Sanford School junior Lily Allingham is a talented young woman. She sings, she dances, she is whip smart. It turns out the Wilmington native is also quite a history buff too – and an expert on pop culture, politics,...
The Pettinaro Company is of Delaware’s most successful and dynamic real estate organizations, with extensive commercial and residential holdings across the state. The family company has been a force behind the development of the Wilmington waterfront, controls nearly every...
Chef Robbie Jester has been a very busy man since July 15th, 2016, when he "Beat Bobby Flay" in front of a national audience on the Food Network. He juggles multiple requests for radio and TV interviews, and brides...
The Strive: How You Lead Matters virtual 5K uses the term "run" loosely. In fact, Strive Fall Festival Virtual 5K participants can walk, bike or swim to complete the race!
Teens and adults from Delaware to New Mexico have registered to participate...
When Tower Hill graduate Amanda Wakefield made the decision to study in Rome this semester, she planned to do what most college co-eds do — see the sights, enjoy the pizzarias — and of course, visit the Vatican. And that’s just...
Nick Kyrgios to tennis: I'm just not that into you. That's the sentiment you can't help but take away from Wilmington-based writer Michael Steinberger's latest piece, a cover story in this Sunday's New York Times Magazine.
In "The Electric, Infuriating Nick...
TSD has featured the work of intrepid local author JE Fishman in the past, but you won’t find his latest historical horror novel The Prisoner of Hell Gate, under his given name. Fishman’s newest offering – which he’ll be...
Balancing tasks and keeping focused. These qualities are key to the success of both State Senator Nicole Poore and the statewide organization she leads, Jobs for Delaware Graduates (JDG). The nonprofit's ambitious mission is to “enable students to achieve...
If we told you that someone won the world's major tennis tournaments – the Australian, the French, the US Open and Wimbledon – 17 times, could you name her? Doubles specialist Gigi Fernandez did all that along with two Olympic...
In “Lincoln’s Final Hours,” Wilmingtonian Kathy Canavan climbs one of the highest historical peaks: through extensive research, plenty of moxie and a little bit of timing and luck, she has produced an entirely new and unique perspective about one...
Droves of students will not be held back because of interruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Delaware educators say.
Instead, schools will bear down on...