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,
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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
Study Links Menhaden Depletion to Osprey Chicks Starving in Nests
Ospreys are treasured on the Chesapeake Bay as a harbinger of spring. They arrive to
Cool Job Alert: Work Aboard a NOAA Research Vessel out of Virginia
If you love being on the water, there’s an intriguing opportunity to become a professional
Medical Waste Washes Ashore, Forcing MD, VA, DE Beaches to Close
Vacationers were banned from our region’s most popular beaches this weekend, with some closed to
$500K Grant Will Put 10 Acres of Oysters into Bustling Hampton River
Oyster restoration projects are becoming common in the Chesapeake Bay. However, a new restoration reef planned
PHOTOS: Thomas Point Light’s “Coyote” Loses Dock to Tropical Storm, Tours Bay
A strange phenomenon is unfolding on the mid-to-upper Chesapeake Bay. A realistic, but clearly fake,
A Guide to Chartering the Chesapeake, Islands-Style
While it’s hard to explain to non-boaters, some of the best boating on the Chesapeake