Good morning, Dover.

Food Bank of Delaware now offers mobile and online food pantries to deliver aid directly to neighborhoods — helping those who may not reach brick and mortar locations.

The service makes it easier for local residents to receive food when traditional pantries are closed.

Southern Delaware Therapeutic Riding celebrated its 10th anniversary on Monday with a ceremony at its Milton facility from 12 to 12:30 p.m. where Delaware State legislature and Sussex County Council officials unveiled a commemorative plaque, and officials said they plan to expand soon.

Essity will acquire Edgewell’s feminine care business for $340 million including brands Carefree, Stayfree, o.b., and Playtex internationally.

The deal includes a Dover manufacturing plant that will keep about 450 employees—pending final DOJ approval.

Gov. Matt Meyer and the Delaware Division of Small Business announced on November 12 the winners of the EDGE 2.0 Grants from 17 applicants — seven businesses received a share of $1.15M in funding.

The Delaware State Fair announced three music acts for its 2026 Summer Concert Series, with Weird Al Yankovic set for Wednesday, July 29, Bailey Zimmerman for Sunday, July 26, and For King & Country for Tuesday, July 28 at the fairgrounds in Harrington—tickets will go on sale this Friday at 10 a.m.

DelDOT launches its 5th annual contest asking elementary students in grades K-5 to create fun names for the state’s snowplows.

Three winners, one from each county, will receive a snowplow visit at their school + entries must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 5.

Thomas Jefferson University and the state signed an MOU on Oct.29 to explore building Delaware's first-ever four-year medical school in rural Sussex and Kent counties— a project aimed at improving health care access for those facing long waitlists.

Gov. Matt Meyer applied for $1 billion in federal funding for 15 rural health projects and said officials will decide on a school location after funding is confirmed.

Local expert Herb Jenkins advised drivers to winterize their cars by checking tire pressure, ensuring adequate tread, and adding isopropyl alcohol to washer fluid to lower its freezing point.

Bryan Rush urged residents to winterize their homes by shutting foundation vents, insulating key areas, and dripping faucets to prevent pipes from freezing—tips that may help lower bills and prevent damage.

Campbell’s released its fourth annual State of the Sides Report revealing that Thanksgiving side dishes are a hit, with 63% of Americans favoring sides over turkey.

In Delaware, mashed potatoes and stuffing/dressing are tied as top favorites—while nationwide, stuffing/dressing remains first and mashed potatoes second.

Delaware farms will open soon to let customers pick and cut their own Christmas trees—Balsam Acres in Laurel starts November 22 while Dyer’s in Dover and Don’s in Greenwood offer varied holiday extras like Santa photos and hayrides.

Customers should check each farm for exact hours and details as the festive season approaches.

Lake Forest High football team will face Indian River with a state title berth on the line after outscoring opponents by 38 points in the first half in its last two games + the match will reveal if Lake Forest can sustain its early dominance into the second half.

Rail Haus Turkey Burn 5K

9 AM — Rail Haus - Beer Garden — Cost varies — Participate in a festive 5K to burn off Thanksgiving turkey and support a local nonprofit.

One Night: Christmas Youth Service

11:00 PM - 1:30 AM — Calvary Church — Free entry — Engaging monthly youth service for students in grades 6-12 with a festive Christmas theme.

Dover Delaware Women's Connection Program and Breakfast Buffet

9:30 - 11:30 AM — Maple Dale Country Club — $22.00 inclusive — Attend a breakfast buffet with a guest speaker and music, supporting a good cause.