Neighbor to Neighbor Help Zone
Video: Outer Banks SPCA Pet of the Week – Rudder
The Outer Banks SPCA Pet of the Week is a 5-year-old handsome guy named Rudder, who is very smart and a perfect gentleman. He’s great [Read More]
Month: March 2020
Coronavirus
Gov. Roy Cooper orders utilities not to shut off customers for nonpayment
Governor Roy Cooper announced Tuesday an order that electric, gas, water and wastewater utilities will not be allowed to disconnect customers who are unable to [Read More]
Obituaries
Franklin Danford Burroughs
Hatteras – Franklin Danford “Dan” Burroughs, 86, passed away peacefully in his home in Hatteras on March 27, 2020, surrounded by family. Dan was born [Read More]
Obituaries
Sharon Elizabeth Siskind
Kill Devil Hills – Sharon Elizabeth Siskind, 69, of Kill Devil Hills, NC passed away at home on March 29, 2020 after a brief illness. [Read More]
Top Stories
UPDATED: High wind warning, coastal flood, high surf advisories posted for the Outer Banks
A fast moving coastal storm is forecast to bring high winds to all of the Outer Banks starting tonight, along with the possibility of soundside [Read More]
Coronavirus
Kitty Hawk police call out Craigslist poster offering rides to the OBX
A Craigslist post offering rides to the Outer Banks, which is currently closed to visitors and non-resident property owners, got the attention of social media [Read More]
Coronavirus
Dare County announces second positive coronavirus case
The Dare County Division of Public Health has announced the second positive test result for COVID-19 in Dare County. The first positive test was reported [Read More]
Top Stories
Go make babies! New red wolf pair released at Alligator River NWR
Time to make babies? A pair of red wolves, one recently moved from Florida to North Carolina and the other a resident female, have been [Read More]
Things To Do
N.C. Forest Service urges citizens not to burn yard debris through end of May
N.C. Forest Service officials urge citizens to reconsider burning yard debris through the end of May, which historically marks the end of spring wildfire season [Read More]
Coronavirus
UPDATED: Currituck puts end date on emergency order, with option to evaluate in three weeks
The Currituck Board of Commissioners voted Monday night to place an end date of April 30 on the current state of emergency order issued earlier [Read More]