Martin Matheny is a Morning Edition Host/Anchor at Delaware Public Media. With a diverse background in arts and entertainment, including theater and music genres, as well as experience in real estate and healthcare reporting, he brings a multifaceted perspective to his journalism. Martin's work has been featured in Now Habersham, WUGA FM, NPR, Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB), Inside Radio, and Delaware Public Media.
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By: Martin Matheny
The proposed building would be a pole barn-type structure of about 1,200 square feet, and would house equipment to farm oysters as part of the school's agriscience program. Christopher Revel is a teacher at Sussex Central who has been working with the program.
The Winterthur Museum, Garden, and Library opened an ambitious and wide-ranging exhibit telling the stories of its land and buildings, and the site's evolution from a private home to a center for scholarship and conservation.Called "At Home at Winterthur," the five-year exhibit brought together rarely seen objects from the site's centuries of history to mark Winterthur's 75th anniversary as a museum.And on this week's Arts Playlist, DPM's Martin Matheny spoke to Alexandra Deutsch, Winterthur's John L. and Marjorie P. McGraw Director of Collections.
By: Martin Matheny
While challenges remain, officials with the Appoquinimink School District are painting a more optimistic view of the district’s financial health.
By: Martin Matheny
Middletown's Planning and Zoning Commission got a look at preliminary site plans for Green Giant Elementary School at their June meeting. Situated on 29 acres, the 94,000 square foot building will provide space for 840 students in grades 1-5.
This week's Arts Playlist is just that - a playlist. To mark America's 250th birthday, Delaware Public Media's Martin Matheny reached out to some of the mu
Middletown's new budget won’t raise property taxes or electricity costs, but residents will see modest hikes for other city services.
By: Martin Matheny
After an opening night this week featuring tenor Matteo Bocelli, the summer season at the Freeman Arts Pavilion in Selbyville is underway.
By: Martin Matheny
Meanwhile, however, the district could be facing difficult times, depending on the results of a January referendum.
In the 1930s, with the US in the throes of the Great Depression, President Franklin Roosevelt offered a sweeping job creation agenda. That included jobs for artists, and New Deal programs produced some of the most memorable American art in history.40 years later, another president, Richard Nixon, signed the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. And like in the New Deal, artists were included and were successful in ushering a new era for public art.An exhibition at the Delaware Art Museum — "Citizen Artist" — celebrates those two eras. In this edition of Arts Playlist, Delaware Public Media's Martin Matheny spoke with the museum’s Head Curator and Curator of Contemporary Art Margaret Winslow, and Lynn Herrick Sharp Curatorial Fellow Dorothy Fisher to learn more about it.
Roughly halfway through the high season, police officials in Rehoboth Beach say this year's cohort of seasonal police officers are exceeding expectations.
