The Books of Suzanne Tate Saying that Suzanne Tate is a prolific author would be an understatement. Since her first Nature Series book, Crabby and Nabby was written in 1988, working with illustrator James Melvin, 39 books in the series have been written, as well as five books in her …
A Crabby Lady -The Story of Suzanne Tate Thirty years ago, when Suzanne Tate and James Melvin first published Crabby and Nabby: A Tale of Two Crabs there were no plans for a second, third, fourth or even a 39th book, which they are up to now, in the Nature Series. …
New Glatitude – Mojo Collins Latest Album Highlights Music and Skill Over his career Mojo Collins has probably played just about every kind of music there is: psychedelic, rock, jazz, blues, you name it. In a career spanning 65 years, there are examples of Mojo playing playing it all, and …
Mojo Collins Local Outer Banks musician Mojo Collins is impeccably dressed as he takes the stage—any stage. It doesn’t matter where; his style is consistent…his white handlebar mustache is perfectly groomed, he favors multi-colored slacks—sometimes a Hawaiian style shirt, and a stylish straw hat—always a straw hat. Then he begins …
The View from the Lens – Chris Bickford Chris Bickford is certainly well-known for his photography—he’s had his work featured in National Geographic, and his latest book, “Legends of the Sandbar,” is a testament to his talent and creativity. Chris sees the world through the prism of his lens, and …
Standing in silhouette against the horizon or playing in the surf on a hot day, the Colonial Spanish Mustangs that roam Carova area have sparked the imaginations of thousands of visitors to the Outer Banks. Because they are not native to North America, they are considered feral animals by wildlife …
Most people don’t know who Harry Schiffman is, but almost everyone who lives in or visits the Outer Banks has seen the results of his efforts. Harry has been instrumental in keeping Oregon Inlet open. There have been more task forces, working committees, and hearings on how to keep Oregon …
