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The article reports on the investigation made by Eric Fraas, Senior Buyer at Delaware North Cos. Inc. on Jimbo's Jumbos' Inc., the peanut supplier of Delaware North Sportservice in Edenton, North Carolina. According to the author, the investigation was made because of the complaints that Delaware North Companies received from four baseball fans on the taste of the peanuts they sell that was supplied by Jimbo's Jumbos' Inc.

The article reports on the decision of the National Football League (NFL) teams to purchase handheld metal detectors and upgrade the screening process at all stadiums after a an was arrested for illegally using a stun gun at the Dallas Cowboys-New York Jets game in New Jersey.

The article reports that the throwback items of the Australian Football League for its 50th anniversary got a hit on Bills fans. According to National Football League vice president of consumer products Leo Kane, the sales of the AFL merchandise surpassed NFLs expectations. It states that individual clubs worn their old uniforms including Broncos, Bills and Chargers. Moreover, the pint glass and shot glass of Boelter's and wooden sign and window sign from WinCraft are of good sales also.

The article reports on the joint venture between the New Meadowlands Stadium Co. and Delaware North Sportservice for concessions and premium dining for the National Football League (NFL) facility in Meadowlands, New Jersey in 2008. The agreement signifies a better hospitality offering at the stadium with high quality food service and products. It is part of the company's effort of strengthening its business operation and financial status.

Presents an interview with Jeremy Jacobs, chairman of Delaware North Cos. about the company. Opinion of Jacobs about the success of the company for 90 years; Change of the name of the Boston arena from FleetCenter to TD Banknorth Garden; Plan about buying into a franchise.