During its March 1 meeting, the Kitty Hawk Town Council voted 4 to1 to approve a survey of Hurdle Street, an undeveloped “paper” street that the town is eyeing as…
Add to favoritesCredit: Original content published here.
Add to favoritesAdd to favoritesSimilar Posts
EPA board to review new data on PFAS exposure effects
The EPA has tasked its science advisory board with looking at the effects of PFAS exposure to update drinking water health advisories. Photo: Simon Götz…
Explore Alligator River refuge during open-air tram tour
Riders take part in a past Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge open-air tram tour. Photo: Bob Glennon The Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge is readying…
Wildlife commission seeks advisory committee nominees
The red wolf, pictured above, is one of North Carolina’s most imperiled species. Photo: Sam Bland The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is accepting nominations for…
Tree-killing laurel wilt detected in 21 North Carolina counties
Tree exhibits symptoms of laurel wilt disease. Photo: Alabama Forestry Commission The North Carolina Forest Service has confirmed that laurel wilt, a tree-killing disease, has…
House budget boosts resilience, but wetlands plan draws ire
An isolated, forested wetland. Photo: North Carolina Division of Water Resources House budget committees rolled out their spending and policy plans Thursday, including large increases…