Larry Chowning

Larry is a reporter for the Southside Sentinel and author of several books centered around the people and places of the Chesapeake Bay.
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Urbanna’s park pavilion now 40% funded

Taber Park site to honor the late Charles and Betty Page Bristow Urbanna Beautification Inc. (UBI) has raised 40% of the amount needed to build...

Twin of teacher shot by boy, 6, teaches at MHS

The Middlesex County School Board observed an extended moment of silence at its board meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 10, for Abigail (Abby) Zwerner, 25,...

Middlesex hoop boys whip Windsor, 66-58

The Middlesex High School (MHS) varsity basketball team (11-2, 6-0) defeated Windsor, Friday, Jan. 13, 66-58, in a fast-moving, exciting game as the Chargers...

Middlesex youth league basketball season opens

The Middlesex County Youth League Parks and Recreation Department basketball program opened this past weekend with games at Middlesex High School and Middlesex Elementary...

MIDDLESEX DEFEATS CHRISTCHURCH, 52-42

Chargers earn county bragging rights in closer contest than score suggests Middlesex High School’s (MHS) varsity basketball team (8-2, 5-0) defeated the Christchurch School (CCS)...

MHS grapplers go 2-1 at Northampton meet

The Middlesex High School (MHS) wrestling team was 2-1 at a tri-meet at Northampton High School on Virginia’s Eastern Shore Tuesday, Jan. 3, by...

Pickup lands atop boat

Skipjack from 1800s has Deltaville ties; owner plans to fix; driver charged with DUI Deltaville has long been noted for wooden boatbuilding and repair and...

How much will MC sewer project need to be subsidized?

by Tom Chillemi - More than three years into planning a sewer system for Middlesex County a question remains: How will the county pay...

Whiting, Broad creeks dredging plan advances

by Larry Chowning - The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors (MCBS) learned Friday, Jan. 6, at a work session, that plans to dredge Whiting...

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