To catch up on Ocracoke news and previous stories on Hurricane Florence, click here Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2018; 3 p.m. By Rita Thiel Hurricane Florence did little damage to Ocracoke’s structures, but […]
To catch up on Ocracoke news, click here National Park Service activities are at the end Monday, Aug. 20 Community Center: Waterways Commission, 5:30 pm Gaffer’s: Texas Hold ‘Em Poker, 7 pm […]
By Pat Garber This is a riddle, a sort of game, although the answers are far from amusing. See if you can figure out the answer. What do an old pickup truck, […]
Editor’s note: The short session of the N.C. General Assembly ended recently without passing House Bill 361, described below. So, according to news sources, that bill is dead for now, but it […]
By Pat Garber Christmas has not yet arrived, but already this month I have received three gifts of inestimable value. The first came when, passing by my front stoop at my Ocracoke cottage […]
Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017 Effective immediately, Ocracoke Island is open to all visitors. The mandatory visitor evacuation and state of emergency are lifted from the recent passing of Hurricane Maria. Cape Hatteras […]
The beautiful clouds of Ocracoke By Danielle Creeksong Ocracoke is well-loved for its spectacular, panoramic view of ocean and sky. But while beach-goers pray for clear blue skies and star watchers wish […]
Monday, Aug. 14 Meeting with N.C. Ferry Division; Ocracoke Community Center, 1 pm Ocracoke Preservation Society Museum: museum tour, 1 pm Ocracoke Bar & Grille: Aaron and Jackie, 7 pm Deepwater Theater: […]
Aug. 3, 2017 1:30 p.m. For Ocracoke news, click here. By Connie Leinbach Hyde County wants to get out in front of any class action lawsuits and gather information on the total […]
