Woody Chandler in a still shot from the movie. Photo courtesy of Film Brothers
Woody Chandler—‘The Beer Monk’ —continues to sample brews as he prepares to attend the premiere of Beer Can: A Love Story
Spoetzl Brewery Brewmaster Jimmy Mauric stands in front of the bottling line for Shiner Bock beer. Photo courtesy of Spoetzl Brewery
The makers of Shiner beer set down roots in a little Texas town 110 years ago, and the brand has thrived ever since
Ryan Kennedy, WJBR’s mascot J-Bear and Karly Keenan of Harvey, Hanna & Associates were bundled up at last year's event. Photo Karl Richeson Photography
A sleep out in November in the middle of Newport aids thousands of area kids
Soccer fans Bill Martin and Jessica Scarane, of Wilmington, enjoy a USA score during the World Cup while catching the game with fellow fans at Catherine Rooney’s. Photo by Butch Comegys
In increasing numbers, soccer fans are flocking to area sports bars to watch a game of what the rest of the world knows as football
The meat sampler at Limestone BBQ and Bourbon. Photo Lindsay duPhily
More places in the Wilmington area are specializing in the savory, slow-cooked food
The Cocks – (L-R) Phil Young, Pete Romano and Mark Stallard– perform on the stage they built at the Jackson Inn. Photo by Matt Urban
The Jackson Inn was nearly sold. Then a local band stepped in to add a feature that has given it new life.
Ken and Beth Schuler, owners of the shop, aren't really possessed. Photos by Joe del Tufo
What better location for this unusual shop than Delaware’s oddest community?
Showing off the Blue Coats logo are, from left, team President Larry Meli, General Manager Elton Brand, Chris Heck, 76ers president of Business Operations, and Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki. Photo courtesy of The Wilmington Blue Coats
The 76ers’ G League basketball team speeds toward Wilmington debut
Craig Wensell (second from left) and his Wilmington Brew Works team (L-R): Keith Hughes, John Fusco, Dan Yopp and Derek Berkeley. Photo Joe del Tufo
The city’s first brewery since 1954 opens in a neglected part of town
