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
Chesapeake Odyssey (part 2) by Jim Dawson
Soon after sunrise and long before we were up the next morning, which was Monday, things were buzzing in the harbor.
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The Music Kept Finding Me by Dan Hoyt
I may be one of the few Deadheads who never saw Jerry Garcia perform live. In fact, I spent nearly forty years circling around the Grateful Dead without ever fully stepping into their world.
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Turning Out to Vote by A. M. Foley
Once upon a time, it was considered unseemly to overtly seek public office. A man—in those days always a man—had to devise strategies that would conceal his ambition behind a cloak of modestly.
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Shuckers and Pickers by Brendan Gallagher
The waterman’s mound of shells grows as the day progresses. He sits shucking and people-watching over its cragged peak and thinks, good crowd this year.
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Moment vs. Expectations by Michael Valliant
I have a hard time sitting through the Charlie Brown Thanksgiving cartoon. I love Snoopy, Linus and the whole Peanuts gang, the cartoon strips and the holiday specials.
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Nature’s Most Unsuccessful Beauty Contest by William S. Dial
My adult leadership and I recently had dinner at Doc’s here in Oxford. Thick clouds obscured the Sunset Grill’s eponymous lavender-and-pink sunset, but I was treated to another spectacle:…
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Jingle Bell Ride for the Kids by Bonna Nelson
I recently met Jason Bell. Jason and his friends and volunteers are planning, too. They are planning a special community holiday event. They are raising funds with the hopes of “Spreading Joy,…
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Mission Possible – Making Room for Ambition by Tracey F. Johns
Talbot County Public Schools teachers often see what a lesson could become if they could take it a step further.
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