Muddy Toes Café Reopens, Bringing Sweet Treats and Community Spirit to Tangier

TANGIER — After much anticipation, Muddy Toes Café has officially reopened its doors at 16200 Main Ridge Road, serving up a fresh dose of delicious food, cozy charm, and island hospitality. The beloved café is now open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and again in the evening from 6 p.m. toContinue reading "Muddy Toes Café Reopens, Bringing Sweet Treats and Community Spirit to Tangier"

Lieutenant Governor Nominee John Reid to Visit Tangier Island Saturday

Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor John Reid will tour Tangier Island this Saturday, allowing residents to engage with him. Guided by Mayor James Eskridge, Reid aims to discuss local concerns and values, emphasizing his commitment to rural communities. Islanders are invited to greet him and share their stories during the visit.

Muddy Toes Café Begins a New Chapter on Tangier Island

Muddy Toes Café, a cherished Tangier Island café, is now under new ownership, signaling a fresh chapter after the founders expressed gratitude to the community for their support. While they step back, the original team remains part of the island, anticipating continued engagement and new offerings for residents and visitors.

Tangier Island Residents Endure Boil Water Advisory as Second Test Results Awaited

The Town of Tangier remains under a boil water advisory as it awaits results from the Virginia Department of Health. Despite challenges, community unity has shone through, with volunteers ensuring support and safe water distribution. Officials stress the necessity of boiling water until two consecutive negative test results are confirmed, emphasizing public health safety.

Faith, Family, and the Sea: The Divine Journey of Allen Parks and His Restored Lobster Boat

Allen Parks' journey in restoring the Elizabeth Joy II, a troubled 41-foot lobster boat, showcases unwavering faith and resilience. Through physical challenges, family support, and divine connections, Allen not only revived the vessel but also created a crucial service for the Tangier Island community, embodying hope and purpose.