Salem Select Choir to return for workshops, performance
The Salem Select Choir has rescheduled workshops for Ocracoke students this week and a free community concert for 7 p.m. Saturday (May 12) in...
‘Ocracoke Through Your Eyes’ virtual art auction a success
By Peter Vankevich
On Ocracoke, there are few social gatherings in the heart of winter. One of them for many years has been the...
Ocracoke Preservation Society to hold online art auction
The annual Ocracoke Through Your Eyes Art Auction on Jan. 23 will be completely online.
Bidding is open and some bids are already in and...
More Michael Corlis photographs
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Michael Corlis is a longtime visitor to Ocracoke Island and his stunning photographs show...
On sojourning on Ocracoke: Wasn’t that a time!
January 2015
By Beck Tench
After a long drive and ferry ride. After packing the cars. After taking down the Christmas tree. After time with...
Retired history professor finds the voices of Southern slaves
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By Connie Leinbach
Shining a light on slavery in the United States has been Dr. Loren Schweninger’s life work.
A retired Elizabeth...
Painter Douglas Hoover captures island moments in time; new works in...
Summer Haze, oil on canvas, by Douglas Hoover, will be among the new works on view starting Wednesday in Down Creek Gallery.
N.C. Press Association...
Henry’s Kitchen: How to enjoy the holidays and maintain good health
From Holiday Issue 2013
By Henry Schliff
A FOOD AND COOKING PERSPECTIVE
In the spirit of great flavor and good health below are some suggestions...
Artist reception for Doug Hoover tomorrow in Down Creek Gallery
Down Creek Gallery begins its eleventh year of the “Expose Yourself to Art” series of artists’ receptions with new works by North Carolina painter...
Who are Nubbin, Ikey D and the Poker Players?
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...