Town of Nags Head A section of the W. Side Multi-use Path is temporarily closed to pedestrian traffic immediately south of Soundside Rd. The ongoing work is related to the…

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Town of Nags Head A section of the W. Side Multi-use Path is temporarily closed to pedestrian traffic immediately south of Soundside Rd. The ongoing…
Town of Nags Head A section of the W. Side Multi-use Path is temporarily closed to pedestrian traffic immediately south of Soundside Rd. The ongoing work is related to the…

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After Hurricane Matthew in 2016 flood waters remain high in Kinston neighborhoods. Photo: Jocelyn Augustino/ Federal Emergency Management Agency Nearly 150,000 policyholders in the state…
The OBX SPCA Pet of the Week is Connie. Two-year-old Connie, a white and brown tabby, was discovered as a stray in Manns Harbor. Despite…
KITTY HAWK, N.C. (WAVY) — The Dare County Grand Jury returned an indictment for second-degree murder Monday against John “Jay” Tolson, 29, in the death…
Chuck Still [submitted photo] Chuck Still, a 30-year veteran in theatre management, has been appointed Executive Director of the Roanoke Island Historical Association, which produces…
Elizabeth City – College of The Albemarle Student Theatre (COAST) will present “The Little Mermaid” on March 20-24, 2024. The production is licensed by Music…
The number of animals hit by drivers in North Carolina increased in 2019 to the highest levels recorded in more than five years, according to the state Department of Transportation. The department released a report Monday detailing three years’ worth of animal-related crashes across the state. Researchers found that such collisions killed five people and […]
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