By Mark Jurkowitz | Outer Banks Voice In a Sept. 1 release issued a day after a plea deal was reached in the murder trial…
By Mark Jurkowitz | Outer Banks Voice
In a Sept. 1 release issued a day after a plea deal was reached in the murder trial of John “Jay” Tolson, District 1 District Attorney Jeff Cruden stated that “this was a difficult case from the very beginning,” noting that first responders found the victim, LeeAnn Fletcher, “unresponsive without any obvious signs of external trauma.” Full story
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[photo courtesy Caroline Parker/EdNC.org] The state Board of Education is scheduled to vote Thursday on updated guidelines from North Carolina health officials requiring school districts…
North Carolinians sensitive to air pollution should exercise caution this week as a plume of smoke from wildfires in Canada enters the state. The N.C….
By Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice In 1977, Howard Lee, then Secretary of the NC Department of Natural Resources and Community Development, was invited…
A high risk of rip currents is forecast for Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands on Monday, September 11, as distant Hurricane Lee begins to impact the…
2023 Teacher of the Year announces cancer diagnosis The Outer Banks community is rallying in support of John Buford, the much-loved Dare County Schools music…
Three bridges in Beaufort County will be replaced or improved in the coming months. The state Department of Transportation awarded contracts to replace two bridges…
