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Attending the Encouraging Development, Growth and Expansion Grants ceremony June 4 are, from left, Delaware Division of Small Business director C.J. Bell, state Rep. Jeff Spiegelman, Harvey Haven Lavender Farm co-owners Rosa Donato and William Donato and Delaware secretary of state Charuni Patibanda-Sanchez.
Delaware EDGE Grant recipients receive business boosts
Small business was good at Bally’s Dover on June 4. That was where the Delaware Division of Small Business held a ceremony to announce the recipients of this round’s Encouraging Development, Growth and Expansion Grants. more
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One Duck Creek Business Campus building in Smyrna is already occupied by three companies.
Duck Creek Business Campus in Smyrna open for companies
So far, two buildings are built and occupied at the Duck Creek Business Campus in Smyrna. The 5806 N. Dupont Highway site covers 206 acres, and two more structures and a storage lot are expected to be operational in the next 18 months. more
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An Amazon operations center will soon become the company's second facility in Middletown, joining a fulfillment center at 506 Merrimac Ave.
Second Amazon facility coming to Middletown
After speaking with company officials, Middletown Mayor Kenneth Branner Jr. said he’s anticipating an Amazon facility to open within 18 months on the west side of town. more
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Bayhealth extends supply chain partnership with Premier, Inc.
DOVER — Bayhealth, central and southern Delaware’s largest healthcare system, has extended its supply chain partnership with Premier, Inc. through 2028, following a successful … more
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Amazon's site in Middletown has received a notice of violation from the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control. DAILY STATE NEWS/CRAIG ANDERSON
Amazon in Middletown receives notice of violations
Amazon has received a notice regarding potential hazardous waste violations at its Middletown Fulfillment Center. more
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Student Janae Johnson and Dover Mayor Robin Christiansen cut the ribbon Wednesday on the Student Success Center at Delaware Technical Community College's Terry Campus in Dover, alongside state and local dignitaries. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
DelTech Student Success Center a one-stop shop in Dover
DOVER — Local and state dignitaries gathered outside the Student Success Center on Delaware Technical Community College’s Terry Campus to celebrate its ribbon cutting Wednesday. But … more
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NeighborGood Partners to host “Raise the Roof” fundraiser
DOVER – With housing affordability a growing concern in Delaware, NeighborGood Partners is stepping up to provide solutions through its Raise the Roof fundraising event at Rail Haus on Thursday … more
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A 55-year-old woman from Pennsylvania won a $100,000 prize from the Delaware Lottery's 50th Anniversary Celebration instant game. She claimed her prize April 10.
Pa. woman celebrates $100,000 Del. Lottery prize
A 55-year-old woman from Linwood, Pennsylvania, has won $100,000 from the Delaware Lottery’s 50th Anniversary Celebration instant game. more
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Comcast on April 23 held a community event at Volunteer Brewing Co. to celebrate its expansion into Middletown.
Comcast expanding services in Middletown
Comcast on April 16 announced that its reliable, high-speed, symmetrical Internet is now available to more homes and businesses in Middletown. more
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Bayhealth recently announced the graduation of 35 nurses from its Inpatient Nurse Residency Program. The ceremony took place on April 3 at the Bayhealth Hospital, Kent Campus. PHOTO COURTESY OF BAYHEALTH
35 graduate from Inpatient Nurse Residency Program
DOVER — Bayhealth recently announced the graduation of 35 nurses from its Inpatient Nurse Residency Program. This yearlong program, accredited with distinction by the American Nurses … more
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From left, Perdue Milford Wellness Center supervisor Cheryl Pritchett, Bayhealth Cancer Institute manager Stephanie McClellan; Perdue associate and Bayhealth patient Bernadette Louisor; Bayhealth Foundation president Lindsay Rhodenbaugh; Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation executive director Kim Nechay; Bayhealth Cancer Institute executive director John Shevock, and Bayhealth Foundation Director of Development Chuck Desch participate in the grant-giving ceremony. PHOTO COURTESY OF BAYHEALTH
Perdue awards $25K grant to Bayhealth Foundation
DOVER — The Bayhealth Foundation has been awarded a $25,000 grant from the Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation Inc., the charitable giving partner of Perdue Farms. The grant will … more
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Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce members chat during the annual Spring Business Luncheon Wednesday.
Officials outline plans for Middletown area businesses, growth
MIDDLETOWN — The annual Spring Business Luncheon drew an attentive crowd on Wednesday. The insight from state and town leadership came before the Middletown Area Chamber of … more
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Kerri Lacey, director of marketing and public relations for Dover's Biggs Museum of American Art, stands by some Rockwell Kent memorabilia on display. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Biggs Museum offers new worlds through art
DOVER — With its historic location near Legislative Mall, the Biggs Museum of American Art is a center of activity in the state capital. The museum — especially with perpetual free … more
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Members of the Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce celebrated a ribbon cutting for the high-end rental property Sunset Village, just south of Camden, on Monday. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Sunset Village raises bar for apartments in Kent Co.
CAMDEN — Seeing a need for upscale apartments in central Delaware, Windward Communities has developed a complex in a secluded location on Upper King Road. While Sunset Village leased the … more
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Gunn Wealth Management CEO and chair La Mar Gunn is among advisers who are urging calm during uncertain financial times.
Don’t panic, Delaware financial advisers say
Buy and hold assets in the midst of stock market uncertainty. Maintain regular 401(k) contributions and perhaps increase them. Diversify your portfolio with stocks and bonds available for low prices after the market dip. more
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Angela Zielen Epps, left, and her mother-in-law, Cheryl Epps, have transformed their family farm, Loblolly Acres, into a Kent County tourist destination. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Loblolly Acres reaches for the stars
VIOLA — Loblolly Acres has evolved into much more than a pumpkin patch. Cheryl Epps, along with her daughter-in-law, Angela Zielen Epps, have transformed their family farm, which dates … more
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Helene Keeley, left, executive director of the Delaware Lottery, and Barbara Miller, deputy director, celebrated the agency's 50th anniversary with staff Friday. DAILY STATE NEWS/MIKE FINNEY
Delaware Lottery reaches golden milestone
DOVER — Delaware Lottery employees may feel like winners just by showing up to work. That would explain why there are hardly any staff changes at its 1575 McKee Road office, virtually … more
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The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce on March 25 hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Meineke Car Care’s new location at 5700 Dupont Parkway in Smyrna.
Meineke Car Care opens location in Smyrna
SMYRNA — The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce on March 25 hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Meineke Car Care’s new location at 5700 Dupont Parkway. more
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Cardiology Physicians opened an office in Middletown on March 31.
Cardiology Physicians expands into Middletown
MIDDLETOWN — Cardiology Physicians opened its newest location at 1050 Industrial Drive. more
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Gov. Matt Meyer has a conversation during the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce's Spring Manufacturing & Policy Conference on Thursday in Dover.
Delaware governor outlines manufacturing outlook
Gov. Matt Meyer took an opportunity to reminisce and look ahead during remarks before First State manufacturers Thursday in Dover. more
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