GGA CONSTRUCTION AWARDED 2 ABC DELAWARE EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION AWARDS
MIDDLETOWN, Del. — GGA Construction has been honored with two Excellence in Construction Awards at the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Delaware Excellence in Construction Awards (EIC). These awards represent the highest level of recognition for quality, innovation, and craftsmanship in the construction industry. The EIC Award celebrates projects that exemplify superior performance and demonstrate exceptional standards of safety, design, and execution. This year, GGA Construction received top
Governor Meyer and DSB Announce Winners of $1.15 million in EDGE funding and $1.0 million in SSBCI funding
Newark, Del. (Nov. 12, 2025) – It was an evening of celebration and excitement as Governor Matt Meyer, and the Delaware Division of Small Business (DSB) announced the winners of the EDGE 2.0 Grant Competition. EDGE, the Division’s flagship pitch and funding competition, stands for Encouraging Development, Growth and Expansion. Seven awards totaling an enhanced allocation of $1.15M dollars, were presented to Delaware small businesses in a ceremony at the Audion at the University of Delaware’s STAR
Applications Now Accepted for FY 26 Sports Tourism Capital Investment Fund
DOVER, Del. (Nov. 12, 2025) – Applications are now being accepted for the FY 26 Sports Tourism Capital Investment Fund (CIF). The Fund, administered by the Delaware Tourism Office (DTO), provides financial support to new or existing Delaware sports facilities that host events attracting out-of-state visitors and contributing to state and local economies. New this year, the application can be submitted entirely online at https://dsbservice.delaware.gov/s/login/. You will need to create an account and then
The Mary Campbell Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: Ezee Street Addition & Resident Room Renovation
What: The Mary Campbell Center will cut the ribbon to celebrate the completion of the $7.35 million renovation and construction project on its campus in North Wilmington, Delaware. When: Thursday, December 4, 2025, at 11 a.m. Where: 4641 Weldin Road, Wilmington, Delaware 19803 Why: Resident Rooms have been upgraded but not significantly improved since The Mary Campbell Center’s founding in 1976. Improvements in 42 rooms include new furnishings, flooring, lighting, technology, medical components, and
DEXSTA Hosts Successful Shred Event at Middletown Branch!
Middletown, DE — November 1, 2025 — DEXSTA Federal Credit Union hosted its second successful shred event of the year at their Middletown, DE location! The event is aimed at promoting community security, sustainability, and camaraderie. DEXSTA enjoys witnessing the community's enthusiasm and eagerness towards the secure disposal of sensitive documents. With identity theft and fraud on the rise, DEXSTA took the necessary steps needed to empower the community, safely and conveniently. From old tax documents to
Barclays to Acquire Leading U.S. Personal Loan Originator Best Egg
Barclays PLC (“Barclays”)1 today announces that its wholly-owned US consumer banking subsidiary Barclays Bank Delaware (operating as “Barclays US Consumer Bank” or “USCB”) has agreed to acquire Best Egg, Inc. (“Best Egg” or the “Business”)2 for $800 million3 (the “Transaction”). Completion of the Transaction (“Completion”) is subject to required regulatory approvals and other conditions. Best Egg is a leading US direct-to-consumer personal loan origination platform with a focus on prime borrowers and an
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Legislative Update, Week of November 4, 2025
Update, Week of November 4, 2025Items Discussed in this Update:November 6th Special Session of State Senate to Consider Extension of Property Tax Payment Deadline.Del. Chancery Court Ruling Upholds House Bill 242 (Split Property Tax Rates, NCC)Uncertainty Regarding SNAP Benefits Following Federal District Court Order and Trump Administration Statements.Governor Meyer Calls Extraordinary Session for November 13th to Address Structural Budget Issues Arising from Federal Reconciliation Bill Enacted in
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Glenville Hollow Farms of Bridgeville honored with 2025 Environmental Stewardship Award
Four finalists recognized during latest Nutrient Management Commission meeting DOVER, Del. (Nov. 5, 2025) — A longtime Sussex County agricultural family was recognized for its commitment to top environmental practices during Tuesday’s Delaware Nutrient Management Commission Meeting. Glenville Hollow Farms of Bridgeville, owned by Steven and Cynthia Yingling since its formation in 1980, was recognized as the 2025 Environmental Stewardship Award winner for its work with vegetable row crops. They
New Wall of Remembrance at Veteran’s Memorial Park to be Dedicated
Ceremony Marks Historic Completion of Monument Renovation Project WHAT: Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA) representatives and Delaware elected leaders will gather to officially dedicate and unveil the newly renovated and significantly expanded Wall of Remembrance at Veterans Memorial Park. The new wall memorializes more than 16,000 service men and service women from both states who died serving the United States in all conflicts from World War II to the present day. The ceremony will feature brief
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Legislative Update, Week of October 27, 2025
Federal Government Shutdown Nears the 30-Day Mark Background The current federal government shutdown, which began on October 1, continues without a clear end in sight. A key point of contention are the extension of tax credits and premium subsidies in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace which have made health coverage within economic reach of millions of Americans. As the September 30th end of the federal fiscal year and deadline for a budget or continuing resolution approached, Republicans
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Legislative Update, Week of October 20, 2025
Issues Discussed in this Update: 1. The Federal Government Shutdown2. DEFAC Projections, October 2025 3. New Castle County Council Ordinance 25-025 1. Federal Government Shutdown The federal government shutdown, which began on October 1, is entering its fourth week with no sign of being resolved in the immediate future. The longest shutdown on record was 34 days in 2018. A key difference in 2018 was that Congress had passed enough appropriations measures to keep certain parts of the federal
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Legislative Update, Week of October 6, 2025
Issues Discussed in this Update: 1. The Federal Government Shutdown 2. Property Reassessment 3. SEPTA Service Restored 4. DRAFT 2025 Climate Action Plan Save the Date: NCC Chamber Policy Makers Breakfast, featuring U.S. Senator Chris Coons (D-Del.), Date & Time: Monday, October 27, 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Location: Eastside Charter School, 3000 N Claymont St, Wilmington, DE 19802 [Registration]1. Federal Government Shutdown As of Monday, October 6, we are in the sixth day of the current
MEET BENECARE'S 2024-25 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
MEET BENECARE'S 2024-25 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTThis year's scholarship recipient comes from a family of four pharmacists. Antoinette was the "odd one out" when she chose dental school. Learn how Antoinette's experimentation led to pursuing a career in dentistry.GET TO KNOW ANTOINETTE, THIS YEAR'S SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
