PHOTOS: Dog Rescued from Hampton Roads Boat Fire, Ferry Landing Closed
An unusual boat tied up to the bulkhead in Olde Towne Portsmouth caught fire over
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Riverfest Celebrates St. Marys with Wade-In, Wildlife Encounters, and Living History
The Chesapeake Bay has 12 major rivers, and arguments could be made for each one
More Rockfish Catch Reductions? Public Hearings to be Held in MD, VA
East Coast fishery managers are seeking public feedback this month on options for cutting the
Study: VA Wetlands and Living Shorelines Worth $90 Million in Economic Value
A push in Virginia to invest in shorelines and marshes may be paying off. Natural
Special Olympics MD, VA, Team up with CRAB for First-Time Regatta
Special Olympics sailing joins together with Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating (CRAB) for a first-time regatta
Talbot County to Honor Famed Abolitionist on Frederick Douglass Day
Each year, the Eastern Shore’s Talbot County unites to celebrate the life and legacy of
Remains of MD Founding Family to be Reburied Along with Rare 17th-Century Lead Coffins
It’s one of the Chesapeake Bay waterfront’s oldest and most compelling histories. The remains of
Their American Dream: Brothers Open Second High-End Outdoor Store on the Eastern Shore
If your driving destination isn’t a Kent County small town like Betterton, Galena, Worton, or
Scientists Need Your Help as Stone Crabs Expand to Virginia
Stone crabs are to Florida what blue crabs are to the Chesapeake Bay. 99 percent
St. Clement’s Island, Site of MD’s First English Landing, to Get New Museum
It was the first place in Maryland that English settlers stepped foot in 1634. St.
Skipjack Races Return to Sandy Point after 35-Year Hiatus
For the first time in decades, the majority of the Chesapeake Bay’s surviving historic skipjacks
MD Proposes Allowing E-Bikes on State Trails, Seeks Public Comment
Love them or hate them, e-bikes are here to stay. Electric bicycles have been exploding