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, A vacant restaurant space on southbound Route 1 outside Rehoboth Beach is set to become First State Brewing Company’s second location. Founded in 2020 by Paul Hester, the Middletown-based tap house and kitchen officially announced it was coming to town Oct. 25 on its Facebook page. However, the painting of the sign on the building throughout the week made the future opening known days beforehand. Jeff Horne, First State […]
Sussex County purchased the 165-acre property near Dagsboro for $2.65 million, with plans for future management by the Sussex County Land Trust.
Lisa Schmidt, the second woman to lead Delaware's largest law firm, Richards, Layton & Finger, became president in 2022 and has built a prominent practice representing major companies while promoting diversity and inclusion.
The Port of Wilmington will likely be impacted by the nationwide strike of longshoremen, as it handles most of the country's perishable food shipments.
LEWES — The world is Delaware’s oyster, according to professionals in a new up and coming industry – the aquaculture industry. But the field of rearing and harvesting oysters can be an expensive one to navigate these days. While the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration defines aquaculture as the breeding, rearing of harvesting fish, shellfish, Want to Read More? Paid DBT subscribers get unlimited access to all Insider content and […]
JPMorgan & Chase Co. has announced a new partnership that plans to offer training for employers to reduce bias as well as training opportunities for hidden workers.
A year after DRBA welcomed Avelo Airlines to the First State, the agency has broken ground project that will triple the capacity of Wilmington International Airport (ILG).
Tom McGonigle, partner at Barnes & Thornburg's Wilmington office, represents government and private clients in complex litigation and helped draft a key agreement for the Port of Wilmington this year.
Delaware has officially received the green light to start seeking ways on how to capture wind energy now that Gov. John Carney has signed Senate Bill 265 into law.
