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Frisco Native American Museum's Powwow is this weekend.

Staycation

By Molly Harrison | Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Whoa... where did that come from? Last week and Easter weekend felt like full-on summer on the Outer Banks. I'm talking people wise. I could barely take a left for a week, Harris Teeter kept selling out of fresh pineapples (I'm an addict), I didn't recognize one soul except the staff in Tortuga's last Friday night, I'... Read More
Celebrate Earth Day with activities at the Aquarium on Fri.

A lot to appreciate

By Molly Harrison | Tuesday, April 19, 2011
There's a lot that we could worry about these days - funding cuts to many of our local attractions, the uncertainty of expensive beach nourishment, the rising cost of gas and groceries, shoaling in Oregon Inlet, predictions of a busy hurricane season, radiation in our ocean - but who knew tornadoes was on the list?... Read More
Free admission to Wright Brothers Memorial April 16-24!

Be good, spring

By Molly Harrison | Tuesday, April 12, 2011
I wish spring would just be a good little spring and stay balmy already, but that's not going to happen this week. And, anyway, from the looks of the upcoming calendar, we're going to be too busy to care...This week is Healthy Carolinians of the Outer Banks' Dare County Unplugged Week. It's a week of activities... Read More
Volunteer at the Flying Pirate and get a cool crew shirt.

On the beach

By Molly Harrison | Monday, April 4, 2011
I'm feeling loser-ish because I haven't been to the beach in months! Sure, I've done my daily "hello ocean" drive-by with the carpool kids to check the waves and water color, and I've stepped out there for a bit to inhale a few breaths of fresh air, but I haven't spent any quality time on that beach since December. *... Read More
Meet artist Mike Lay, who did this work, at DCAC on Friday.

Offshore or on land

By Molly Harrison | Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Have you been hearing about the orcas that are just off our coast? The charter boats have been seeing them and interacting with them offshore on bluefin tuna fishing trips. * I have always wanted to see ocras and here they are, right here, without having to travel to Alaska or Iceland. * After a couple of drinks at... Read More