Eyebawl: Erin Silva (front), Brian Bruce and Tyler Yoder at Oddity Bar in Wilmington. Photo courtesy of Eyebawl

Eyebawl Opens Up

Dillon McLaughlin

Feb 28, 2020, Entertainment

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The Wilmington band with an ocular name talks about their history and their recording/performing process

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Ulstrer Project youth gather at Love Park in Philadelphia. Photo Bud Keegan

Bridging A Divide

Dillon McLaughlin

Apr 1, 2019, Community

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For 44 years, Irish teens have visited Delaware as part of the Ulster Project, exploring friendship, peace and tolerance

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Adriene Howle performs with aerial silks at the Ascend Flow Arts studio. Photos by Brianna Wendt

Flying High

Dillon McLaughlin

Sep 28, 2018, Community

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While not exactly Cirque du Soleil, Wilmington’s Ascend Flow Arts helps build 

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DeLorme Smith is treasurer of the Trinity Vicinity Neighborhood Association. Photo Rebecca Parsons, Moonloop Photography

A Village in the City

Dillon McLaughlin

Apr 29, 2018, Community, Slider Articles

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Involved residents have infused Trinity Vicinity with a unique sense of community for nearly 150 years

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Delaware Embraces the Season of Goodwill

Dillon McLaughlin

Nov 29, 2017, Community

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It’s a time for charitable giving, small town traditions like tree lighting and caroling, and, for some homeowners, sky-high electric bills

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Jess McIntern. Photo Joe Hoddinott

First State Frights

Dillon McLaughlin

Sep 29, 2017, Community, Slider Articles

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Delaware has more than its share of things that go bump in the night

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Susquehanna Floods cookin’ at Kelly’s Logan House. Photo courtesy of Kelly’s Logan House

Wilmington Music: Ever Evolving

Dillon McLaughlin

Aug 30, 2017, Entertainment, Slider Articles

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Cover bands, small groups and small venues prevail, but change is in the wind

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