Liquid Alchemy co-founders
Jeffrey "Doc" Cheskin
and Terri Sorantino.
Photos by John Vari
Liquid Alchemy’s founders haven’t struck gold with their venture, but they’ve prospered over five years and the future looks bright
Stephen Sye (l) and Malcolm Coley of Futures First help students step up their game.
Futures First founders work to make Wilmington a center for esports
From l-r: Downtown Community Garden members Deb Hebbel, Renee Rose, Wendy Ho-Schnell, Mark Fields, Paige Morgan and Pat Bartoshesky. Photo by Lindsay duPhily.
Downtown residents are digging this gardening endeavor
L-r: Michael Melton, Steve Salevan and Andrew Ferry of Vox Cadre. Photo courtesy Vox Cadre.
Tatnall classmates reunite after decades; perform weekly livestream concerts as Vox Cadre
James Wyatt works on The Revolution Painting at Spaceboy Clothing.
Pop-up murals downtown continue conversation about Black Lives Matter
Ctrl V owner Emmanuel Rosembert holds a pair of virtual reality goggles standing at one of 16 stations under construction at his new venture. Photo Butch Comegys
Delaware’s first virtual reality arcade to open in Bear
Malcolm Coley (left) and Newdy Felton bring enthusiasm and creativity to Influencers Lab Media, a full-service marketing and media company. Photo provided by Influencers Lab Media
Black entrepreneurs need more than a creative approach to get ahead
Celebrating Faith And Freedom Since 1814
A customer throws an axe at Battle Axe's mobile throwing unit at Liquid Alchemy in Wilmington. Photo courtesy of Battle Axe
The fun’s open to just about everyone at Delaware’s first competitive axe throwing establishment
A colleague says Brainard “has a laser focus on student success, graduation rates and retention.” Photo by Jim Coarse
Delaware Tech alumnus Mark Brainard provides strong leadership for the state’s community college