Delaware Today November 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.
WHYY's First takes a look at the growth of the wine industry in our region.
A stay in Cape May will take all of your cares away.
Meet Renee Bull, who entered the pageant world just a few years ago and has already made great strides for the First State.
Seneca Indians thought Benjamin Ferris was there to help, but he had an agenda.
Renée Piane bares all in her latest title, "Get Real About Love."
The first annual Sojourners’ Place Open was held July 29 at White Clay Creek Country Club in Wilmington.
The fourth annual Delaware Burger Battle to benefit the Emmanuel Dining Room was held Aug. 29 at the Cauffiel House in Wilmington.
The greatest plane designer of aviation’s pioneer years built 3,000 planes in New Castle. Who knew?
We all have special holiday traditions donning our dinner tables throughout the season. For one editor, Grandma's sauerkraut always makes an appearance.
The new owners of Bon Appetit in Talleyville have updated the decor and food while keeping the spirit of the beloved café.
In this home and garden special, take a look at these stunning rooms that were given the luxury treatment.
The Metzlers didn’t need to look far to find a builder who could create a classic conservatory that’s a home away from home—in their backyard.
I love taking to Delaware’s sky in the autumn. The hot, hazy days of summer give way to crisp, clear air, and strong light brightens the blazing fall colors.
Remain stylish while braving the cold.
Wilmington City Councilman Darius Brown celebrates his district’s historical significance.
Former state representative Wayne Smith submitted his response to a feature story in our August issue, "Fixing Wilmington's Schools."
Wilmington’s newest gastropub interprets flavors from Pacific Rim countries.
We asked Delaware lawyers who are the very best in areas of practice. Here are their picks.
New Court of Chancery head Andre Bouchard understands the human side of the nation’s most important court for business.
Our area wineries are growing in number, diversity and quality—and getting recognition along the way.