Articles
History, Heroism and The Saving of Lives
It’s a milestone year in Outer Banks history, the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the U.S. Life-Saving Service along the North Carolina coast. Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station in Rodanthe, the first life-saving station commissioned in North Carolina on December 4, 1874, and now a restored historic site and museum... Read More
Longevity & Legacy: Outer Banks Businesses That Have Stood the Test of Time
How do you mark time? In birthdays? In the growth of your children or grandchildren? By memories of past places and events?
One way to capture the passing of the years is through buildings and businesses. If you’ve lived on the Outer Banks for a long time – or if you’ve visited here year after year – you’re able to... Read More
Keeping the Stories Alive
On Ocracoke Island the Howard family is well-known for owning Village Craftsmen, the much-loved craft gallery they have been operating on Howard Street for more than 50 years. Showcasing Ocracoke-inspired fine art and crafts is a passion for gallery founder Philip Howard and his daughter, Amy, who now runs the... Read More
From Deep Roots to Street Eats
Chef Alfredo Landazuri and his wife, Bobbie, may have just started booking their food trailer, Street Eats Latin Fusion, for catering and events in 2023, but their roots and combined 40 years in the restaurant industry run deep.
Alfredo first arrived on the Outer Banks from Lima, Peru, 22 years ago. He was 18 years... Read More
Where the Lamb is the Leader
Celebrating more than 55 years in the vacation rental and sales industry, Joe Lamb, Jr. & Associates, a family-owned real estate business on the Outer Banks, thrives on its commitment to family values. Founded by Joe Lamb, Jr. in 1968, the company has weathered decades, emerging as a leader in the Outer Banks... Read More