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Coast Guard assists family after 24-foot vessel runs into trouble off Oregon Inlet
A family aboard a 24-foot boat got a tow to shore by the Coast Guard on Tuesday after running into trouble eight miles off Oregon [Read More]
Month: May 2020
H2O
Island Free Press: Worrell 1000 catamarn race will return for 2021
“They said it couldn’t happen. They said that the Worrell would never again be the revered event it once was. So, the Organizing Authority, made [Read More]
Obituaries
Shirley Hurdle Harris
Shirley Hurdle Harris, age 96, of Oak Stump Road, Elizabeth City, NC died Monday, May 25, 2020 at her home. A native of Perquimans County, [Read More]
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Daniel Lee Blankenship
Powells Point – Danny Blankenship “Pop Pop”, 44 of Powell’s Point, NC, passed away May 22, 2020 unexpectedly due to natural causes. Danny was born [Read More]
Obituaries
Martha Eaton Batsel
Southern Shores – Martha “Marty” Eaton Batsel passed away at home Sunday, May 24, 2020. Marty was born October 11, 1941 in Albany, NY to [Read More]
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Unattended charcoal grill sparked Kill Devil Hills fire that claimed lives of mom, son
Kill Devil Hills officials say an unattended charcoal grill is to blame for the May 17 apartment fire that claimed the lives of Ann Rachell [Read More]
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Tropical Storm Bertha makes landfall along S.C., rainy forecast ahead for Outer Banks
An area of low pressure off the southeast U.S. became the second tropical storm of 2020, and is expected to bring eastern North Carolina another [Read More]
Real Estate
Experts predict economic recovery should begin in the second half of the year
Experts Predict Economic Recovery Should Begin in the Second Half of the Year One of the biggest questions we all seem to be asking these [Read More]
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Congratulations Cape Hatteras Secondary School Class of 2020!
Meet the Cape Hatteras Secondary School Class of 2020 graduates:
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Video: Positive tests for coronavirus in Dare County holding at 22
Dare County Health and Human Services director Sheila Davies shared observations of how people on the Outer Banks over the Memorial Day weekend were, and [Read More]