In this issue, we talk to Debbie Harper about the year-long effort to plan Yuletide at Winterthur, which is a tradition for so many Delaware families. We also talk to Thomas Hanna, the chief operating officer of Harvey Hanna & Associates, which created The Delaware KIDS Fund in 2008 to help Delaware youngsters who are in stressful situations. Writer Richard Gaw takes readers along for a walk in woods and fields of the Mt. Cuba Center. We talk to members of the Weekday Skiers Club, a group that hits the slopes each Tuesday during the winter. We explore the Delaware Nature Society's Bird Banding Project, and we visit the new, year-long exhibit at Hagley Museum called “Driving Desire: Automobile Advertising & The American Dream” that explores the history of automobile advertising. We profile artist Linda Ford, whose abstract paintings are open-ended journeys for the viewer. The photo essay by Carla Lucas spotlights Hockessin's places of worship. We hope you enjoy this issue!

Bringing the magic of Christmas to Winterthur is a full-time job

The inside story of one of the area's top holiday traditions Read More » 

Doing what's best for kids

Greenville entrepreneur goes about the business of helping Delaware's children Read More » 

Driving Desire: Automobile Advertising & The American Dream

A new, year-long exhibit at Hagley Museum explores the history and evolution of automobile advertising. Read More » 

Last walk of autumn, toward winter

Just as the fiery bursts of autumn were slowly giving way to winter, a writer and his wife went walking at the Mt. Cuba Center. us the largest gift of color, and the promise of winter Read More » 

Skiers group hits the slopes each Tuesday

For more than 40 years, members of the Weekday Skiers Club have been bonding over their shared love of skiing. Read More » 

The quietest healers

Healing With Horses, Inc., is helping people address their life's largest issues, all within the confines of a riding arena. Read More » 

Exploring where art can take you

Linda Ford's abstract paintings are open-ended journeys Read More »