Good morning, Wilmington.

Since Delaware opened its recreational cannabis market, seniors have increasingly used it as customers aged 65+ now make up about 28% of sales, according to Thrive dispensaries, who noted that they favor flower & edibles for sleep and pain relief.

ACME Markets shoppers can now earn cash back on flights, hotels, rental cars and vacation packages booked through the new for U Travel portal powered by Expedia’s technology; members in ACME for U FreshPass programs will see rewards on online grocery purchases + bonus deals + on travel bookings.

Delaware Online/The News Journal launches its 2026 Most Influential & Inspiring Delawareans series today with eight Hall of Fame inductees, and the newsroom plans to feature new lists twice a month until Sept.

The series introduces Arts and Under 30 categories while skipping Politics amid the midterms.

University of Delaware students are weaving overlooked Revolutionary War history into a national tapestry project that highlights figures often missing from traditional narratives in Newark.

The project honors efforts to bring more inclusive history to Delaware schools and museums.

Don Keister was inducted into the Delaware Most Influential & Inspiring 2026 Hall of Fame as he and his wife Jeanne run atTAck Addiction, a nonprofit that helps people facing drug addiction.

Delaware unemployment filings dropped to 254 for the week ending March 14 — down from 344 the week before, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.

National filings fell to 205,000 from 213,000.

Delaware does not ban feeding wild animals statewide, though New Castle prohibits it in public parks (violators risk a $25 to $100 fine or community service) and experts caution that feeding wild animals with human food can harm them and pose health risks.

Dozens of Latino entrepreneurs gathered at Legislative Hall in Dover this week to network with state lawmakers and share ideas on policies affecting their businesses.

Hosted by La Plaza Delaware and the Delaware Alliance for Latino Entrepreneurs (which discussed Senate Bill 241), the event aimed to strengthen community ties.

Two Delaware restaurants were voted as favorite late-night eateries in a poll of over 3,000 night owls.

Gary's Dewey Beach Grill (located at 2000 Coastal Highway and serving until 1 a.m. on weekends) ranked 95th, and the Wilmington Diner, open 24 hours except Sundays at 7 p.m., ranked 107th.

A pizza tornado knocked a top favorite out of the Munch Madness contest, and fans can vote for the Sweet 16 round until Thursday, Mar.

26 at 5 p.m. in Delaware as local pizzerias vie for the Iron Crust Throne.

A three-story, 7,200 sqft mixed-use building is under construction at 2923 N.

Market St., featuring four affordable Section 8 apartments and space for two restaurants. Developer Nasr Mohamed broke ground on the project March 19 through the Jumpstart Wilmington program.

Special Olympics Delaware hosted a basketball tournament in Newark on Mar.

21. The event featured over 40 teams and more than 600 players and coaches.

On Friday, March 20, the Delaware Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association announced the 2026 All-State basketball teams, naming Cape Henlopen senior Amalia Fruchtman as Girls Player of the Year and Tatnall sophomore Mason Collins as Boys Player of the Year — a move that recognized 30 players for standout season performances.

Andy Hull Live Concert

8 p.m. — The Queen — Tickets available — Experience the emotive sounds of Andy Hull from Manchester Orchestra in a historic venue.

Capital City Go-Go vs. Delaware Blue Coats

7-8 p.m. — Chase Fieldhouse — Ticketed event — Experience an exciting basketball showdown in Wilmington as the Capital City Go-Go take on the Delaware Blue Coats.

Abe Ovadia Jazz Trio Performance

2-3 p.m. — Chapel Street Players — Free entry — Experience innovative jazz sounds from the Abe Ovadia Trio as they blend traditional tunes with contemporary flair.

Cherry Crush Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Queen — Tickets from $19 — Experience the vibrant sounds of Cherry Crush live in Wilmington.

2026 Delaware Running Festival

7 AM - 1 PM — Tubman Garrett Riverfront Park — Registration required — Gather with thousands of runners for a marathon, half marathon, 10K, or 5K in a scenic setting.