Residents of Tangier, Virginia faced severe effects from a powerful nor’easter that struck from October 10-12, 2025, causing significant coastal flooding, heavy rainfall, and strong winds. The storm’s prolonged duration heightened flooding risks, prompting local officials to issue warnings and prepare residents for ongoing perilous conditions throughout the region.
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Tangier Council Approves FY 2025-26 Budget After Special Session
The Tangier Town Council approved a $1.18 million budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year, aiming to address past financial losses. Key operations include the General Fund, Fuel Dock, and Water, Sewer & Trash services. Concerns over delinquent taxes and potential tax increases were discussed, with hopes for improved finances next year.
Hurricane Erin Weather Update for Tangier and Accomack County
Hurricane Erin is moving away from the coast, currently over 250 miles east of Cape Hatteras. Maximum winds have diminished to 100 mph, yet coastal hazards persist for Virginia’s Eastern Shore. Tropical storm warnings are active, with risks of significant flooding and dangerous surf conditions. Residents should remain vigilant and secure outdoor items.
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.
Exploring Tangier Island: Stories of Daily Life
The article by Miles Layton highlights the vibrant community and daily life on Tangier Island during July, culminating in the Fourth of July celebrations. It emphasizes the strong sense of neighborliness among residents and mentions various local personalities, activities like crabbing, and places of interest. Maybe this story will encourage mainlanders to visit the island to experience its charm firsthand.
Saving Tangier: The Power of Community in ‘Been Here Stay Here’
The documentary “Been Here Stay Here” showcases Tangier Island’s community grappling with climate change and erosion. Presented to residents, it offers an authentic portrayal of their struggles and aspirations, emphasizing faith, family, and the need for a seawall. Directed by David Usui, it aims to foster awareness and support for the island’s future.
Tangier Island Prom Highlights and Film Screening Details
Tangier Combined School’s prom took place recently, with thanks for photos shared by Loni Charnock. Upcoming screenings of the documentary “Been Here Stay Here” will occur on May 10 at the Tangier Rec Center. A fundraiser is ongoing to support the screening. Mother’s Day is on May 11, followed by Father’s Day on June 15.
Tangier’s Official Website Is Growing; Council Meeting Ahead
Tangier Town Council will meet on March 13, with February’s meeting minutes expected to be posted afterward. The town’s website is gaining popularity, and the upcoming premier of “Been Here Stay Here” at the DC Environmental Film Festival will further raise its profile. Residents are encouraged to share positive local news.
Explore Tangier: A Tour with Luke McFadden
Tangier native son Cameron Evans gives Luke McFadden a tour of his hometown in the video “24 Hours on America’s Disappearing Island.” Their conversation highlights the island’s beauty, culture, and community — emphasizing Tangier’s importance to Virginia and the Chesapeake Bay.
Community News: Tangier Island Celebrates Pastor Crockett’s Birthday; Parks to Teach CPR Classes
Duane Crockett, a beloved teacher and Elder at New Testament Church, celebrated his birthday. He often walks the island and shares inspirational beliefs. Christopher Parks, a TCS graduate, suggested reviving a local newsletter, “The Fisher.” Parks will also teach CPR classes at Tangier Combined School. The Town Hall email has changed; contact for news or updates.
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