Tag: Currituck

When you’re soaking up the sun on the beautiful shores of the Outer Banks, staying vigilant about beach flags is crucial for your safety. At Joe Lamb Jr. & Associates, we want you to enjoy your beach time confidently. For more information on beach safety, visit our dedicated beach safety page. Here’s a guide to the different beach flags and their meanings.

Corolla Wild mustangs grazing in the 4WD area for Carova.The Corolla Wild Horses have gotten themselves in the news again. It seems the herd has figured out that the fence meant to keep them in the 4WD area of the Currituck Banks is damaged. The fence runs from  the Currituck Sound to the

With two major music festivals this week, the Outer Banks music scene is heating up.Now that the Outer Banks Bluegrass Festival has moved to May, it looks as though this coming week can officially be termed Outer Banks Spring Music Festival Week.With two major music festivals this week, that seems

Picking fresh strawberries at the Malco's strawberry patch just north of the Wright Memorial Bridge.Everything is right in the world of the Outer Banks. The weather has been springtime perfect and Mr and Mrs. Malco have opened their strawberry patch for picking once again. It's hard to remember...

Proposed route of the Mid Currituck Bridge.In a move that is probably a surprise to no one who is following the events, the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) is suing NCDOT to stop construction of the $500 Mid Currituck Bridge.The SELC has been opposed to the bridge since it was first

Carova where large numbers of people and vehicles mix on a daily basis during the summer tourist season.Permit Required for Parking on Beach OnlyHeading to the Carova area of the Currituck Banks? If so, be sure to get a permit

County Commissioners Consider Beach Parking Fee for Northern Tip of Outer Banks Carova Beach is the main thoroughfare north of Corolla.There may be some changes coming to how the beaches of Carova are enjoyed this summer. The

Big Curri-Shuck--a great time in Currituck County.Imagine an event that requires the following—eat as many fresh steamed oysters as you can, sample local wine and beer, maybe have some eastern North Carolina barbecue and

End of the Currituck Reserve Boardwalk Trail leading to Currituck Sound.The Outer Banks is a surprising place. Almost all of our visitors come for the sun, the sand and the chance to sit on a beach and do as little as possible.