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Quiksilvr Bluechip might not always be a joy to be around, but the trotter never ceases to bring a smile to Vic Kirby’s face.

A summer bucket list for Delaware: Don't miss these 16 experiences in 2021 Andre Lamar, Delaware News Journal What is the bar scene like at the Delaware beaches right now? Replay Video With COVID-19 restrictions loosening, there's a lot more fun to be had. We know it can be overwhelming deciding what to tackle, so we pared down that list to some Delaware-centric activities you'll want to put on your summer bucket list, Delaware style. © Jason Minto, The News Journal Labor day crowd at the Bottle & Cork in Dewey Beach. Funnel cake at the beach There’s nothing like nibbl...

A summer bucket list for Delaware: Don't miss these 15 experiences in 2021 Andre Lamar, Delaware News Journal What is the bar scene like at the Delaware beaches right now? Replay Video With the COVID restrictions loosening, there's a lot more fun to be had. We know it can be overwhelming deciding what to tackle, so we pared down that list to some Delaware-centric activities you'll want to put on your summer bucket list, Delaware style. Funnel Cake at the beach There’s nothing like nibbling on fried dough topped off with powdered sugar, while you're listening to the sound o...

Quiksilvr Bluechip was a dominant winner in 1:56.3 in the $15,000 winners-over trotting feature Wednesday at Harrington Raceway. The five-year-old Credit Winner gelding was sent to the front from post position by driver Victor Kirby and they never relented in the three-length score over Pardon My Way and Jammin Jack. Trained by his driver and co-owner Kirby, it was the second win of the year for Quiksilvr Bluechip, who is also owned by Tyler Raymer, Stephen Moss and Brian Hoffecker. He paid $2.20 to win. Former Harrington driving champs Kirby and Allan Davis each had success on the card,...

Starting next Tuesday, Delawareans 50 and older can request an appointment through the state at vaccinerequest.delaware.gov. After requesting an appointment, they will be added to the state's waiting list and eventually offered a slot at a state-run mass vaccination event. The state has had mass vaccination events at Dover International Speedway, its DMV facilities and Delaware Technical Community College campuses through Curative, a health services company. People 16 and older with high or moderate risk medical conditions and their caregivers Who is eligible? The state is making the vaccin...