Delaware Today June 2019
The powerlifter will compete in this year's summer games, set for June 14-15 at the University of Delaware.
Clothing Our Kids held its benefit on April 4 at The Peninsula Golf & Country Club in Millsboro.
The Milton resident still harvests some of the ingredients from her own backyard.
The Dover resident and former architect has been crafting unique pieces made of metal and clay for 15 years.
Family-owned True Mobility is Delaware's only full-service dealership that specializes in accessible vehicles.
The annual event was held March 23 at the University & Whist Club in Wilmington.
Trendy must-haves include plenty of jewelry, a hat and anything with fringe.
Now in its 30th year, the North Wilmington business reminds underdogs that they're heroes, too.
Globe-trotting Kate Bohner returns to Delaware, bringing the hip vibe of a Manhattan flat to her local sanctuary.
Plus, remembering local journalist and former Delaware Today editor Mary Louise Ponsell of Wilmington.
With no end to the opioid epidemic in sight, the state is taking new measures to fight addiction and foster recovery for Delawareans.
The LGBT community event kicks off the Delaware Pride Festival, and will be held in Dover on June 1.
From Firefly Music Festival to foodie events, here's what's happening this month.
Ben Jones and Jenn Rowan opened their shop Lifecycle to encourage cycling for all.
Looking for top dental care in the region? Allow us to present Delaware's best dentists in 11 areas of practice, as voted by their peers.
From pediatric dentistry to oral surgery, here's how these professionals found their niche.
The Rehoboth restaurant has been reborn following a devastating fire.
The annual May 30 event is more than 150 years old.
Town itineraries, hot new restaurants to try, detour-worthy attractions and more.
The Hockessin nonprofit, housed on a former du Pont family estate, focuses on ecological sustainability.