The Tidewater Times was established in 1952 as a specialized monthly magazine which would appeal to the tourist, the prospective land buyer, and others for whom the Eastern Shore has a special allure.
Published Monthly since 1952
Featured Articles
Coming Home (a novel in progress) by Roger Vaughan
It was beyond dark. Andy and Becky were proceeding with care, using their flashlights sparingly in case there happened to be someone else in the mine. It was unlikely. The mine had closed for…
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Embracing Hawaii by Bonna Nelson
The seafaring South Pacific Islanders who first landed outrigger canoes on the beaches of what are now known as the Hawaiian Islands could never have imagined what many of the islands would…
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An Object Lesson by A. M. Foley
Sailing Chesapeake Bay in a luxurious yacht would fulfill dreams for many, but “be careful what you wish for.” One who realized many such fantasies was film star Errol Flynn, a skilled sailor…
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Requiem for a Redhead by Helen Chappell
She was both a lady to her fingertips and a grand old broad. That’s a tightrope not many women can walk, let alone walk with class and style. Her red hair and throaty laugh were known…
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Tidewater Kitchen – All Ears by Pamela Meredith
Every summer, something happens that I look forward to all year: I spot a pile of the first sweet corn of the season at the farmer’s market. Immediately, I know what I will make when I get…
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Pickleball in Our Community by Sam VanNest
Self-described “Pickleheads” like Brandon Mackie have said that the sport is “magic.” There must be something to that, because in the past three years pickleball has grown to be the most…
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The Rhythms of Reagan Kent by Tracey F. Johns
Academy of Country Music Awards, watch out. North Caroline High School senior and singer/songwriter Reagan Kent of Denton, Md., has his eye on Nashville and is cultivating a thriving music…
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Toward Blooming by Michael Valliant
For 17 years, I have driven one or both of my daughters to school in the morning. Those drives are done now, with my younger daughter just graduating from Easton High School. It’s a chapter…
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