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American Dragons
“I am not a Virginian, but an American." – Patrick Henry, Speech in the Virginia Convention, September 1774
Local, local, local. That’s the word of the day, is it not? And, yet, the SeaDragon Gallery at 1240 Duck Road has bucked that tradition for more than 16 years . . . and proudly.
Founded by Paula Myatt, a... Read More
Celebrate the Seasons at Sanctuary Vineyards and The Cotton Gin
Sanctuary Vineyards and The Cotton Gin kick off the holiday season on November 18 with Currituck Christmas, an afternoon of games and gifts for kids, live music, refreshments, door prizes and a special sale. Santa will arrive Currituck-style, on a John Deere tractor.
Also on the horizon is The Big Curri-Shuck, a... Read More
Outer Banks Real Estate Update
The Outer Banks real estate market is unique. Unlike most areas where there is a large amount of industry or a university, Outer Banks property values are greatly affected by tourism, folks looking for a place to retire and/or just a better lifestyle. Another factor that affects Outer Banks prices is the limited... Read More
Oysters, Yes, But Other Pearls Too
With a name like Ocracoke Oyster Company, it’s a given that oysters in their various incarnations will blow your mind. Ten different oysters on the half shell await, from classic raw to ceviche, sushi and BBQ preparations and Rockefeller, Crabby and Mon Louis baked with homemade toppings. But when you learn that... Read More
The Wheel of Evolution at Outer Banks Brewing Station
Since it opened 16 years ago, the core philosophy behind Outer Banks Brewing Station has been innovation and evolution.
“Some places hang their hat on being the same, but our local niche hinges on the fact that we embrace change,” says co-owner Eric Reece.
Whether it’s installing a wind turbine to partially power... Read More