Following the Fall Line
The watershed’s rivers tell a story as old as time Even though Great Britain is
Chesapeake City
Where Old Boat Gear Goes to Get Fixed
You’ve passed by it a thousand times. “And the times, they are a changing…” —Nobel
Muskrat Festivals Celebrate Eastern Shore’s Lesser-Known Protein
It’s been mistaken for a beaver or groundhog. It’s known as marsh rabbit, if you’re
Meet the Leaders of the Bay Restoration Efforts
Coordination is key to reaching their shared goal. Editor’s Note: Nearly 30 years into concerted
MD’s J.O. Spice, Featured on Dirty Jobs, Sees Nationwide Sales Spike
The long-running Discovery Channel show Dirty Jobs, which started back in 2003, has covered just
Marina Founder Named Chesapeake Bay Ambassador for Environmental Efforts
Herrington Harbour Marinas are a Southern Maryland destination for boaters, diners and those looking for
Va. Lawmakers Propose Tax Credits for Restaurants who Recycle Oyster Shells
In the fight to restore the Chesapeake Bay oyster population, there is a constant need
Vol. Firefighters Injured in Dock Collapse While Rescuing Patient from Boat
A routine medical response on the Sassafras River turned out to be anything but routine
Smith Island’s Sweet New Sign
Roadside historical markers are nothing new in Chesapeake Country. But a new marker going up
Bring Your Appetite to North Beach
North Beach, Maryland, is best known for its Bay beach and boardwalk. But lately, it’s
Hooper Island Lighthouse Buyer Reveals Plans
First, it was a novelty—a decrepit, inhospitable lighthouse for sale in the Chesapeake Bay. Then,
Two Susquehanna Rivershed Family Farms Honored for Water Quality Efforts
A pair of family farms in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, each impressive in their own