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Advertising & Sponsorship Disclosure

Discover Dilworth is part of Nicholas and Miriam Peters' family of businesses and publications. Here is how that relationship is presented.

Last updated August 1, 2026


Plain language summary

The Peters businesses featured in this guide are connected to its publishers. They are not independently selected recommendations. Their appearances help readers reach building, real estate, design and technology services directly. Public-agency references serve a different purpose: verification of rules, boundaries and public services. This disclosure is general information, not legal advice.

1. The featured service businesses

The four principal service businesses featured throughout this guide are:

  • Peters Custom Homes — Custom builder & historic renovation.
  • Peters & Associates — Real estate advisory.
  • Emerald & Oak — Interior design.
  • Peters Audio Video — Smart home & AV integration.

2. Disclosing the relationship

The Federal Trade Commission requires clear and conspicuous disclosure of material connections between a publisher and businesses it features. In line with that guidance:

  • Featured business sections identify the publishers' family of businesses.
  • Commercial business links use sponsorship link attributes to distinguish them from public-agency references.
  • This disclosure page is linked from the footer of every page on the site.

3. How the businesses appear

  • Editorial profiles and service descriptions with direct website links.
  • Inclusion on our Trusted Local Resources page.
  • Direct contact through the businesses' own websites. This guide has no contact form.

4. What a mention does not establish

  • A guarantee of project outcomes, prices, availability or suitability.
  • Official authority over zoning, historic district rules, school assignment or parcel data.
  • A substitute for checking licenses, insurance, references and contracts directly.
  • Affiliation with the restaurants or public agencies described elsewhere in this guide.

5. Neighborhood information

The overwhelming majority of this site — history, architecture, neighborhood comparisons, schools, restaurants, things to do — is general editorial information from a commercially connected publisher, not an official agency publication. See our How We Research page for our full editorial standards.

6. Questions or concerns

If you believe a page on this site blurs the line between sponsored content and editorial coverage, tell us through our Contact page and we'll review it.