To catch up on Ocracoke news and much more, click here The Friends of Portsmouth Island will hold its spring meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 18, in Ocracoke School, 120 Schoolhouse Rd. […]
To catch up on Ocracoke news, click here By Peter Vankevich Ocracoke has its eerie side. The island is dark at night, even in these modern times. Historically, people were buried throughout […]
By Peter Vankevich Portsmouth Village suffered no major damage from the passage of Hurricane Florence Sept. 13. Cape Lookout National Seashore Superintendent Jeff West visited the village last week after the storm […]
For Ocracoke news, click here. By Peter Vankevich Dave Frum recently motored his small boat to Portsmouth Island for the last time recently. On May 23, he retired as the Park Service’s […]
For Ocracoke news, click here The Friends of Portsmouth Island will hold its spring meeting at Ocracoke on Saturday, May 20, in the NCCAT facility on the harbor. The meeting begins at […]
For Ocracoke news, click here. By Peter Vankevich Visitors to Portsmouth Island may notice a photograph in the school exhibit of a teacher and two students with a large seabird. It is […]
For Ocracoke news, click here By Connie Leinbach Jack Rogers, a high-school student from South Carolina, loves bird watching for the simple thrill of seeing something he’s never seen before. Rogers, 16, […]
This is a repost from April 3, 2016 about this weekend. Families and friends of Portsmouth Island will gather April 30 for the biennial homecoming event to the island that was a […]
May 2014 By Kelley Shinn March 12 was my tenth trip to Portsmouth Island in eight months. Last June, on my first visit, something happened inside of me—something I am only, and hesitantly, able to describe as spiritual–a […]
By Kelley Shinn Anyone who has spent at least a few seasons on Ocracoke will tell you that things here happen differently. Often, despite what I may have scheduled for a day, […]
