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New N.C. Curfew = Last Call 11 p.m.
Everyone is craving normalcy. We want uncovered faces, in-person school, hugs, parties and late nights out with friends, but the spread of COVID-19 is dictating that we hold off for a while longer.
On the late-nights-out-with-friends front, there’s a new development in North Carolina. Governor Roy Cooper has issued a... Read More
Socially Distant OBX Adventures – Undersea Edition
Summertime and the living is busy – the beaches, restaurants, grocery stores, coffee shops, roads, bike paths, surf breaks and waterways (the sound in Nags Head and Duck is positively buzzing with Jet Skis) are crowded. It’s never easy to escape the humanity of a beach-town summer, but at this point in life, when we’... Read More
10 New Outer Banks Restaurants to Try
When you consider that there are more than 365 restaurants on the Outer Banks, it’s no wonder you can’t decide where to eat! There are just so many great choices vying for your attention in every Outer Banks town (see them all here). If you’re like most visitors, you have your traditional favorites for breakfast,... Read More
Outer Banks Things to Talk About Besides the P Word
Are you finding it impossible to have a conversation that doesn’t somehow always steer back to the pandemic? No matter where you start – coffee, movies, hushpuppies, sea gulls, lightbulbs – conversations these days always tend to take a COVID-bound curve.
Of course we’re all trying to stay informed and healthy and of... Read More
Outer Banks Al Fresco
If there's a sliver of a silver lining to the big black cloud of COVID-19, outdoor dining would be it. Although restaurant owners and staff may not wholeheartedly agree (especially servers who are working in hot conditions while wearing a mask), diners are certainly loving all the opportunities to enjoy their meals... Read More