Author: Kip Tabb
Outer Banks Events Summer 2022
May 12, 2022
The summer of 2022 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting we have seen for years on the Outer ...
COA Holds Ribbon Cutting for New Dare County Campus
April 27, 2022
An Opportunity for Everybody
The ribbon-cutting for the new Dare County College of the Albemarle ...
Wanchese and the History of Outer Banks Fishing
March 21, 2022
Coming from the Outer Banks at the intersection of US64 Business and US64, there are some choices to...
An Outer Banks Moving Primer
March 1, 2022
Maybe it's the weather; maybe it's that commute to work and realizing that almost everything can be ...
Is the Outer Banks a Real Place?
January 11, 2022
We never thought we would have to write this, but yes, the Outer Banks is a real place. For the 40,0...
Diamond Shoals, the Heart of the Graveyard of the Atlantic
October 21, 2021
Diamond Shoals—the name fills mariners with dread. With the advent of GPS, depth finding devices, ...
Why is the Sign by the Road – The Story Behind the Signs
August 18, 2021
We pass highway markers all the time, those footnotes to history that North Carolina has placed alon...
Best Burgers and Delis Summer 2021
July 29, 2021
It seems as though everyone does a best of list, and those lists serve an important purpose. Especia...
Outer Banks Live Music, Smaller Venues
July 26, 2021
Live music and the bars and restaurants that feature the musicians come in all styles and sizes. The...
Outer Banks Music Scene – Improved Outdoor Venues
July 23, 2021
The past year and a half that COVID had us adjusting our lives were pretty tough on the restaurant b...
An Evening of Music in Duck
July 20, 2021
As cities go, the Village of Duck isn’t one. But one thing the village has going for it that will ...
A Ernest Mills Outer Banks Shipwreck
June 25, 2021
Terror on the High Seas
The Atlantic Ocean off the shoreline of the Currituck Banks was calm on t...