f you were not in Greensboro earlier this month for Take it to the Mat, then let me allow iconic announcer Tony Schiavone to summarize the experience for you: it was “the greatest night in the history of our sport!” Well, maybe. At the very least, the pro wrestling...
“Sam, Hill” I had a teacher once who had moved here to the coastal plains from her home in Pennsylvania. She related the story of being given directions, soon after her relocation: “just turn right after the hill”. Indeed, she might have driven all day and not found...
January 14, 2024 marks the 40th anniversary of my marriage celebration. We were married at Christ Episcopal Church in Denton and received all of our friends and family members at the Caroline Country Club shortly thereafter. Loretta was stunning in her beautiful...
I am perpetually thankful, not just during the month of Thanksgiving, to be afforded the opportunity on the venerated pages of the Caroline Review to spotlight notable members of our community who have been previously overlooked by some of the more traditional if not...
Caroline County does not currently have a Buffalo Wild Wings -- but it should. B-Dubs, as it is affectionately known to loyal enthusiasts around the country, is the Dollar General of restaurants. I of course mean that in the most complimentary of ways. Both companies...
I’ve heard it said that “nobody listens to the radio anymore”. Well, recently I was listening and the DJ related a news story stating that maps are coming back into style. Really! Younger generations have discovered them and sales are up. (This message brought to you...
Within my head tossed several ideas to write of for this issue; I kept drifting back to politics. No, dear reader, I can’t do that to you! The entire point of me being here, in black and white before you, is to try and lift you up. Describing how sausage is made...
Thousands daily pass that nondescript patch of woods near my home; surely, they pay it little mind. Briers and brush tangle with a mix of native trees. As I type this, January is about to give way to February and that acreage appears particularly brown and lifeless....
The Tuckahoe Neck Quaker Meetinghouse Sitting slightly west of the intersection of Route 328 and Meetinghouse Road (Business Route 404) in Denton, is the 1802 Quaker Meetinghouse known as Tuckahoe Neck. This is the last standing meetinghouse in Caroline County...