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Outer Banks Sporting Events Shows Its Muscle
Lisa Howell volunteering for Outer Banks Sporting Events For Lisa Howell, November’s marathon week on the Outer Banks is as...
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Inch by Inch: Outer Banks Arboretum Takes Root
In the heart of Kill Devil Hills lies a place where dappled sunlight filters through the leafy canopy of live...
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Fall by the Fire
Between ocean and sound, outdoor fireplaces and fire pits are synonymous with seasonal oyster roasts, get-togethers with family and friends,...
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History Lives On: Jarvisburg Colored School & Museum
Jarvisburg Colored School prior to restoration. History is all around us on the Outer Banks. It begins with Sir Walter...
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Old but Not Forgotten: Jarvisburg’s C.A. Wright Store
Though the doors of the C.A. Wright Store closed decades ago, memories of its heydays are very much alive and...
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Outer Banks Memories Never Fade
Anyone who has spent time on the Outer Banks knows the magical hold it can have on you. If you’ve...
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Wanchese Program Offers Hope In Recovery
Humility and service to one’s fellow man takes many forms. For Jerron Feaster, it arrived as yard work and burnt...
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After 300 Years, Blackbeard’s Legacy Lives On
As the 300th anniversary of Blackbeard’s death nears, his tale still lives on among the residents and visitors of Ocracoke...
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Richard Etheridge: An Outer Banks Hero
When Richard Etheridge was appointed keeper of the Pea Island Life-Saving Station on January 24, 1880, he was the first...
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Discovering the Zen of Kayaking
The OBX Paddlers Club, a group of kayaking enthusiasts can attest that kayaking has exploded in popularity over the years,...
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