As frustration with snarled traffic and the snail’s pace of travel mounts, the Town of Kill Devil Hills, on May 25, posted information on its…
As frustration with snarled traffic and the snail’s pace of travel mounts, the Town of Kill Devil Hills, on May 25, posted information on its Facebook page about a temporary halt in the work that has been impacting drivers on US-158 and Colington Road. Full story
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New webcam is first of three at OBX National Parks (Outer Banks Forever) This week is National Park Week and to kick-off the celebration Outer Banks…
Outer Banks Community Foundation Help us honor and thank 2020 Community Foundation Champions Ocracoke Firehouse Committee! This outstanding group of volunteers helped immeasurably after Hurricane…
The 2022 Beach Nourishment Project does not yet have a construction timeline. Once a timeline is released it will be posted here. The beach will…
Kenneth M. Halanych The University of North Carolina Wilmington has named Kenneth M. Halanych executive director of the UNCW Center for Marine Science. University officials…
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services on Nov. 30 announced it will issue an automated payment to thousands of eligible households to…
