Good morning, Dover.

The Delaware Public Archives in Dover is featuring an exhibit on the state's railroad history that opened Thursday, Sept.

10, showcasing historic records and artifacts like a Pennsylvania Railroad lantern and a conductor's uniform. Visitors can explore a detailed model railroad display that brings the past to life.

The Nanticoke Indian Tribe Association held its 48th annual Nanticoke Powwow in Milton over the weekend, featuring dancing, music, storytelling (and traditional vendors) to honor Native American heritage.

The tribe will continue the celebration with Native American Day on Nov. 1 at the Nanticoke Indian Museum in Millsboro.

Delaware food lovers can enjoy two special restaurant weeks as Brandywine Valley Restaurant Week starts today, offering $20 lunches and $35-$55 dinners until Sept.

20, while Wilmington Black Restaurant Week features specials, a block party, and a Black Food Festival from Sept. 20 to Sept. 27 at various local venues.

Delaware planners are developing an updated freight plan to create a safe & efficient multimodal cargo system in coordination with Delmarva partners.

The plan will boost the regional economy as its design progresses.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and DNREC said the Delaware Bay Beach Nourishment Project for Pickering Beach, Kitts Hummock, Bowers Beach, and Slaughter Beach will be delayed until fall 2027 (only 100 of 166 easements have been secured) because necessary property approvals are still pending.

The Dover/Kent MPO, Milford, DelDOT and Sussex County are seeking public input on U.S. 113 corridor needs today+ resident comments will help shape future transportation plans.

Vanderbilt defeated the Blue Hens 35-26 on Sept.

12 at Delaware Stadium after UD led at halftime; the Commodores scored three touchdowns in the third quarter + blocked a punt, sealing the win. Delaware will try to rebound in home game against Coastal Carolina on Sept. 19 at 11:30 a.m.