Martin Matheny is a Morning Edition Host/Anchor at Delaware Public Media. With a rich background in classical music and extensive experience reporting on state and local government, Martin covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy, public education, and the arts. His work has been featured in outlets such as NPR, the BBC World Service, and Georgia Public Broadcasting.
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By: Martin Matheny
Opera America is an organization that promotes and expands opera in America. In operation for more than half a century, it counts more than 40,000 members in its ranks, representing more than 600 opera companies, educational institutions, and other organizations.
By: Martin Matheny
Krell’s paintings are characterized by their deep attention to texture, the result of a multi-step process, including layers of different-sized sand, plaster, and paint, which she makes herself.
Under a proposed policy change, the superintendent could then decide whether to hire one of those candidates, repost the position, or appoint someone else to fill the vacancy.
Jon Peterson has spoken during public comment at several council meetings in recent months about the Confederate flag that flies on the Georgetown Historical Society's grounds. At a meeting last month, he called for the town to officially distance itself from the display of the Confederate flag, while acknowledging that Georgetown cannot require the society to remove it.
By: Martin Matheny
The Wilmington Drama League closes out its current season with a musical adaptation of the hit movie "Sister Act."On this week's Arts Playlist, Delaware Public Media's Martin Matheny speaks to two people involved with the production - Patrick Murray, the show's director and choreographer, and Kathy Buterbaugh, a cast member and the Wilmington Drama League's production manager.
Andrea Hoffman, a member of the city, made a presentation to committee members at a meeting last week. She said that Rehoboth did undertake a tree census more than 15 years ago, but that survey was not a complete picture, focusing primarily on street trees in South Rehoboth and Central Park.
By: Martin Matheny
A month after an artist dropped out of a public art project in Lewes, forcing a hasty change of course, the project's replacement is nearly ready to be installed.
By: Martin Matheny
The theatre company announced that it has hired Wes Drummond as its new artistic director. Drummond, a veteran theatre director, comes to the First State from the Duluth Playhouse in Minnesota. He will work alongside Managing Director Joe Gfaller.
By: Martin Matheny
Currently, the district charges admission for high school football, basketball, and wrestling. Ticket prices are $5 for those sports. All other sports are free to attend.
By: Martin Matheny
opened last weekend, with three more shows set for this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Most audience members will be familiar with the famous 1964 film starring Julie Andrews and Dick van Dyke. While the stage musical came along some 40 years later, audiences can expect an expansion of the story, not a complete reboot, according to Possum Point Players' publicity chair, Steve Givens.
