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After months of speculation, it can now be deemed official: Po’ Boys Creole Restaurant in Milton has changed hands. The good news is those hands have been prepared to carry on the near decade-long tradition of New Orleans-style cooking that Miltonians have grown accustomed to. New owner Chase Nelson worked under founding chef/owner Mike Clampitt during Clampitt’s time at Baywood, and Clampitt himself will be helping with the transition as […]

Jenn Barrows, president of Sussex Strong, the Sussex County Association of Realtors community service foundation, recently introduced the newest Sussex Strong board of directors members, each bringing a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to the organization. Current board members, including Barrows, Josette Castiglione and Brigit Taylor, who have served in various roles since 2019, are thrilled to welcome a group of accomplished professionals dedicated to making a positive impact in […]

Thompson Island Brewing Company, a branch of SoDel Concepts, was awarded a silver medal at the 2023 Great American Beer Festival (GABF) competition, hosted and presented by the Brewers Association®. […]

Architectural and engineering firm George, Miles & Buhr LLC announced Kerica R. Contreras, P.E., recently passed the eight-hour Principles and Practice of Engineering exam and became a licensed professional engineer in the state of Maryland. Contreras is a project engineer in GMB’s Structural/Marine Engineering Group, where she provides design using post-tensioned concrete as well as conventional wood framing and masonry, conducts structural conditions inspections and evaluations, and prepares long-term reserve […]

Filings were still down in Delaware last year, but the state's bankruptcy court remained the busiest for "Mega" Chapter 11 cases.

DOVER — The Delaware Healthcare Association has named Brian Frazee as its new president and CEO, following a nationwide search that spanned eight months. Frazee has a substantial resume in […]

Hooking up charging stations for electric vehicles, helping to rebuild long-neglected sections of Wilmington, adding phlebotomy skills on top of training to become certified nursing assistants — these are just […]

Two-thirds of Delaware’s public high school students are already participating, and the state’s career-oriented Pathways program continues to grow — reaching into middle schools this fall with a pilot program […]

Quantum computing, while not as hot a buzzword as AI, is set to unleash a tsunami-like wave of transformation in the payments industry. While quantum may still be considered in […]