'Halloween' remains apex of horror film genre
Columnist Brett Hiner writes about what makes 'Halloween' a horror film classic.
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In the voting booth, your vote is your voice
Columnist Melissa Herrera writes about the importance of voting.
Scammer’s cash in with lookalike sites
Better Business Bureau offers tips and advice for consumers to avoid fraudulent practices.
Dining with the Deweys could be a contact sport
Columnist Mike Dewey remembers that if you were invited to share a meal in his childhood home, you were wise to come prepared for verbal combat, linguistic warfare and competitive banter.
Want to see cool stuff? Get out there in it!
Like folks who hunt and fish, John Lorson knows you have to spend time out in nature to witness many of its rewarding sights.
I hope you will look for old collections of cultural recipes
One of the surest signs of life returning to normal is the reopening, at least for the time being, of the Book Cellar, operated by the Friends of the Dover Public Library. We made it a traditional Saturday morning foray to go there every week, and...
Handshakes and more missing in 2020
Columnist Tom Rife writes about the things he's missed in 2020, in and out of the sports world.
Each age has great and not so great parts
Twenty years, the time to get a child into adulthood, isn’t that long. Now, if you are in your 20s or 30s, you probably think I’m crazy. If you are soon to celebrate your 90th birthday, you may be nodding in agreement with me. I’m...
Strange-looking bird banded at preserve
Bruce Glick reports that on Sept. 24 in Pennsylvania, banders found a rare bird — a rose-breasted grosbeak that appeared to be a male on one side and a female on the other side.
How the pandemic has made personal ties stronger
Bruce Stambaugh shares about finding great appreciation for good friends and family during the pandemic.
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