Educated boaters are better at avoiding and preventing accidents. Therefore, boating with an educated boater is a better way to continue to enjoy boating and Continue reading →

PANAMA CITY Fla. – Gifts are coming in from everywhere this holiday season…including the sea. Commissioner Kelly Windes  from Okaloosa County arrived at St. Andrews Marina Continue reading →

WASHINGTON — The history of maritime vessels in the U.S. is preserved in an unlikely place — at the bottom of a river. Nearly 200 military Continue reading →

If you grew up in La Crosse, you probably went fishing on the Mississippi River at some point. If you were fortunate, you went out Continue reading →

Watching boats coming off the production line knowing he helped to build them, makes Russell Hughes extremely proud. Hughes has been a fitter and turner at Gough Bros Continue reading →

Like any properly terrifying invasion, it’s hard to tell whether the robot one will come by land, air, or sea. Toyota has put its bets Continue reading →

In some places, deep at the very bottom of the ocean, nearly as far out of sight as possible, streams of scalding water burst through openings Continue reading →

Two area sailors are about take on the Indian Ocean. All that will stand between them and peril is a hollowed-out mango tree, a bamboo Continue reading →

WHITEHALL, Mich. – The remnants believed to be that of a ship that sunk 140 years ago have once again appeared along the shore of Lake Continue reading →

A schooner specially designed for Arctic exploration has returned to the Boothbay region once again. In 1921, the Bowdoin was built by Hodgdon Brothers Shipyard  and later Continue reading →