This page highlights the agenda and materials for the Monday, October 14, 2024, Kill Devil Hills Board of Commissioners meeting.

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This page highlights the agenda and materials for the Monday, October 14, 2024, Kill Devil Hills Board of Commissioners meeting.

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There is nothing like it…and it’s the closest you can get to flying like a bird. Tandem hang gliding is one of the…
Jockey’s Ridge State Park boasts the tallest living sand dune on the Atlantic coast. Photo: Contributed The North Carolina Coastal Resources Commission will consider next…
Registration is now open for the OBX U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary “Boat America” boating safety course that will be held September 9, 2023 at the…
Map of the Cape Fear River and Neuse River basins. Graphic: NCDEQ A city-operated wastewater treatment plant in Randolph County discharged substantially high levels of…
Chris Layton, the former town manager of Duck who resigned last July after being charged with assault on his assistant, is the new town manager…
By Gary D. Robertson, Associated Press The state of North Carolina sued on Tuesday to seek financial damages from companies associated with so-called “forever chemicals” released for decades from a Bladen County plant into the Cape Fear River. Attorney General Josh Stein, who is also a plaintiff in the lawsuit filed against companies related to […]
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