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Deltaville’s Luna to join in 250th celebration

The Colonial Seaport Foundation, based in Deltaville, recently announced Sloop Luna’s sailing schedule in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the country — officially the United States semiquincentennial, branded as...

Luna and Lynx will offer deck tours for Urbanna Oyster Fest

The Urbanna Oyster Festival has many traditions and in 1985 at the 28th annual oyster festival, the first tall ship, Alexandria, came to the town’s waterfront, marking the beginning of an annual tradition...

Sloop Luna featured on 2024 DCA Christmas tree ornaments

It’s never too early to celebrate Christmas, and so this summer the Deltaville Community Association (DCA) is announcing that the 18th century sloop Luna will be featured on the 2024 DCA Christmas tree...

Colonial Seaport Foundation brings “Luna” to “Taste of Middlesex” fest

Deltaville Maritime Museum will open its new Saturday, Oct. 15 “Taste of Middlesex” festival with a car show and cruise-in on DMM grounds from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. The “Luna,” a working replica of an...

Oct. 15 “Taste of Middlesex” to feature food, music, cars, Luna

All of the folks in Middlesex County know there are a lot of things Middlesex has to be proud of. As more restaurants and commercial kitchens have been added to the Middlesex “Mix,”...

Replica Sloop Luna Christened

Hundreds attend Deltaville ceremony introducing reproduction of 1700s sailing vessel; will be used to promote sailing history, eco-friendly transport by Larry Chowning - A $3 million dream that started as a conversation around a...

Work on Luna sloop nears completion

The Luna Project, Colonial Seaport Foundation (CSF) of Deltaville’s recreation of an early 18th century coastal trading sloop rises up near completion under cover at Crown Marine in Deltaville

St. Clare Walker announces 2026 NJHS inductees

Recent 2026 inductees into the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) at St. Clare Walker Middle School include, front, from left Kaiden Williams, Collin Salmon, Klevor Rose, Harlem Lawrence, Baylor Lemon, Lian Juarez, Jackson...

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Colonial Seaport Foundation brings “Luna” to “Taste of Middlesex” fest

Deltaville Maritime Museum will open its new Saturday, Oct. 15 “Taste of Middlesex” festival with a car show and cruise-in on DMM grounds from...

Oct. 15 “Taste of Middlesex” to feature food, music, cars, Luna

All of the folks in Middlesex County know there are a lot of things Middlesex has to be proud of. As more restaurants and...

Replica Sloop Luna Christened

Hundreds attend Deltaville ceremony introducing reproduction of 1700s sailing vessel; will be used to promote sailing history, eco-friendly transport by Larry Chowning - A $3...

Work on Luna sloop nears completion

The Luna Project, Colonial Seaport Foundation (CSF) of Deltaville’s recreation of an early 18th century coastal trading sloop rises up near completion under cover at Crown Marine in Deltaville

‘Luna’ will visit historic ports

A reproduction of an 18th-century sailing ship could be docking at Urbanna as one of its ports of call.

St. Clare Walker announces 2026 NJHS inductees

Recent 2026 inductees into the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) at St. Clare Walker Middle School include, front, from left Kaiden Williams, Collin Salmon,...

Urbanna provides old-time nautical feel for filmmakers

Filmmakers use Urbanna Town Marina to depict first armed conflict of Revolution The Urbanna Town Marina, Urbanna Creek and the colonial replica sailing ship Luna,...

Mitchell Essay Contest winners announced

SCW’s Leylah Smith wins first place St. Clare Walker Middle School (SCW) sixth grader Leylah Smith won first place honors in the Friends of...

Deltaville Christmas Creek Cruise, Cookie Contest winners

The residents of Deltaville outdid themselves this year decorating for the Christmas party and the Jackson Creek Christmas Cruise event. Almost every home on...

Urbanna’s ‘big brass’ boundary brouhaha: Part 3

Part 1 • Part 2 Part 3 The lawyers had been selected, the distinguished Ronald E. Widget (who some in the county felt was totally unscrupulous)...