WILMINGTON ““ Ernest & Scott Taproom will close Friday, Jan. 10, and reopen in the fall as a new recreation hall known as Wilma’s, featuring a duckpin bowling alley and pinball arcade. The changes were ...
WILMINGTON ““ What was once a furniture store in the Lower Market neighborhood of the city will become the Buccini/Pollin Group‘s newest apartment complex in early 2021. Company officials, joined by Mayor Mike Purzycki ...
By Christine Facciolo Special to Delaware Business Times There’s a saying: Miss a day, miss a lot. If you haven’t walked down Market Street in awhile, you may be surprised at just how quickly things ...
Chelsea Tavern, a downtown Wilmington staple, is adding a new indoor and outdoor seating area called The Terrace. The expansion will involve adding 60 new seats to an adjacent alleyway along Market Street. “This new ...
A new Italian restaurant is coming to Market Street in downtown Wilmington. Restaurateurs Scott Stein and Antimo DiMeo on Thursday announced their plan to open Bardea Food & Drink at 620 North Market Street in June. ...
The Ninth Street Book Shop, the city’s only general interest bookstore, will close January 26, but there’s a chance it will be revived in the spring. A group of investors ““ writers, artists and a ...
Spaceboy Clothing is a custom T-shirt shop located on Market Street in downtown Wilmington. We sat down with the founders to learn about their early years ...
Krista Rothwell recalled the first time she saw the future site of the Delaware College of Art and Design (DCAD), a two-year art school in downtown Wilmington. It was 1997. She had just finished up ...
By Kathy Canavan Rob and Chris Buccini tried to get Starbucks to come to downtown Wilmington for more than 10 years on and off. As late as the first quarter of 2014, business people were ...
Why it’s Crucial to Hire a Grant Writer - Writing a grant proposal is not as simple as you may think. The process can be completely overwhelming. Grant writing requires a certain kind of expertise, and even if you’re a good writer, it does not mean you know how to write grants. Whether you’re a small business, a nonprofit organization or an individual, whatever […]
What was a defining factor in navigating COVID-19 for nonprofits? - Collaboration. Plain and simple. Leaning in, linking arms, and rising together. That is what I did with my counterparts Stu Comstock-Gay at Delaware Community Foundation, Cynthia Pritchard from Philanthropy Delaware, and Michelle Taylor of United Way of Delaware. While we all support the nonprofit sector, we do so from very different lanes. Yet, when COVID-19 […]
The Art of an Adequate Thank-You - The holidays always elicit a flashback to the one thing that wasn’t so “joyous” for me as a kid: the thank-you notes. Many of us had parents who
