Tag: Hurricane Matthew

Things are looking great for the 2017 Outer Banks Bluegrass Festival this year from October 4-7. After Hurricane Matthew wreaked havoc with fall entertainment plans last year, there's a certain karmic balance to having great weather on tap for this year.The show runs Wednesday through Saturday with

Beach nourishment construction zone in Duck.The first 200' of the Dare County Intra-Local Beach Nourishment project has been competed in Duck. Crews been working last week and made good progress in spite of some thunderstorms

2016-a mostly good year.2016 was certainly an interesting year. Most of it was really positive and and there is not doubt the Outer Banks is still the best place anywhere for a family vacation.Some of the headlines, though,

Construction on the Beach Road in Kitty Hawk, repairing damage done by Hurricane Matthew.Hurricane Matthew is almost two weeks gone and we're still dealing with the lingering effects here on the Outer Banks.Everything is open

It's all about seafood at the Outer Banks Seafood Festival.The 5th Annual Outer Banks Seafood Festival at Nags Head on Saturday was a great reminder about what the Outer Banks is all about. And it feels so good to put

Outer Banks Seafood Festival this Saturday.The Outer Banks Seafood Festival is coming at just the right time. Gates open at 10:30 on Saturday and the food and entertainment keeps going until six. The setting at the Nags Head

A State in disarray but a community united. Hurricane Matthew was a force to be reckoned with beginning with devastating results in Haiti and working its way through Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. The effects from this storm will be felt for months. Harsh winds, heavy rains,

Hurricane Matthew should be long gone by next weekend when the Outer Banks Seafood Festival takes center stage.Even though it looks as though Hurricane Matthew is going to pass well to the south of the Outer Banks as it heads out