Ben Mace is a Reporter at Delaware Online/The News Journal. He primarily covers real estate, development, and business news in Kent County, with a focus on commercial real estate, housing markets, and urban development. His work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, The Washington Post, and USA TODAY.
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Delaware News Journal While Amtrak passenger rail is available in Wilmington and Newark, the service doesn't extend farther south in Delaware.
Home sales and prices in Delaware climbed in June and hit a record-high median sales price over $400,000.
By: Ben Mace
Founded in 1992 in “South Philly,” the hoagie and cheesesteak restaurant has grown to more than 130 locations, now with three in Delaware.
By: Ben Mace
One of the most popular parks in Delaware will offer visitors a new place to stay next spring, but until then, parts of the campground may be a little messy.
The new solar farm is projected to generate 4 megawatts of electricity, serving about 774 residential customers including 457 low-income households.
By: Ben Mace
Excerpts from The News Journal archives include new industries in Wilmington in 1926, school spanking change in 1976 and Bob Marley festival in 2006
By: Patricia Talorico, Sophia Voight, Ben Mace, Shannon Marvel Mcnaught
Delaware's dining scene is expanding with new Mexican spots, a bakery and a sports bar
Delaware News Journal Fall brings cooler weather and some more affordable rates for cabins at campgrounds and state parks.
Delaware News Journal Delaware is the most improved state in the 2026 "Grading the States: Affordability & Homebuilding Report Cards" by real estate website Realtor.com.
Delaware News Journal Excerpts from The News Journal archives from Aug. 9-15 include cuts at Winterthur and the $32 million sale of a former MBNA property in 2006.
