Articles by Ocracoke Observer

Ocracoke’s County Commissioner Tom Pahl echoes other islanders when he says he hasn’t had much time to reflect on the coming anniversary of the worst [Read More]

While the North Carolina Ferry Division will again rent a passenger ferry for Ocracoke this summer, it is battling a defamation lawsuit brought by the company still building a custom passenger ferry. [Read More]

By Rita Thiel, OcracokeObserver.com Craftsmanship, dedication, and leadership were in evidence as three Eagle Scout candidates from Cary delivered their final projects to Ocracoke–handmade feeding [Read More]

A day after a story published about the overflowing trash bins at the Ocracoke Convenience Site, David’s Trash, with whom Hyde County has the trash [Read More]

Now that Ocracoke Island will open to visitors on Monday, Dec. 2, the island will look very different as repairing and rebuilding activities from the [Read More]

By Connie Leinbach, OcracokeObserver.com Hyde County commissioners decided on Monday to postpone a decision to reopen Ocracoke Island until another meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday. [Read More]

The Hyde County Board of Commissioners have lifted the Ocracoke curfew that has been in place since Hurricane Dorian hit on Sept. 6. Re-entry restrictions [Read More]

Gov. Roy Cooper on Friday asked the U.S. Small Business Administration to grant a disaster declaration for North Carolina counties that were affected by Hurricane [Read More]

The Ocracoke Hurricane Dorian recovery center opened Tuesday in a special semi-trailer parked in the Variety Store parking lot. Anyone with questions or unmet needs [Read More]