Delaware Today July 2015
For over 50 years, Delaware Today has been the lifestyle authority in the First State. As the state's premier magazine, Delaware Today helps readers make informed decisions to enhance their lives.
Hear the details about the Best of Delaware Party straight from our executive editor, Suzanne Loudermilk.
Join us at the bash of the year and enjoy all the best in food, drinks, music, entertainment and more!
You voted and we tallied. Here are the readers' and editors' picks for the Best of Delaware.
Attorney General Matt Denn remembers Beau Biden as a leader—and a great dad.
Ulysses and Six Paupers owners prepare to open a new place in Dewey Beach.
Home Grown Café takes dinner to a new level with its monthly events.
Get the scoop on the best places to get your ice cream fix this summer.
A Rehoboth restaurant captures the coastal influences of the South American country.
In its 96th year, the Delaware State Fair is as popular as ever.
In his second year, Supreme Court Chief Justice Leo Strine Jr. challenges convention with his legal decisions, references to pop culture—and sharp wit.
A couple finds just the right spot to build a spacious Bethany Beach getaway to accommodate children and grandchildren.
Go with the flow in these casual, summer-friendly styles.
The Common Wealth Awards were held April 25 at the Hotel du Pont in Wilmington.
The MidAtlantic Wine + Food Festival was held May 13-17 at various locations.
A fortune built on Red Clay Creek went mostly to lawyers.
After taking the lead in signing the Constitution, Delaware has fallen behind—which is good and bad.
Despite illnesses, financial setbacks and negative press, the colorful owners of the Lewes hotel are there to stay.
The proposed “ocean outfall” for treated wastewater arouses concerns about project funding and the environmental impact.
Sound Logic: One man’s new technology may change electronics for decades to come. If you like good stereos, prepare your ears.
Blue Rocks ’n’ Roll: New ownership is kicking Wilmington’s minor league baseball experience to a higher level.