Flatland Drive mixes bluegrass and blues at Archives concert

Bluegrass band Flatland Drive makes the trip from Harrington and Denton, Md., to Dover for the In Harmony concert Friday evening. Bandmembers talked to us about their diverse backgrounds and unique sound in anticipation of their upcoming gig.

Grand opening, book signings part of First Friday in Dover

New exhibits, book signings and a brand new store make for an exciting First Friday event 5 to 7 p.m. in downtown Dover.

DSU to hold performance of 'Fabulation: The Re-education of Undine'

Two performances of "Fabulation: The Re-education of Undine" will be presented by Delaware State University's Theatre Program at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 9 and 10.

Valentine’s Day cards spread the love at the Biggs Museum

Whether you’re a lover or a hater when it comes to Valentine’s Day, there’s a lot to like at the Biggs Museum’s latest exhibition, “Loving Traditions.” This tribute to the day of love – and stationery – goes on display Friday.

Live on Stage

Check out what's happening at area bars and restaurants Wednesday, Feb. 1, through Saturday, Feb. 4.

Leaders feted in educational and entertaining ‘Delaware Chautauqua’

Black leaders whose impacts are still felt in Delaware will be examined through tributes to them during four episodes of "A Delaware Chautauqua," written, directed and produced by Dr. Don Blakey. The first event will be at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 6, at Sankofa Studio, 54 S. Kirkwood St., Dover.

What to watch: Jamie Lynn Spears on her teen pregnancy

Daily entertainment news with what to watch tonight on TV, why Jamie Lynn Spears is trending and a video of what she said in her latest interview with Glamour magazine.

‘From Italy, with Love’ follows couple on artistic adventure

Anyone with a passion for art or a serious case of wanderlust can see the couple’s work at “From Italy, with Love,” an exhibit of about 40 pieces at the Dover Art League. The show opens with a reception Friday, Feb. 3, where watercolorist Rosemary Connelly and photographer Bob Connelly will present a talk and slide show about their time in Italy.

Dover Public Library to hold teen acting workshop

The Dover Public Library is hosting a teen acting workshop at 5:30 p.m. on Feb. 16.

Top 5 movies On Demand in Dover

See what new releases people in Dover rented on On Demand the week ending Jan. 29.

Mt. Carmel Church of the Living God announces February calendar of events

Mt. Carmel Church of the Living God has posted a list of events to be held in February.

'Cowboys and Aliens' to premiere at Dover Public Library

The Dover Public Library will screen "Cowboys and Aliens" at 2 p.m. Feb. 25 as part of its Teen Movies Matinee program.

Schwartz Center to celebrate Black History Month

The Schwartz Center has announced a program to celebrate Black History Month through music and the words of Martin Luther King Jr.

Capital Region Bridal Showcase presents scavenger hunt, trunk show

The second annual Bride's Scavenger Hunt will be on Feb. 19 at the Holiday Inn Hotel, 515 North Dupont Highway, Dover.

In Theaters: 'Big Miracle,' 'The Woman in Black'

Weekly update with new movies in theaters this weekend and a movie trailer for "Big Miracle," starring Drew Barrymore.

Green Thumb Garden Club to hold gardening class

Kent County Master Gardeners will be teaching gardening classes for the Green Thumb Garden Club starting Feb. 17 at the Modern Maturity Center.

2012 Oscars nominees

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on Tuesday announced the nominees for the 84th Academy Awards, which will be broadcast on Sunday, Feb. 26. Here’s a look at the nominees:

James Jackson: Is the FCC setting the decency standard too high?

Last month, the Supreme Court heard a case concerning the FCC and fines for networks that violate governmentally determined decency standards. In this case, it was an issue centered on fines imposed because Cher used an expletive at an awards ceremony.

Movie Man: 'Drive' offers smooth, stylish ride and some surprising turns

“Drive” coasts by on a whole lot of style and not much substance, but that’s OK. When a movie is this stylish, I can’t see any reason to complain.

Movie review: 'Chronicle' an inventive piece of sci-fi

It’s rare that a film so perfectly captures the utter joy and exuberance of being young. But “Chronicle” caps off that achievement by setting its story inside an ultra low-budget, purposely gimmicky science fiction tale of three high school seniors who make a bizarre discovery.

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