Kelly Flora, principal of Nags Head Elementary School, has been named the 2026 Northeast Regional Principal of the Year, an honor recognizing outstanding leadership and commitment to student ...

The Town of Duck is proud to share the completion of a major shoreline stabilization project at Duck Town Park. In this video, Sandy Cross, Planning and Permits Manager for the Town of Duck, walks ...

Update: According to a representative of Currituck EMS, the fire occurred at 204 Jerrys Way in Grandy and involved the structure’s back porch. There were no injuries and the fired was ...

On Friday, Jan. 9, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) released this update on measles cases in the state.

Joseph “Joe” Thomas Lamb, Jr., an Outer Banks real estate pioneer and community leader, passed on Jan. 7.  His legacy includes holding the longest real estate license in North Carolina, dating ...

CSI Dean Reide Corbett discusses fallen homes and the beach erosion crisis By Kip Tabb | Outer Banks Voice Speaking to about 60 people gathered at Waveriders Coffee in Nags Head on Jan. 8, Dr.

Outer Banks Voice At first glance, ThriveOBX may look like another community health initiative. In practice, it reflects a broader shift — both nationally and locally — toward ...

Outer Banks Voice At their meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 7, the Manteo Board of Commissioners agreed on the next step in the process of selecting a new commissioner to fill the ...

Outer Banks Voice In a $4.05 million transaction that closed a few days before Christmas, the Nags Head Fishing Pier was sold by Andrew McCann to Kevin Nielsen, who plans some ...

Dare County Schools invites the public to view the creative talents of K-12 art students at the district’s Annual Winter Art Show at Glenn Eure Ghost Fleet Art Gallery.

Balloon ban leader Debbie Swick lauds OBX efforts, still working on statewide bill By Mark Jurkowitz | Outer Banks Voice During a four-month period in 2024, all six Dare County towns enacted bans ...

This month, the North Carolina Coastal Federation is excited to kick off its 12th annual Lost Fishing Gear Recovery Project, enlisting the support of 21 dedicated commercial fishermen and women.