Mark Morgan attended Rutgers University, where he received his educational background in music. Relocating to Delaware, Mark went on to teach music in the Delaware school systems, but kept his passion for his gospel music, at which time Mark went on to compose, write and produce family projects, extending his gifts and talents to local artists and church choirs. He has spent a total of 25 years directing choirs through out the Tri State area. Bringing all of that with him, its not strange that Mark would birth the all male group called "Mark and Men of Glory."  This group was created 3 years ago out of a local church, consisting of 8 men with a style and mixture of old and new.

Councilwoman Pat Andrews Jones, candidate for Mayor of the City of Seaford, Delaware, will participate in a Town Hall meeting with her opponent, William G. Bennett, also a City Council Member.

The Town Hall meeting is sponsored by the Delaware New Tech Academy (the business and technical program within Seaford High School), and will take place at 6:30 PM in the Seaford High School Auditorium on Monday, March 26, 2012.

I recently had an opportunity to speak to Writer/Director Derrick 'D.Reed" Reed on his upcoming play, "Affair Exchange Is No Robbery," which is going to be one of the most intense stage plays of the year. The play premieres this Saturday (March 24th) at Mt. Pleasant High School. For more information, visit: http://affairexchangestageplay.com/

This coming Saturday, March 24th, Shivice Brown will be having her album release party for her new album, "Just Wanna Be Heard." The album release party will take place at Celebrations On Market, 340 S. Market Street in Wilmington, DE.

Follow Shivice on Facebook and purchase her singles on iTunes.

Rev. Maurice J. Moyer passed away this past Tuesday, at Christiana Hospital.

Rev. Moyer moved to Wilmington, Delaware, in the 1950s after attending seminary at Lincoln University. He founded the African American community's first Presbyterian Church in 1955 and served as its pastor for the next fifty years. As president of the Wilmington NAACP in the 1960s, he led struggles to desegregate public accommodations, employment, and housing in Delaware. The documentary is based on oral interview with Rev. Moyer and includes period photographs and film footage.

Pat Andrews Jones, candidate for Mayor of the City of Seaford, Delaware, will conduct a series of local meet the candidate events: