A joint celebration of neighborhood unity followed by a town hall on issues shaping the future of Corolla will be held on Monday, December 4. The celebration is scheduled for 4 p.m. at Corolla Light Sports Center, 1026 Ocean Trail, where state Sen. Bobby Hanig (R-Powells Point) will present and oversee the raising of a…Read More from Celebration of neighborhood unity, town hall on key issues, Monday Dec. 4 in Corolla
On Friday, December 1st and Saturday, December 2nd from 3 to 7 p.m., Island Farm will host “Christmas on the North End,” an event focused on historic holiday traditions in the early days on the Outer Banks. This event is sponsored by the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau. Throughout the event, costumed interpreters will share how…Read More from Island Farm celebrates Christmas on the North End this Friday and Saturday
Every day, the Ocracoke Seafood Company sends about 4,500 pounds of locally caught fish off to places beyond. Story by Connie Leinbach, Ocracoke Observer Sometimes Shane Mason gets up at 3 a.m. to drive the refrigerated truck on a four-plus-hour run to drop off the previous day’s catch to Jeffrey’s in Hatteras. Monday, Wednesday and…Read More from Ocracoke Seafood Company keeps fresh fish on the table
Have you ever taken the time to consider where your seafood comes from? In North Carolina, we are immensely fortunate to have a thriving coast which offers fresh seafood ranging from locally caught fish to carefully grown oysters. Story by Megan Nichols, NC Eat & Play, for the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau Blog As lifelong…Read More from A look into the Outer Banks Oyster Trail
Groundbreaking took place Tuesday for a $3.2 million project that will construct an approximately 1.25 mile-long, 10 to 12-foot-wide paved multi-use pathway from the intersection of N.C. 12 and Lighthouse Road in Buxton to the Cape Hatteras Light Station and Old Lighthouse Beach Access. Terra Site Constructors LLC of Front Royal, Virginia, will also fabricate…Read More from VIDEO: Groundbreaking for Cape Hatteras Light Station Multi-use Path
Cape Hatteras National Seashore (Seashore) and its philanthropic partner, Outer Banks Forever, will host an educational presentation titled “The History and Management of the Ocracoke Horse Herd at Cape Hatteras National Seashore” from 1-2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 29 at the Ocracoke Community Center at 999 Irvin Garrish Highway. The presentation, led by researchers Kent Redford,…Read More from Researchers to provide information on Ocracoke Island horse herd at Nov. 29 presentation
A recent survey by the federal government has found that residents of three Greater Outer Banks counties are the most physically active in North Carolina. Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to analyze data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s annual PLACES report, released in 2023, to see which counties had the most physically…Read More from Survey finds Dare, Currituck, Camden residents some of N.C.’s most physically active
Frank Stick was in search of two things when he arrived on the Outer Banks in the 1920s: adventure and money. He found enough adventure to fill a lifetime but like many Bankers on the isolated barrier islands, he scrambled to pay the bills. Once one of the largest landowners, with property from Kitty Hawk…Read More from Coastal Review: A future tied to tourism — Stick presses for national park
A joint celebration of neighborhood unity followed by a town hall on issues shaping the future of Corolla will be held on Monday, December 4. The celebration is scheduled for 4 p.m. at Corolla Light Sports Center, 1026 Ocean Trail, where state Sen. Bobby Hanig (R-Powells Point) will present and oversee the raising of a…Read More from Celebration of neighborhood unity, town hall on key issues, Monday Dec. 4 in Corolla
On Friday, December 1st and Saturday, December 2nd from 3 to 7 p.m., Island Farm will host “Christmas on the North End,” an event focused on historic holiday traditions in the early days on the Outer Banks. This event is sponsored by the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau. Throughout the event, costumed interpreters will share how…Read More from Island Farm celebrates Christmas on the North End this Friday and Saturday
Every day, the Ocracoke Seafood Company sends about 4,500 pounds of locally caught fish off to places beyond. Story by Connie Leinbach, Ocracoke Observer Sometimes Shane Mason gets up at 3 a.m. to drive the refrigerated truck on a four-plus-hour run to drop off the previous day’s catch to Jeffrey’s in Hatteras. Monday, Wednesday and…Read More from Ocracoke Seafood Company keeps fresh fish on the table
Have you ever taken the time to consider where your seafood comes from? In North Carolina, we are immensely fortunate to have a thriving coast which offers fresh seafood ranging from locally caught fish to carefully grown oysters. Story by Megan Nichols, NC Eat & Play, for the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau Blog As lifelong…Read More from A look into the Outer Banks Oyster Trail
Groundbreaking took place Tuesday for a $3.2 million project that will construct an approximately 1.25 mile-long, 10 to 12-foot-wide paved multi-use pathway from the intersection of N.C. 12 and Lighthouse Road in Buxton to the Cape Hatteras Light Station and Old Lighthouse Beach Access. Terra Site Constructors LLC of Front Royal, Virginia, will also fabricate…Read More from VIDEO: Groundbreaking for Cape Hatteras Light Station Multi-use Path
Cape Hatteras National Seashore (Seashore) and its philanthropic partner, Outer Banks Forever, will host an educational presentation titled “The History and Management of the Ocracoke Horse Herd at Cape Hatteras National Seashore” from 1-2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 29 at the Ocracoke Community Center at 999 Irvin Garrish Highway. The presentation, led by researchers Kent Redford,…Read More from Researchers to provide information on Ocracoke Island horse herd at Nov. 29 presentation
A recent survey by the federal government has found that residents of three Greater Outer Banks counties are the most physically active in North Carolina. Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to analyze data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s annual PLACES report, released in 2023, to see which counties had the most physically…Read More from Survey finds Dare, Currituck, Camden residents some of N.C.’s most physically active
Frank Stick was in search of two things when he arrived on the Outer Banks in the 1920s: adventure and money. He found enough adventure to fill a lifetime but like many Bankers on the isolated barrier islands, he scrambled to pay the bills. Once one of the largest landowners, with property from Kitty Hawk…Read More from Coastal Review: A future tied to tourism — Stick presses for national park
