Leprechauns & Libations Stroll slated for March 14 in Urbanna

Get ready to "stroll" into St. Patrick's Day with a twist. Participate in a fun afternoon of shopping, sipping, and dining while celebrating the luck of the Irish at the second annual Leprechauns & Libations Stroll event, set for 2-5 p.m. Saturday, March 14, in downtown Urbanna. Check in at The Chesapeake Inn, 250 Virginia St. (look for the...

Laugh your heART out!

LANCASTER—Comedy Night is coming to the RAL Art Center on Saturday, March 21. “Known for celebrating creativity in all its forms, RAL invites you to warm your heART and tickle your funny bone,” said executive director Stephanie Brown. Comedians “Coach” Tom Holaday and Hatton Jordan, known for their sharp wit and relatable humor, will leave folks in stitches and laughing long...

Margaret Elinor Tynes Exhibits at MC Museum and Urbanna library look at late opera singer, Tynes, a Saluda native

by Holly Horton Middlesex County native, Margaret Elinor Tynes (1919-2024), was an American opera singer who gained world-wide fame and recognition for her beautiful soprano voice. Born in Saluda, on Sept. 11, 1919, she was one of the 10 children of Morris Tynes, a Baptist minister, and his wife Lucy (née Rich). Her mother played the piano and inspired her daughter’s...

Gloucester Daffodil Festival celebrates 40th event with theme “Anchored in Tradition”

The Gloucester Daffodil Festival proudly celebrates its 40th event on Saturday and Sunday, March 28 and 29, with the theme “Anchored in Tradition,” honoring a legacy that has blossomed for nearly a century. First offered in 1938 and organized by the Gloucester Rotary Club and the Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal, the festival quickly became a beloved community celebration. Although it was suspended...

Lancaster Players assembles cast of seasoned talent and new voices

LANCASTER—The Lancaster Players will present “The Prisoner of Second Avenue” in March at The Playhouse, 361 Chesapeake Drive, White Stone. Evening performances will begin at 8 p.m. March 6–7, 13–14 and 20–21. Matinees will begin at 3 p.m. March 8, 15 and 22. The Playhouse and cash bar will open an hour prior to curtain. Tickets are $30 and may...

VMRC grants $2.6 million for Little Wicomico dredging project

by Jackie Nunnery NORTHUMBERLAND—Following a public hearing on Tuesday, February 24, the Virginia Marine Resources Commission (VMRC) voted 8-0 to provide $2.6 million in emergency funding from the Waterway Maintenance Grant Program to dredge the federal navigation channel of the Little Wicomico River. The funding is contingent upon the approval of the Joint Permit Application currently under review. According to Jerry...

“Bits and Pieces” art exhibit opens at Bay School Community Arts Center

“Bits and Pieces” is scheduled to open Friday, Feb. 27. Entries were created from collage, junk art, assemblage, and...

Essex, Middlesex historians to discuss local response to the American Revolution

Essex and Middlesex counties are adjacent to one another, and in many ways are quite similar. They share the same...

Three books will be featured at RFM author’s event Monday

by Tina McCloud NORTHUMBERLAND—For those book lovers disappointed that last month's Reedville Fishermen's Museum authors' event was postponed due to...

Repper to give a music study talk

LANCASTER—The public is invited to hear Northern Neck Orchestra (NNO) music director Michael Repper give a music study talk...

“The Future of Human Rights and International Law” talk slated

The sixth Deltaville Great Decisions session of 2026 will take place on Friday, March 6 at 10 a.m. at...

Old and contemporary pieces will be featured in March 7 NNO concert

LANCASTER—The Northern Neck Orchestra (NNO) on Saturday, March 7, will bring together a combination of old and contemporary compositions...

Yorktown Winter Markets continue through March

YORKTOWN—There’s snow place like Historic Yorktown—even in the wintertime! Bundle up and head to Riverwalk Landing for Yorktown Market...

Tea Paw-ty tickets are still available

LANCASTER—Grace Episcopal Church, 303 South Main Street, Kilmarnock, will host a Tea Paw-ty for Northern Neck Partners for Pets...


Winter on the Water: Outdoor Recreation in the Northern Neck

By late November, when the last of the autumn leaves have blown across the fields and the air carries a cool winter nip, the...

It Happened Here: Leased oyster grounds & growers

With the Virginia Legislature in 1894 authorizing a survey of an underwater state bottom to establish public and private oyster beds, new problems arose. Oyster...

On the Edge: Hole in the Wall Waterfront Grill

by Elizabeth Cogar -  Dining out in the spring and summer is especially fun if you can find a spot on the waterfront. A table...
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