Whether you’re planning to visit for a day, weekend or longer, Kilmarnock has something for everyone. As the largest incorporated town and commercial hub in Lancaster County, Kilmarnock has both chain stores and independently-owned businesses that offer visitors and residents dozens of dining and shopping options. There are even two family-friendly parks for the kids. The town also has...
At the mouth of the Piankatank River on the Chesapeake Bay’s western shore, Gwynn’s Island is as charming as it gets.
While it may be sleepy in the winter months, summertime on the island is like a scene from a picturesque bay-side paradise post card. With a rich history dating back to some of the nation’s earliest explorations, Gwynn’s...
A truly Chesapeake-culture tradition is workboat racing and for the second year in a row that tradition is coming back to Yorktown.
Whether in days of sail or motor power, watermen racing home from fishing grounds was a daily event and brought bragging rights to the winner back at the dock.
In that spirit, Yorktown Workboat Races and other events will...
Middlesex County Museum (MCM) was recently gifted two original land grants from the late 1700s. Both were signed by the seated governor of the commonwealth at the time as awards to two different residents of the county of Middlesex. Both were awards for service preformed during the American Revolution. These important historical documents are expected to go on display at...
Finnley enjoying a snow day on the Piankatank River.
Photo by Carol Lovelace
Brodie relaxed on the pier.
Photo by Chris Rich
William Hershey, Nash Craig, George Simonton, Taylor Benson, and Ben Wittkamp enjoy a winter afternoon on the Potomac. Photo by Mike Wittkamp
Judson Hunt created this snowman using color coated chocolate candies as the eyes, nose and mouth on his grandmother’s dock in Weems. Photo by Page Hunt
Mitchell Ward, Bodhi Fricke, Walker Shaw, and John Bayley Stubbs try to stay warm on a cold winter day. Photo by Mike Wittkamp
Groves Basham dared to do the Polar Plunge on the Potomac River. Photo by Jessica Wittkamp
Zilly Neumann, on Neuman’s Neck.
Photo by Bruce Neumann
The ladies of Shoreline Estates in Reedville, from left, Joanne Hunt, Carolyn Gutermuth, Michele Torbert and Claire Passaro enjoying the bay. Photo submitted by Carolyn Gutermuth
Talyn Patel, Nate Wittkamp, John Bayley Stubbs, Hayes Riddle, and Groves Basham hanging out on the Potomac and getting a game of deck tennis in before the snow. Photo by Jessica Wittkamp
Last pedal boat ride before moving to TN, Cathie Hudgins enjoyed the day with Sarah,Wren and Sterling Nicholls. Photo by Sarah Nicholls
Tator Tot, a dachshund, is proudly wearing his homemade “anti hawk “ vest on his first boat ride. Photo by Jessica Gunson
Aspen, Jiggy, Olive and Willow love life in Deltaville. Photo by Carter Hunter
Ozymandias, better known as Ozy or Ozy-Man, cruises on the Shannon Branch of the North Yeocomico River at sunset. Photo by Lisa Long
Colder temperatures, mixed with above average snowfall, made this winter seem longer than normal. When that dang groundhog saw his shadow we should’ve expected...