Richmond Launches First “Oyster Week RVA”, a Win-Win for Foodies and Environmentalists
In August, Maryland celebrated National Oyster Week with restaurant specials and limited deals, all in
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Double the Snakeheads: Study Finds Invasive Species May Spawn Twice a Year in the Bay
A study of invasive snakehead fish (legally renamed the more palatable “Chesapeake channa” in Maryland)
Reedville, VA to Get Watermen’s Heritage Park Thanks to Land Donation
The Reedville Fishermen’s Museum in Reedville, Virginia, will create a new space in the middle
MD, U.S. Justice Dept. Sue M/V Dali Owner over Key Bridge Collision
As the public continues to wonder what exactly caused the M/V Dali to strike the
Two Missing Swimmers Found Dead in Virginia Beach, After Another was Rescued Unconscious
Tragedy struck Virginia Beach during weekend weather conditions that brought rough surf to beaches up
VIDEO: New Sailing Exhibits Unveiled at Norfolk’s Maritime Center, Nauticus
On November 9, 2024, Nauticus, the Maritime Discovery Center in downtown Norfolk, will reveal a
Boat of the Week: Dual Console Whaler 240 Vantage Brings Double the Fun
Versatility is highly desirable for most of us Chesapeake boat owners. Some of us fish,
Keep a Piece of Pusser’s History: Memorabilia for Sale Ahead of Post-Boat Show Closing
Annapolis mourned the announcement last year that Pusser’s Caribbean Grille would close its doors at
Rock and Roll Down to the Yorktown Riverfront’s Fall Concert Series
Historic Yorktown isn’t just battlefields, museums and a stroll along the water. It’s a thriving,
Chesapeake Chef: Fishing Guide & Outdoorswoman “The Rivah Sistah” Shares Prized Blue Catfish Recipe
When we saw a woman known as the “Rivah Sistah” expertly cooking up blue catfish
2024 Annapolis Powerboat Show: The Mid-Atlantic’s Must-See Event of the Season
Every fall, downtown Annapolis transforms into a vibrant epicenter of marine industry, welcoming boating enthusiasts
Middle River Power Station, Demolished in 2022, Makes Way for a Waterfront Park
The Charles P. Crane coal power plant’s red-and-white smokestacks came down with a big blast