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An OBX Taco Tasting Tour
Everyone loves tacos. Whether you're a meat-eater, vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, gluten-free or an omnivore, there is a taco for you.
In the old days the most popular meal at Outer Banks restaurants was fried fish or crab cakes with cole slaw and hushpuppies. These days, most restaurateurs will tell you it's fish... Read More
More Reasons to Love the Outer Banks National Park Service Sites
The National Park Service's Outer Banks sites made two exciting announcements this week for National Park Week – the installation of a new webcam at Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and the arrival of the nation’s first self-driving shuttle on public lands at the Wright Brothers National Memorial.
About the webcam: Outer... Read More
Yoga on the Outer Banks
Want to feel relaxed and energized, flexible and strong? How about clear-minded and focused? These are just a few of the benefits that yoga offers, and the Outer Banks has a wealth of places to help you discover all of them. Whether you’re new and wanting to learn about this ancient art or a devotee looking to... Read More
Get to Know a Local: Gina Elko of House of Hemp OBX
Behind many local businesses is someone doing their best to help others. In this blog, you’ll meet one of them: Gina Elko of House of Hemp OBX in Kill Devil Hills.
Gina was a professional fire fighter for 22 years, but her career ended with a knee injury. After retiring, she had to have bilateral knee replacement... Read More
Corolla Wild Horse Fund Welcomes a Filly Named Billie
Corolla Wild Horse is sharing the exciting news of a new Colonial Spanish mustang foal that was born on March 29.
The filly was born to mom Imp and father Dean, whose harem also includes another mare named Autumn. Corolla Wild Horse Fund named her Billie and will be using B for all the names of the foals born this... Read More