The Outer Banks Hospital and Medical Group announced Wednesday that it will be united under the new brand name of Outer Banks Health, “reflecting over two decades of purposeful growth and innovation”. “It is our honor and privilege to strive to meet the health needs of Dare County residents and visitors,” Outer Banks Health President…Read More from The Outer Banks Hospital and Medical Group rebrands as Outer Banks Health
Work on widening and drainage upgrades at the intersection of U.S. 158 and Colington Road is scheduled to begin this week as part of the overall project taking place on one of the busiest secondary roads in North Carolina. The State Board of Transportation awarded a nearly $20 million contract to the Fred Smith Company…Read More from Widening and drainage work at U.S. 158/Colington Road intersection to begin this week
With a plan for small life support renovations and preparation for future exhibits, the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island will be closed to the public Monday, Jan. 30 through Friday, Feb. 3. Staff will be on-site during the closure, conducting staff trainings, renovating the life support system on the Close Encounters stingray touch pool,…Read More from N.C. Aquarium on Roanoke Island closed for maintenance Jan. 30-Feb. 3
Dare County’s own dredge, the Miss Katie, arrived in Hatteras village on Thursday, January 26, in order to conduct maintenance dredging in Hatteras Inlet’s Connector Channel over the next few days. “The dredge is there, and it’s supposed to start working this morning,” said Dare County Waterways Commission Chairman Steve “Creature” Coulter. “We asked for…Read More from Miss Katie arrives for her first Hatteras Inlet dredging event
An ecosystem project in a North Carolina peat bog could yield jobs, help with stormwater management, suppress wildfires, and is part of an ambitious plan to create a carbon credit market to offset millions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions. Click to read the first of a two-part series from Catherine Kozak at CoastalReview.org…Read More from Coastal Review: Rewetted drained pocosin can do a lot, like store tons of carbon dioxide
College of The Albemarle (COA) is pleased to announce that the cosmetology graduates for December 2021 celebrate a 100% first-attempt pass rate for the State Board of Cosmetic Arts. Students graduated in December 2021, with exams taking place in 2022. College of The Albemarle recently received confirmation of all exam results for this class. Students…Read More from College of The Albemarle cosmetology program celebrates 100 percent pass rate
People throughout Eastern North Carolina will have a chance to embark on a rewarding career as the North Carolina Ferry Division hosts a series of four career events to find qualified applicants to staff its ferries, terminals and shipyard. “There has never been a better time to start a career with the Ferry Division,” said…Read More from N.C. Ferry Division to host four career events in February
Once the weather gets just a little warmer on a more consistent basis, work on making U.S. 158 a smoother ride through Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills and Nags Head will resume in earnest. While new pavement was placed from the N.C. 12 intersection in Kitty Hawk through the Avalon section of Kill Devil Hills…Read More from U.S. 158 resurfacing in Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head to resume in February
The Outer Banks Hospital and Medical Group announced Wednesday that it will be united under the new brand name of Outer Banks Health, “reflecting over two decades of purposeful growth and innovation”. “It is our honor and privilege to strive to meet the health needs of Dare County residents and visitors,” Outer Banks Health President…Read More from The Outer Banks Hospital and Medical Group rebrands as Outer Banks Health
Work on widening and drainage upgrades at the intersection of U.S. 158 and Colington Road is scheduled to begin this week as part of the overall project taking place on one of the busiest secondary roads in North Carolina. The State Board of Transportation awarded a nearly $20 million contract to the Fred Smith Company…Read More from Widening and drainage work at U.S. 158/Colington Road intersection to begin this week
With a plan for small life support renovations and preparation for future exhibits, the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island will be closed to the public Monday, Jan. 30 through Friday, Feb. 3. Staff will be on-site during the closure, conducting staff trainings, renovating the life support system on the Close Encounters stingray touch pool,…Read More from N.C. Aquarium on Roanoke Island closed for maintenance Jan. 30-Feb. 3
Dare County’s own dredge, the Miss Katie, arrived in Hatteras village on Thursday, January 26, in order to conduct maintenance dredging in Hatteras Inlet’s Connector Channel over the next few days. “The dredge is there, and it’s supposed to start working this morning,” said Dare County Waterways Commission Chairman Steve “Creature” Coulter. “We asked for…Read More from Miss Katie arrives for her first Hatteras Inlet dredging event
An ecosystem project in a North Carolina peat bog could yield jobs, help with stormwater management, suppress wildfires, and is part of an ambitious plan to create a carbon credit market to offset millions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions. Click to read the first of a two-part series from Catherine Kozak at CoastalReview.org…Read More from Coastal Review: Rewetted drained pocosin can do a lot, like store tons of carbon dioxide
College of The Albemarle (COA) is pleased to announce that the cosmetology graduates for December 2021 celebrate a 100% first-attempt pass rate for the State Board of Cosmetic Arts. Students graduated in December 2021, with exams taking place in 2022. College of The Albemarle recently received confirmation of all exam results for this class. Students…Read More from College of The Albemarle cosmetology program celebrates 100 percent pass rate
People throughout Eastern North Carolina will have a chance to embark on a rewarding career as the North Carolina Ferry Division hosts a series of four career events to find qualified applicants to staff its ferries, terminals and shipyard. “There has never been a better time to start a career with the Ferry Division,” said…Read More from N.C. Ferry Division to host four career events in February
Once the weather gets just a little warmer on a more consistent basis, work on making U.S. 158 a smoother ride through Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills and Nags Head will resume in earnest. While new pavement was placed from the N.C. 12 intersection in Kitty Hawk through the Avalon section of Kill Devil Hills…Read More from U.S. 158 resurfacing in Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head to resume in February