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Economist Anirban Basu said that the American consumer has defied all expectations of a recession with their spending habits - though that may come to an end soon. The post đ Economist: Average American consumer running out of steam appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
Milton Arts Guild is set to celebrate 20 years of making art and memories with a special fundraiser to be held at Camp Arrowhead Saturday, April 5. The celebration, titled Palette of Possibilities, will be held from 6 to 10 p.m., and will serve as a fundraiser for the guild, including a performance by Hot Sauce Band, as well as food, drinks and a silent auction. MAG President Sue Dutton said […]
Milfordâs Second Street Players will hold open auditions for their 2025 spring production, âSteel Magnolias,â from 6 to 8 p.m., Sunday, March 2, and Monday, March 3, at the Riverfront Theater, 2 S. Walnut St., Milford. If needed, callbacks will be held at 6 p.m., Wednesday, March 5. Written by Robert Harling, the show will be directed by Becky Craft with Glen Pruitt as assistant director. The show is performed by […]
During Womenâs History Month, the Rehoboth Beach Film Societyâs Cinema Art Theater will present the documentary âFrom One Place to Another: Emma Goldman Clinic Stories,â produced by local filmmaker LeAnn Erickson. The film showcasing the power of women supporting women is directed by Erickson and Camille Seeman. In January 1973, the Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision swept across America, changing womenâs lives as it politicized womenâs bodies. At the […]
The Next Edition Group of Developing Artist Collaboration will host a series of artisan market pop-ups. Showcasing the works of talented local artists and makers, events are set for 1 to 5 p.m., Sundays, March 2, 9, 23 and 30, at Rehoboth Ale House on The Mile, 20859 Coastal Highway, Rehoboth Beach. Original art will include photography, abstract paintings and collages, glass work, textile wearables, jewelry and body care items. […]
Delaware Prosperity Partnership CEO Kurt Foreman has helped lead the state in a new era of economic development with $2 billion in investments over eight years. He's waiting to hear what the next move will be. The post đ DPP CEO Foreman: Ready to adapt to new economic development strategy appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
Nickle Electrical Companies is now owned by two employees that have worked at the company for two decades, carrying out the next step in a long-set succession plan. The post Nickle Electrical Companies is now run by next generation of leaders appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
The Cape Regionâs latest Starbucks is now open along Route 1 just north of Postal Lane in Midway. This location joins three other Starbucks in the Cape Region â thereâs one in Acme, one just south of Airport Road off Route 1 outside Rehoboth and one on Rehoboth Avenue in downtown Rehoboth Beach. Lewes-based real estate company Reed Ventures purchased the property in 2022. The house that previously stood on […]
Irfan Patel, representing the Islamic faith in the Delaware Interfaith Council, asks legislator to strengthen 340B savings to support patient care. The post VIEWPOINT: A Call for Compassionate Healthcare Reform: Restoring the Promise of 340B appeared first on Delaware Business Times.
