Charter School Offers a Revolution in Learning in Wilmington

Wilmington's Freire Charter School charts a path to college for kids who have fallen behind.

Life & Style

The Wilmington VA Medical Center Serves Local Veterans

Since 1950, the Wilmington VA Medical Center has cared for the health of the region’s veterans.

Life & Style

Chapel Street Players Finds a New Home in Delaware

Anyone who’s moved house will understand Scott Mason, executive director of Chapel Street Players...

Life & Style

In Its 100th Year, DuPont Country Club Dives Ahead

The DuPont Country Club’s new owners make a splash with major upgrades and ongoing improvements in Wilmington.

Life & Style

Delaware’s Legislative Black Caucus Makes Local Voices Heard

In just two years, the Delaware Legislative Black Caucus has helped amplify concerns and issues that had often gone overlooked.

Life & Style

Here’s What to Expect at the Brandywine Zoo’s New Madagascar Exhibit

The in-progress exhibit, which will focus on native animals and the challenges they face in the wild, marks the largest expansion in the zoo’s 115-year history.

Life & Style

Will the ‘Murder Hornet’ Make its Way to Delaware?

A University of Delaware entomologist weighs in on if locals can expect the Asian giant hornet to appear in the First State.

Home & Garden

Two Charming, Historic Kent County Homes For Under $400,000

From modern updates to stunning historic details, these Kent County homes offer back-in-the-day beauty for under $400,000.

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