Today is National Park Service Founders Day–the 99th anniversary of the establishment of the National Park Service. Cape Hatteras National Seashore Superintendent David Hallac invites the public to experience their national park […]
Painter Meredith Bundy of Virginia will show a wide spectrum of both abstract and realism at her show opening from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 26, in Down Creek Gallery as […]
The story below is from the Charlotte News Friday Sept 23, 1921, page 18. Boy Likes Girl Life The Best Young Williams Decides to Go Back to Ocracoke and Simple Life Norfolk, […]
By Kay Slaughter I’ve visited Ocracoke Island every year since the 1960s. I’ve crossed Pamlico Sound on the ferries from Hatteras, Swan Quarter and Cedar Island. Never had I crossed in an […]
By Connie Leinbach Sandy Yeatts is one of those people who run into burning buildings when others are running out. Yeatts, 44, a state-certified fire fighter and an EMT, was recently appointed […]
Aug. 19. Raleigh – Governor Pat McCrory announced the final roadblocks were cleared Friday allowing the N.C. Department of Transportation to proceed with construction of a new Herbert C. Bonner Bridge on N.C. 12 over the Oregon Inlet […]
Aug. 19 By Irene Nolan Just hours after the Coast Guard urged mariners not to use the South Ferry Channel at Hatteras Inlet, a county waterways panel convened again in Hatteras village […]
Text and photos by Connie Leinbach Who is “Mark,” and why does he have a path on Ocracoke? Where’s the poker game on Poker Players Lane? Streets in Ocracoke have sometimes quirky, […]
Para leer en español, clic aquí By Anmargaret Warner Gustavo Sanchez sometimes goes by “Gerifalte,” the Spanish word for gyrfalcon. The arctic birds have always interested him for their strength and cunning, especially […]
Aug. 18 LANCASTER, Va.–The trial set for Monday in a lawsuit by Lancaster County, Va., against Hyde County Schools Superintendent Dr. Randolph H. Latimore Sr., was canceled after the parties settled out […]
