When the Colonial Seaport Foundation took on the challenge of building Luna, a 1768 replica of a Virginia sloop. Founder and president Jock Collamore had no idea that the America 250 celebrations would lead to Luna’s decks becoming center stage to documentary/movie productions.
Luna was recently center stage in the documentary on the “Battle of Hampton,” replicating the history when...
I stopped at a neighborhood gas station I’ve passed a million times, unaware I had also been passing hidden treasure until I opened the Geocaching app.
I clicked on the cache called “Light My Way to Historic Heathsville.” Perhaps that was my first clue? Previous finders had labeled it an easy find, so I felt confident in going it...
Growing up, West Point had never been a destination. It was the halfway point between home and Richmond, an occasional away game for high school athletics and the marker of the last leg of the trip coming home from college.
Little did I know what a charming and vibrant small town community nestled just the other side of bustling Route...
What started strictly as a wine and craft beer shop three years ago has evolved into a popular eatery in the Middle Peninsula. Wine and food lovers can enjoy perfectly paired tastings and gourmet soups, salads and sandwiches with dine in or grab-and-go options.
Act XII Wine & Provisions in Tappahannock was the dream and creation of Dr. Robert...
We asked. You voted.
This year we received a record-breaking number of ballots! More than ever before. In this 11th year of the contest, we continue to be grateful to our readers who vote and share the places and experiences that make the Rivah special to them.
From wineries to oysters, chicken to bait, art to ice cream and much, much...
Gus McManus loves boat riding on the Great Wicomico.
Photo by Mason Harper
Cody, Kristen, Chelsey and James enjoy a walk on the beach.
Photo by Gloria Williams
Ned Bradshaw and Hartley Rahman enjoy the golden hour on the Potomac.
Photo by Jessica Wittkamp
Friends Janet Rutherford and Mary Anne and John Hopkins dolphin watch on Ingram Bay.
Photo by Skip Hamilton
Amina Gutermuth cooled off on the Fourth of July in Reedville.
Photo by Don Gutermuth
Keppner and Laken Jones head to the beach on Gwynn’s Island.
Photo by Angela Gottwald
Graham Smith and his grandfather Ben Smith fished at sunset on Harper’s Cove.
Photo by Alex Smith
Beth Nelsen and Nash Nelsen kayaked on Wilton Creek.
Photo by Bob Waldrop
Don Dolezal was fishing and definitely relaxing on a pier at Sandy Point on the Great Wicomico River.
Photo by Kathy Speak
Girlfriends Michele Torbert and Carolyn Gutermuth relax by the pool in Reedville.
Photo by Don Gutermuth
Griffey enjoying a cool breeze and cool drink on the Rivah in Berryville Shores.
Photo by Tricia Petras
Jett was ready to ride in Heathsville.
Photo by Robin Bright
One-year-old Banks Petras relaxed in his wagon during a family parade around the pool on the Piankatank.
Photo by Tricia Petras
Apollo Carmack at the bow, sun on his face, was living his best life while anchored in Little Bay.
Photo by Lynda Carmack
Hannah enjoying life in Mollusk.
Photo by Katerina Moreland
Gracie Leistra loves a pool day on Lagrange Creek.
Photo by Shannon Leistra
Charlie Cheek, Walker Angus and Dr. Richard Clary raise the American flag over Fishing Bay.
Photo by Ben Wittkamp
Finnley a chocolate lab takes a boat ride on the Piankatank River.
Photo by Carol Lovelace
Ben Rice, as “Captain Jack Sparrow”, poses during the Gwynn’s Island Regatta on June 27.
Photo by Bob Waldrop
Banx having crab for lunch in Ophelia
Photo by Joy Ebel
Jack Vann and Brady Petras, both 5 years old and from Richmond, enjoyed a family parade on the Piankatank. Photo by Tricia Petras
It’s always a great afternoon for some steamed crabs.
Photo by John Hopkins
Meredith Moreland takes her Grandpa, Paul Bartman, for a ride in Mollusk.
Photo by Katerina Moreland
Hannah Moreland is getting ready for dinner.
Photo by Gerri Bartman
LANCASTER—The Northern Neck Sail & Power Squadron (NNSPS) recently announced upcoming educational opportunities.
All courses and seminars will be held...
MIDDLESEX––The Tidewater Oyster Gardeners Association (TOGA) will offer an educational/informational event at the Deltaville Maritime Museum (DMM) during the...