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By Rita Thiel Amid the tangled mire of Ocracoke’s mysteries is the perplexing question of when did the first “Ocracat” arrive on Ocracoke? Ocracats are the...

Health & Wellness Part I in the October print edition addressed traditional medical resources on Ocracoke for depression and addiction. PART II: PASTORAL AND SPIRITUAL COUNSELING...

For Ocracoke news, click here  By Peter Vankevich Old magazines or newspapers can be fascinating sources for the culture of prior times, and so are school...

To catch up on Ocracoke news and much more, click here By Connie Leinbach Ocracoke may be known for its decoy carvers, but some may be surprised...

Today, the third annual Festival Latino de Ocracoke continues from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the School Road grounds of Books to Be...

Text and photos by Connie Leinbach Courtney Contreras had recently lost some enthusiasm for her new-found art avocation, but a marketing workshop on Ocracoke Thursday and Friday with...

By Peter Vankevich (Listen to King Mackerel And The Blues Are Running by clicking below) Bland Simpson has had a long and prolific career and life experiences. Hailing from...

Ocracoke Alive will hold its annual membership meeting at 7 p.m. tonight (Nov. 19) in the Deepwater Theater on School Road. Topics will include the year...

 By Connie Leinbach Jaki Shelton Green talks in poetry, which would be ex­pected from someone who is a much-lauded North Caro­lina poet. Green and a group...

Marcy Brenner and Lou Castro, also known as the musical duo Coyote, will play several upcoming concerts in the Deepwater Theater before and after...