It's 1916, and German saboteurs have damaged or destroyed munitions factories in the United States in anticipation of the U.S. entering World War I. In the fishing village of Seacrest, Maryland, two murders are blamed on the Klu Klux Klan. Sixteen-year old David Knox doesn't accept the sheriff's ruling and conducts his own investigation. Meanwhile, a new bomb-making factory is scheduled to open in Seacrest and Maryland's governor is expected to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony. David suspects a saboteur is responsible for the murders and a real threat exists against the factory, and...

MEET A BASEBALL UMPIRE YOU'LL CHEER FOR Michael Briggs loves baseball. He cheers for the Philadelphia Phillies and dreams about playing in the major leagues, but he can't even earn a spot on his high school team. Disappointment turns to reward when Michael discovers another way to get onto the field--being an umpire. Follow Michael's journey from a geeky teenager bullied by jocks to a young man who overcomes incredible odds to pursue his passion. "The Umpire offers an unique perspective from behind the mask and is accessible enough to capture even nonfans with its honest and inspiring story...

The Kirkwood Highway is an almost six-mile portion of State Route 2 in New Castle County, Delaware. Built as a bypass of Marshallton after the opening of Delaware Park at Stanton in 1937, it was meant to provide Wilmington-area horse-racing fans a straighter and faster route to the track. It is named after a distinguished officer of the American Revolution, Robert Kirkwood Jr., who was born at his familys farm along Polly Drummond Hill Road in Newark in 1756. Since it opened to automobile traffic, the highway has undergone numerous renovations and the scenery along its route has changed...