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Shrimp showdown at the Sea Ranch

The Outer Banks Shrimp Cook Off benefiting the Outer Banks Center for Dolphin Research was held on Sunday, Nov. 8, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Sea Ranch Resort in Kill Devil Hills. Local chefs brought their best shrimp recipes, and attendees sampled creative seafood dishes while enjoying a friendly culinary competition. First place went to Salt & Cypress’s Bang Bang Shrimp, with The SaltBox Cafe and Bonzer Shack taking home second and third place honors.

Kill Devil Hills, NC · 1d
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Victim identified in Salvo water incident at Cape Hatteras Seashore as Imaad Ulhaqq Ali

Cape Hatteras National Seashore officials have identified the individual who died following a water-related incident at Cape Hatteras National Seashore as 26-year-old Imaad Ulhaqq Ali of Tate, Georgia. The incident occurred Nov. 5 off a beach near the village of Salvo in the Outer Banks. Original. A person died after...

Salvo, NC · 23h
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Outer Banks meetings set about NC 12 changes after 2 storms damage key road

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) -- After two recent major repairs to N.C. 12 and many delays over the years accessing the Outer Banks, renewed attention is focused on improving the key road frequently damaged by high surf. The focus is on one area of N.C. 12 that was washed away --...

Dare County, NC · 1d
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Dare County Board confirms repayment of $15 million Miss Katie dredge note

The Dare County Board of Commissioners voted Nov. 2 to formally acknowledge that a $15 million promissory note associated with the Miss Katie dredge has been satisfied in full, marking the completion of a financing arrangement established in 2019 to improve dredging capabilities at Oregon Inlet and Hatteras Inlet. The...

Dare County, NC · 2d
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Current Alligator River bridge spans could become a 125-acre fishing reef in Albemarle Sound

The concrete lanes that have carried travelers across the Alligator River for decades could become fishing grounds in Albemarle Sound. State fisheries officials propose using 300 spans from the Lindsay C. Warren Bridge that carries U.S. 64 between Dare and Tyrrell counties to build an artificial reef about 3.5 miles northeast of the river’s mouth.

Tyrrell County, NC · 2d

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Santa Claus to visit Outlets Nags Head for four Saturdays

NAGS HEAD, N.C. (WAVY) — Santa Claus is coming to town! For four Saturdays, Santa will be at Outlets Nags Head, allowing children to share their Christmas wish lists and take photos with him. Beginning Nov. 28, Santa is going to be on the center’s Waterfront Terrace near Vera Bradley from 1 p.m. to 4 […]

Nags Head, NC · 19h

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Currituck-Dare Women’s Fund awards $21,500 in grants

The Currituck-Dare Women’s Fund, a North Carolina Community Foundation giving circle, has awarded $21,500 in grants to seven organizations supporting local women, children and families. The giving circle granted:. $2,500 to The Beloved Haven for general operating support. $3,000 to Food Bank of the Albemarle for Strengthening Food Access...

Currituck County, NC · 11h

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SCIENCE ON THE SOUND highlights Carbon Removal Project in Duck

“Independent monitoring completed for carbon removal field trial in Duck, NC”. Join us for the November 2026 installment of the Science on the Sound Lecture Series at the Coastal Studies Institute on the ECU Outer Banks Campus. This monthly, in-person lecture series brings perspectives from all over the state and highlights research and topics relevant to the coast and northeastern North Carolina. This month, Dr. Jaclyn Cetiner from Hourglass Climate will present, “Independent monitoring completed for carbon removal field trial in Duck, NC.”

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