Faces of the Bay: Thomas Point Ferryman Howard Lewis
The Chesapeake Bay’s most prolific ferryman, Howard Lewis, speaks about his years shepherding visitors to Thomas Point Shoal Light
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St. Mary’s Museum Honors Civil War Soldiers Lost in Manhunt for Lincoln’s Assassin
Museum honors 87 men killed in the manhunt for Lincoln’s killer.
St. Michaels’ Weekend of Festivals Appeals to the Discerning Palate
Sure, it’s always a great time to head to St. Michaels. But the weekend of
Beauty and Reliability: the Classic Duffy 37
The Duffy 37 is a beautiful cruising boat that provides infinite possibilities for exploring the Chesapeake Bay and beyond.
A Celebration of Sailing at the Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show
There’s something for everyone at the 2024 Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show
How Will Real Estate Commission Ruling Impact Bay-Region Homebuyers?
A federal jury ruling sparked a nationwide legal debate about how much real estate agents
Annapolis City Dock Project to Begin This Year as City Sees Uptick in Flooding
Just as Annapolis was about to forge ahead with the anticipated project to redevelop and
Battleship Wisconsin’s 80th Birthday Celebrated in Norfolk with Time Capsule
The Battleship Wisconsin is now an octogenarian. In a special ceremony on Tuesday, the U.S.
First 8 Million Oysters Planted, Funded by Ever Forward Damage Funds
The oyster sanctuary reefs in Herring Bay are eight million oysters richer, thanks to the
Maryland Expands Boat Shrink Wrap Recycling Program
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Marine Trades Association of Maryland have been
VA Governor Signs “Right to Fish” Law Protecting Menhaden Crews after Stunt is Caught on Video
A shocking incident between an Omega Protein menhaden fishing crew and a jet skier prompted
Key Bridge Salvage Crews Recover Fourth Victim, Channel Opens Briefly to Recreational Boaters
As salvage crews work with some of the most powerful machines available to clear the