To catch up on Ocracoke news and much more, click here By Richard Taylor Jeanie Owens, Ocracoke’s fifth-grade teacher, was named Burroughs Wellcome Fund Northeast Regional 2020 Teacher of the Year by […]
By Connie Leinbach Former Ocracoke Island resident Barbara Hardy wanted to do something special for the children of Ocracoke who had just had their world rocked by devastating flooding from Hurricane Dorian. […]
The Ocracoke community is invited to a special post-church feast that fits right into the Ocracoke seafood milieu tomorrow (Sunday) at the Berkley Barn.
To catch up on Ocracoke news and much more, click here By Richard Taylor While much of the village reconstructs itself following Hurricane Dorian, the young Ocracoke varsity boys’ basketball team faces […]
By Richard Taylor Hurricane Dorian may have severely damaged islanders’ homes and businesses but not its Christmas spirit as witnessed by yard displays set up for this year’s Holiday Lights Celebration. “There […]
As of mid-December, it’s been more than three months since Hurricane Dorian flooded Ocracoke Island. Signs of a changed island will be much in evidence as visitors have been allowed back as […]
Updated Dec. 17. 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 16 The Ocracoke Strong Kitchen will serve lunch– pasta with meat sauce/ marinara and a garden salad with Jason’s ranch. Come at 11:15 to be […]
By Everett Long III In 1946, my father, Everett Long Jr. of Frankford, Delaware, started our family’s love for Ocracoke Island. He landed his plane on Ocracoke for the first time in […]
The National Park Service has opened the 2020 Commercial Use Authorization (CUA) application process for Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site and Wright Brothers National Memorial. Engaging in or […]
Update Dec. 13, 2019: State Individual Assistance will be at the Life Saving Church from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 17 and 18, to help with and answer […]
