Pam George

Delhi, Philadelphia

Food Writer at Freelance

Contributor at Out and About

Contributor at Delaware Business Times

Freelance writer, editor, foodie, traveler, publicist

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1 week ago | outandaboutnow.com | Pam George
These Outdoor Living Spaces in Delaware Have the Wow Factor

1 month ago | delawaretoday.com | Pam George

Voltaire had it right when he said, “We must cultivate our own garden.” The philosopher encouraged people to tend to their own business. Now, the catchphrase from “Candide” could refer to self-care. Increasingly, it has a literal meaning. A report by Bigger Garden found that gardening is one of America’s most popular hobbies, with 55% of households actively gardening—more than 185 million people. Homeowners have discovered the pleasure of a beautiful setting, and color is trending.
What You Need to Know About Maintaining a Healthy Pelvic Floor

1 month ago | delawaretoday.com | Pam George

Picture a hammock between two trees. If it’s taut, it’s flat and uncomfortable. If it’s loose, it’s saggy and unstable. Similarly, the pelvic floor is a group of skeletal muscles and connective tissue that support the pelvic organs, including the rectum, the bladder, and a woman’s uterus. “They stretch from sit bone to sit bone and from pubic bone to tailbone,” explains occupational therapist Logan Shuttleworth of Triumph Pelvic Health in Lewes.
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1 month ago | outandaboutnow.com | Pam George
Delaware's Antique and Vintage Stores Are Veritable Treasure Troves

1 month ago | delawaretoday.com | Pam George

Marty and Barbara Wright share a passion for their family and their 19th-century New Castle home—and antiques. The couple became such avid collectors that they either had to stop buying or start selling, Marty Wright says. They chose the latter. Today, their business, Manor Antiques, is one of 18 vendors in Opera House Arts & Antiques in historic New Castle. The Wrights, who previously had a New Jersey shop, have seen a lot of changes in the marketplace.
Charcuterie Boards Are Perfect for Spring and Summer in Delaware

2 months ago | delawaretoday.com | Pam George

Once spring arrives, residents start packing their picnic baskets. The Winterthur Point-to-Point Steeplechase is May 4. The Willowdale (Pennsylvania) steeplechase event follows on May 10, and Hagley’s fireworks displays are on June 13 and June 20. In between and afterward, there are lazy days on the beach and outdoor concerts in the park. Sure, you could buy subs, but the glorified sandwich is boring, especially in a romantic or upscale setting.
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2 months ago | outandaboutnow.com | Pam George
2 Smyrna Homes With Spacious Yards and Lots of Bedrooms

2 months ago | delawaretoday.com | Pam George

Better Than NewBuilt in 2006, this home has been updated for 2025. Features include a renovated bath, refinished hardwood floors, updated stainless steel appliances, a finished lower level with a bathroom, 42-inch maple cabinets, and a separate pantry. The rear yard, which backs to open space, has a shed and 4-foot vinyl fencing. Enjoy stunning sunset views.
Laura Flack Is a Talented DIY Crafter in Delaware

2 months ago | delawaretoday.com | Pam George

Personal styleColorful neons, mostly bold; handmade; somewhat casual; and low maintenance. DIY mentorsMy mom taught me [the basics of] how to sew when I was very young—7 or 8—and I had a sewing machine. [Then] I took art and sewing classes. I really got into it with YouTube and blogs when I was in my 20s. I took my skills to the next level by reading, watching videos, and immersing myself in the craft. Sewing circleI find things on Instagram [she’s @lauraneon_crafts].
28 Iconic Restaurants in Delaware That Are Worth a Visit

2 months ago | delawaretoday.com | Pam George

Few restaurants survive five years, let alone a decade. However, Kid Shelleen’s Charcoal House & Saloon in Wilmington’s Trolley Square turned a remarkable 40 last year—and it’s not the only Delaware restaurant marking a milestone. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, these iconic spots—all founded before 1990—are worth a visit. 1776 SteakhouseThe Midway Shopping Center restaurant opened in 1989 with a $17.76 prix-fixe meal served by staff in colonial garb.