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Have you visited Nage restaurant in Rehoboth Beach? Every Thursday, Nage features a Farm to Table series highlighting a different local, sustainable, and organic farmer. The specials are different each time and are dictated by what the farmer brings. The … Continue reading →

On Saturday, July 14th, 2012 an Elvis impersonator was injured by a bull in Dewey Beach, DE. Moments after waving a red flag inches from the face of a giant bull wearing sneakers, Elvis was run over by the fierce … Continue reading →

The Rehoboth Beach Museum offers the chance to search those boxes in your attic for Rehoboth Beach memorabilia. On May 16th at 7 pm. bring your something special to the Museum to share with others. Keepsakes from the Rehoboth Beach … Continue reading →

Written by Nancy Alexander Young ladies in the area ages 8-12 are invited to a tea party for girls and their dolls on Sunday, April 21st from 1 to 2:30 pm at the Rehoboth Beach Museum. Iced tea, lemonade and sweet … Continue reading →

The 16-foot great white shark, Mary Lee, that passed by Assateague and Ocean City in late January is causing people to talk once again. Have no fear, this time no one is talking about Mary Lee coming near our coast, … Continue reading →

Some local restaurants, shops, and hotels choose to open their doors to customers visiting our coastal town in late February or mid-March. Other businesses in this resort town choose to stay open year-round. Three weeks ago, Peaky’s Rooftop Restaurant and … Continue reading →

Down a long pebble driveway and overlooking the railroad tracks across from the Seaford Industrial Park off of the Market Street Extension sits a tiny little orangey-peach house. It looks kind of like a gingerbread house and is marked as … Continue reading →

      Tower locations include:         Tower 1  —  Bethany Beach, DE       Tower 2  —  Indian River, DE       Tower 3  —  Dewey Beach, DE       Tower 4  — … Continue reading →

For the updated, 2016 edition of this article, click here. One of the best things about living in a resort town is the off-season. It’s quiet, the traffic lights start flashing yellow instead, and the restaurants are offering amazing deals … Continue reading →

For the 2015 edition of this article, simply click here. Tradition can take many forms; whether beginning with family customs, cultural heritage, or habits formed from years of friendship. Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate those traditions. Celebrating the Thanksgiving … Continue reading →

America Recycles Day is a national program of Keep America Beautiful, and is the only nationally-recognized day and community-driven awareness event dedicated to promoting and celebrating recycling in the United States. Since its inception in 1997, communities across the country … Continue reading →

Ever wonder what happens to all of the pumpkins there were picked for Halloween but don’t sell? Do the local produce stands just let them rot away? Are they cut open for the seeds? Or are they launched from giant … Continue reading →