Category: The Outer Banks
New Book Highlights East Lake Outer Banks Moonshine Industry
April 1, 2024
When Ghosts Made Moonshine, Prohibition in the Albemarle is a just published book by local author Ch...
Unveiling the Hidden Harvest: Dare County’s Cranberry Legacy
December 8, 2023
Cranberries? In North Carolina? Of course—it’s well-known cranberries like colder weather in the...
Carolina Designs Helps Build State of the Art Cancer Center
October 9, 2023
The Outer Banks and the Outer Banks Hospital seem like a bit of an out of the way location for a sta...
Historic Shipwreck Makes an Appearance on Corolla Beach
June 13, 2023
Some new research may give some insights into what really happened during one of the most terrible O...
Dare County GIS Maps – A different way to explore the Outer Banks
March 12, 2023
It’s not often that there’s a chance to say, “Check out this government website. It’s really...
The Crabby Lady Suzanne Tate
August 16, 2022
It’s possible that Suzanne Tate will never slow down. Sure at 92 years of age, her reflexes have s...
Outer Banks Jug Handle Bridge Opens
August 5, 2022
The Jug Handle Bridge on Pea Island opened to traffic on Thursday (7/28/22). There was no notice say...
2022 Outer Banks Vacations Booking Faster Than Ever
May 9, 2022
The Outer Banks has been a popular vacation destination for decades, and that popularity continues t...
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, ...