Despite obstacles, Currituck resident makes NY Fashion Week debut By Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice In 2013, during her freshman year of college…
Despite obstacles, Currituck resident makes NY Fashion Week debut
By Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice
In 2013, during her freshman year of college at East Carolina University, Aleya Howington walked into a gas station when an older gentleman approached her and introduced himself. Full story
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College of The Albemarle (COA) announces its 2022-2023 Military Spouse Friendly® School designation. #top{min-height:250px;} Institutions earning the Military Spouse Friendly® School designation were evaluated…
A complex low pressure system will impact the area Thursday night and into Friday, bringing the potential for rough surf, minor beach erosion and localized…
Mark Twain said, “The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” Nick Gardill, an upcoming Senior…
Outer Banks SPCA This handsome and regal hound is looking for his forever home. We are open! But we are still accepting appointments to…
First foal of 2021 with mom at Cape Lookout National Seashore. [Photo by Crystal Wasley/NPS with a telephoto lease] The first foal of the season…
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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