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A Currituck Mainland Daytrip
Winter weekends, beautiful weather and the need for social distancing create the perfect setup for a daytrip drive into the country. Good music and a change of scenery will do wonders for your mind and soul. Dress in layers and grab your camera or phone (and don’t forget your mask) – we’re heading to mainland... Read More
Cocktails to Go on the OBX
Cocktails to go? Yes! It’s a thing in North Carolina, and several Outer Banks restaurants are on board.
In an effort to help people avoid settings that can spread the virus, while at the same time giving bars and restaurants a financial boost, Governor Roy Cooper in December authorized N.C. ABC Commission to allow... Read More
Remembering Marc Basnight, an Outer Banks Legend
People all along the Outer Banks and in eastern North Carolina are lamenting the loss of former State Senator Marc Basnight this week. The Dare County native, who served in the North Carolina Senate for 26 years (17 of those as President Pro Tem, the longest-running pro tem in state history), passed away after a long... Read More
How to Catch the Holiday Spirit on the Outer Banks
If you're looking for a taste of holiday spirit to take your mind off the pandemic, here are some places on the Outer Banks to find it.
WinterLights
Strolling around in the glow of millions of lights, listening to children squeal with delight, my heart grew three sizes that night.
Yes, I have been feeling a little... Read More
Virtually Celebrating 150 Years of Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and 117 Years of Flight
If there's one thing that symbolizes the entire Outer Banks, it's Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. The 193-foot tower with its iconic black and white candy stripe daymark stands proudly over Cape Hatteras, and its beacon has been in continuous service since it was first lit on December 16, 1870. This week Outer Bankers are... Read More