Good morning, Dover.

Farming remains at the heart of the Delaware State Fair where agricultural exhibits and local food vendors highlight the event’s rich heritage and community flavors.

At the Delaware State Fair, which runs until Aug.

1, attendees explore livestock competitions that showcase swine and dairy talents & local agricultural skills. Competitors include youth showmanship participants and farmers presenting their animals to an enthusiastic crowd.

DNREC is calling for volunteers to join the 39th annual Delaware Coastal Cleanup on Sept.

19 along the coastlines. Over 45 sites will host cleanup efforts from Wilmington to Fenwick Island (rain date: Sept. 26) if needed.

Route 1 northbound will remain closed at Exit 91 (south of Dover Air Force Base) for an extended period as drivers should expect significant delays in traffic.

The Delaware Food is Medicine committee will outline plans for a statewide program at the State Fair on Tuesday, July 28 at 10:00 a.m. in the Agriculture Commodities Building, using over $1 million in federal funds & inviting the public to join vendor presentations.

Anglers enjoyed mild, easterly winds on Sunday that brought catches including a mangrove snapper at Flowers Beach and spot, croaker, sea bass, flounder, trout and bluefish from Broadkill Beach, Lewes Harbour Marina, Delaware Bay + local canals.

Dan’s Tackle and boat crews confirmed the finds.

Laps For Charity

9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Dover Motor Speedway — $75 per vehicle — Drive your own car around The Monster Mile for charity.