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About 4 and a-half years ago, St. Louis-based Commercial Development Company (CDC) purchased the former Evraz Claymont Steel property, and offered some ambitious plans to remake the site. Since then, little more has been heard about plans for the site. But Contributor Larry Nagengast reports that is about to change.

This year, the state Board of Education added two new non-voting members: a public high school student and a former state teacher of the year. Delaware Public Media’s Sophia Schmidt talked with that first ever student state school board member, Dorcas Olatunji, about what she has learned so far — and what she hopes to accomplish during her term.

The Emmy-nominated Antiques Roadshow returns to PBS in January. And the new season of the show, where experienced appraisers give people an accurate appraisal and the value of their antiques, starts with a First State flavor.

For those of you who enjoy drinking Delaware craft beer, have you ever noticed the little black logo on the side of the can or bottle? It’s an image of an up-turned bottle that reads “independent craft.” That’s the Brewers Association’s Independent Craft Brewer Seal. It indicates the beer you’re drinking is not produced by a brewery bought up by one of the “big beer” companies, and all 21 of Delaware’s craft breweries have adopted the seal. For this week’s Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media’s

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The much-anticipated plans to remake the former GM Boxwood Road plant in Newport into a giant logistics center may be accelerating. A new player has emerged in the process, taking on a significant piece of the 142-acre site earlier this month. Who is this new player, and what can we divine from their entry into this project? Those are questions contributor Jon Hurdle tackles in his latest piece.

This week’s frigid temps and the avalanche of emails you may be receiving about pre-Black Friday deals are a sure indication that – even with Thanksgiving still two weeks away – the holiday shopping season is here. So, how does this year’s season shape up for retailers and consumers? Each year, we turn to contributor Eileen Dallabrida for answers. She says expectations for 2019 are high, and notes some new trends are taking hold.

A Cheyney University professor and painter is helping mark Native American Heritage Month with a mural depicting the story of the Lenape Indian Tribe of Delaware.

The Delaware Historical Society is embarking on a new effort to help preserve another part of First State history – and make it available to researchers and the public. The Jewish Historical Society of Delaware was founded in 1974 and since then has worked to acquire, preserve, and publish material pertaining to the history of Jewish settlement and Jewish life in Delaware. But it hasn’t had a truly functional physical home. So it is teaming up with The Delaware Historical Society to transform