A Shipwreck Mystery at Nags Head
The shipwreck that has come to rest beside the Nags Head Town Hall is now just a skeleton, the bones …
Historic Jarvisburg Colored School | A Unique Slice of Outer Banks History
It is a simple white wooden structure that stands beside the road in Jarvisburg. The sign out front reads “Historic …
Mystery of the Sea | The Oldest North Carolina Shipwreck
All photos and images courtesy of the N.C. Dept. of Natural and Cultural Resources. The pile of timbers first showed …
The Berlin Candy Bomber Returns to the Outer Banks
An Outer Banks Holiday Tradition | The Candy Bomber Returns to the Outer Banks The Candy Bomber was back at …
Graveyard of the Atlantic | What’s in a name?
Why is it called the Graveyard of the Atlantic? David Stick, a legendary Outer Banks author, and historian, coined “Graveyard …
Outer Banks Higher Education — The Future Is Looking Bright
The Dare County school system is regarded to be a well-performing system. That’s not hyperbole; numbers, statistics and student performance …
Christmas Traditions on the Outer Banks | Lighting the Season’s Way
There are very few things that embody small-town America quite like the holiday season on the Outer Banks, and the …
Big Curri-Shuck | A Big Celebration of Coastal North Carolina
The Big Curri-Shuck has a lot in common with Thanksgiving. Eat lots of food, spend some time with friends and …
Queen Elizabeth of the Outer Banks
Elizabeth R and the Queen The Queen seems ubiquitous on the Outer Banks. That would be Queen Elizabeth I, seemingly …
The King of Butterflies and the Outer Banks
Every autumn the king of the butterflies returns to the Outer Banks. The monarch butterfly, with its striking orange and …