Her life force: Noelle Picara links social justice, education and the arts

This past June, after teaching at the Tatnall School for the past seven years, Noelle Picara began a new chapter in her life – to bring voices to those who have been deprived of them Read More »

Q&A:

Liz Brown, life coach and vice president of Cross Talks Read More »

A home for art

The Hardcastle Gallery has been showcasing artists and their work for 130 years Read More »

Her truest colors

The classes taught by Josee Spence at the Hockessin Athletic Club are known for their enthusiasm. Now she's brought that same energy to women who look to Spence to renew their spirits Read More »

Empowering Great Dames and their remarkable ideas

One Delaware-based group seeks to empower women and girls through a wide variety of initiatives, including a Remarkable Ideas Competition that has, indeed, honored some great ideas Read More »

Boutique owner finds the fun in business

Ashley Murphy is the founder and owner of Blythe, a clothing and accessories boutique she opened in the Powder Mill Square shopping center in Greenville Read More »

Greenville & Hockessin Life Summer/Fall 2018

The Awitan Sisters take early steps to fame, finding a missing piece of colonial history, innovation spotlighted at Hagley Museum, riding the rails on the Wilmington & Western, and more Read More »

Wilmington & Western Railroad: Delaware's museum in motion rolls on

Each year, the railroad fills the calendar with memorable experiences for anyone who boards one of the vintage steam- and diesel-powered trains for a trip through the scenic Red Clay Valley Read More »

A history of innovation

Hagley Museum and Library is home to a collection about radio and TV pioneer David Sarnoff Read More »

Q&A: Gerald Brady

State Representative, 4th District Read More »