Delaware Today July 2009

Two delicious Asian places angle for supremacy at the beach. Plus, Chesapeake City is a diner's paradise any time, but there's no season better than summer.

Smyrna native Chuck Wicks and others will light up the state fair. Plus, get robbed on the Wilmington & Western Railroad, enjoy The Brandywiners' production of "Camelot," and more.

The Gabby Guy goes back for seconds during Meals on Wheels’ big weekend and checks in on the fashion scene with the Wilmington Flower Market.

Art makes a Chadds Ford garden bloom with the totally unexpected.

And you thought jewelry merely looked good. Traci Lynn will tell you it can change your life.

A new program helps seniors—and others—build bone density and functional strength, meaning, for many, it’s easier to get through the day.

A new leader and team may help set the Delaware Psychiatric Center back on track. But with a history of old troubles and current financial woes, the job will be a big one.

Did you know QVC's beautiful and talented Mrs. Prindable lives among us? Plus, the Blue Rocks bobble Biden, a local youth stands out and a legendary beach spot celebrates a half century in business.

There’s never been a more exciting time to live here. The nation is finding out why.

When the Three Little Bakers Dinner Theatre closed, it was the end of an era. Was it the end of a legacy, too?