The Washington Baum Bridge project is expected to be completed ahead of schedule as the expectation is for the bridge to reopen to four-lane traffic by March or April.

Join us in celebrating Earth Day by turning beach trash into creative treasures! Kitty Hawk Kites is teaming up with Dare Arts Council to host the Outer Banks ‘Sweep the Beach’ Trash ...

Thomas “Tommy” DeSanto, 69, departed his earthly body on February 8, 2025. Born and raised in Philadelphia, PA he was the eldest child of four children to Vince and Connie DeSanto. He graduated from ...

The program, a partnership between Louisa County Schools and the YMCA, aims to teach young students how to swim and handle ...

From our news services A strong cold front moving through eastern North Carolina and the Outer Banks on Sunday will bring the potential for ocean overwash and soundside flooding, according to an ...

A strong cold front will move through Eastern North Carolina and the Outer Banks on Sunday, bringing the potential for minor ocean overwash and soundside flooding, according to an update from the ...

A major flash point came when Union soldiers entered Hotel De Afrique and “attacked the defenseless occupants with knives and ...

The Outer Banks SPCA has launched a Valentine’s Day fundraiser that allows donors to symbolically let go of their exes and ...

The Sanderling Resort on North Carolina’s Outer Banks is set to unveil a redesign in spring 2025, marking the property’s 40th anniversary. The new iteration of the resort will reveal revamped ...

The Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum in 2025. Photo by Joy Crist By James D. “Keeper James” CharletNorth Carolina’s iconic Outer Banks are famous for numerous things – most are nationally famous, ...

An outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza, a strain of bird flu, has been confirmed near the Outer Banks. The counties with confirmed cases are Hyde and ...

The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) confirmed the presence of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza near the Outer Banks.