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Newport News Mariners Museum features ‘Battle of the Ironclads’

On a recent March Sunday while that cloudy, cold wind coming off the Rappahannock River was casting a chill over the town of Urbanna, we decided it was a perfect day to visit a museum. We had not been to the Mariners Museum in Newport News in more than 40 years and decided it was time for the native, Chip Buxton,...

Memories of ‘Dandy’ — the sweetest dog of all

One thing that every dog owner knows and carries in his brain every day of his life-like stone is the knowledge that one day his precious dog will die. But...

Cruising columnist ponders the what, where, how and why of one’s existence

Another important question while on vacation: Are we having any fun? Good question. Our cruise continued. We had ended our five-island itinerary and begun the long steam back to...

Cabin fever at sea leaves one thinking of going home

By now we were on our second week of our cruise. I recommend just one week of a cruise. We were tired. Eating too much rich food, drinking too much...

‘Classical music played by string quartet at sea best of cruise’

When we weren’t in port exploring the islands there were many shipside activities to enjoy besides lolling at the pool. I attended watercolor classes and Chip signed up for...

Events in and around Urbanna

by Marry Wakefiled Buxton –  Urbanna, Va— A whopper of a storm was brewing as we pulled into the Mary Washington Ball Museum and Library...

Last Days at Appomattox

Urbanna, Va.— Historian Patrick Schroeder from the National Park Service at Appomattox, who specializes in the history of Lee’s surrender to Grant in April,...

The summer of 2019

by Marry Wakefield Buxton Hot was the word for it. The hottest summer I ever remember. Either that or I am becoming more sensitive of...

Calm down and carry on

by Mary Wakefield Buxton Urbanna, Va.— Sorry to say Urbanna Town Council suffered some turbulent meetings and bad publicity over the summer. For a town...

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