by James Ritch | Jul 3, 2019 | Headlines
By Stefanie Jackson – Exmore closed the books on another successful fiscal year, and now the town looks forward to several special events happening later this summer and fall. Exmore grossed more than $2.25 million from water and sewer service, trash collection, taxes...
by James Ritch | Jul 3, 2019 | Headlines
By Linda Cicoira — Two narrative signs are being planned for Onancock and Parksley that will help educate local residents and visitors about Civil War activities in the area. “Just because there were no major battles, the Shore holds a lot of significance in...
by James Ritch | Jul 3, 2019 | Headlines
By Linda Cicoira — An island group is out to prove famous cat lover Ernest Hemingway wrong. “One cat just leads to another,” the Nobel laureate writer once said. But that’s not the case on Chincoteague where 129 feral cats were trapped, spayed, and neutered...
by James Ritch | Jul 3, 2019 | Features
With Isabella Bono-Evans, Documented by Krystle Bono — It was opening weekend at the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company’s annual carnival, so we fueled up on some local eats and headed out to the grounds to enjoy the festivities. Like most kids, Isabella...
by James Ritch | Jul 3, 2019 | Features
By Krystle Bono — July is a month to honor our nation’s independence and the many sacrifices our service men and women have made and continue to make in order for us to spend the day soaking up the rays and grilling out with family, all topped off with a...
