The Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan Advisory Committee will meet at 6 p.m. March 6 at the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality’s Washington regional office, 943 Washington Square Mall, Washington. The committee is assisting the Division of Marine Fisheries with development of Amendment 2 to the Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan, which could result in [...] Fishing | Full Article
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The Hatteras Island Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) be offering the CERT basic training class for anyone in the community who may be interested in attending. The training is designed to cover the following: • Disaster Preparedness • Fire Safety • Disaster Medical-Triage and Treating Life Threatening Injuries • Team Organization • Disaster Psychology • [...] Community News | Full Article
KILL DEVIL HILLS -- It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Colette Dubresson, 82, of Colington, on Friday, February 15, 2019, merely 3 days after the loss of her husband, Claude Dubresson. She was surrounded by love in her beautiful home, for which she was eternally grateful, at all times. Her friends were part of her family.
Fourth Annual Starry Nights: Exploring the World of STEM
February 19, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Sarah Allman
Hatteras Island is home to some of the darkest skies in not only the state, but the country as well. From our unique vantage point, glimpses of remarkable constellations such as Orion’s belt, Taurus the Bull, and even the Pleiades can be seen on a clear night. Indeed, with the right tools, folks on Hatteras [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
EDITOR’S BLOG: History of the Bonner Bridge, and a Look Bac ...
February 19, 2019 | Editor's Blog | By: Joy Crist | 2
There has always been a public fascination with the bridge that spans Oregon Inlet. Hundreds of stories have been written about the new bridge’s construction since the project broke ground on March 8, 2016, and when the county and state celebrated the imminent completion of the replacement bridge via a February “Community Day,” an estimated [...] Editor's Blog | Full Article
Group to Honor Etheridge, Life-Saving Crew
February 19, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Jennifer Allen | From The: Coastal Review Online
Capt. Richard Etheridge, a slave who was raised on Roanoke Island and taught to read and write, was the nation’s first African-American keeper of a United States Life-Saving Service Station. The Pea Island Life-Saving Station, of which Etheridge was appointed as keeper in 1880, also made history as the only station with an all-black crew [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Though the Bonner Bridge replacement is slated to open to vehicular traffic within a matter of days, a formal “grand opening” and official ribbon cutting ceremony is set for April 2, with Governor Roy Cooper among the expected guests. NCDOT Public Relations Officer Tim Haas told the Island Free Press late last week that the [...] Local News | Full Article
The summit will focus on the next steps to making North Carolina the Napa Valley of oysters. The ongoing quest to make North Carolina the world’s Napa Valley of oysters will be on full display in March. Oyster growers, fishermen, government officials, lawmakers, academics and conservation interests will gather to learn more about and even [...] Fishing | Full Article
The annual St. Baldrick’s Day head-shaving event is returning to Turner’s High Moon Bar in Avon for the second year in the row, and there’s still time for potential shavees to sign up and raise funds for childhood cancer research grants – just by going bald. The March event, which is affectionately referred to by [...] Local News | Full Article
Fair Haven United Methodist Women Donate School Supplies
February 15, 2019 | News and Business Briefs
The students pictured accepting some of the supplies are “The Young Leaders Group” at the school and this very special group of students is supervised by Ms. Kris Caroppoli. Every year the Methodist Women at Fair Haven UMC work with the Cape Hatteras Elementary School(and the CH Secondary School) to supply needed materials that the [...] Community News | Full Article
By Rita Thiel Ocracoke’s Bread of Life food pantry has expanded and will officially open at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 24, at the Assembly of God Church on Lighthouse Road. A prayer and dedication will kick off the celebration of this free-standing building next to the church, followed by a ribbon-cutting by Pastor Ivey [...] Local News | Full Article
Young Humpback Whale Washes Up Near Oregon Inlet
February 15, 2019 | Local News | From The: Outer Banks Voice
by Dee Langston A 38-foot juvenile humpback whale washed up on the beach near Oregon Inlet Tuesday morning. The male humpback was spotted floating off Jennette’s Pier on Monday, and again north of Nags Head later in the day. “On Tuesday morning it had landed north of Oregon Inlet, where it is now,” said [...] Local News | Full Article
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Groups Seek Court Order Blocking Atlantic Seismic Blasting
February 20, 2019 | Local News | By: Joy Crist
A group of conservation organizations today asked a federal judge to block the start of harmful seismic airgun blasting in the Atlantic Ocean, a precursor to offshore drilling, until the case can be fully heard in court. The motion for a preliminary injunction filed in federal court in Charleston contends, among other things, the Trump [...] Local News | Full Article
Two Weeks After Cleanup, All Evidence of Frisco Shipwreck has Disa ...
February 20, 2019 | Local News | By: Joy Crist
Two weeks after volunteers worked to remove more than a mile of debris along the beach, all evidence of a shipwreck that occurred off of Frisco on February 4 is gone from the shoreline. The National Park Service (NPS), in conjunction with the U.S. Coast Guard and contractor Atlantic Coast Marine, removed remaining pieces of [...] Local News | Full Article
Groups Seek Court Order Blocking Atlantic Seismic Blasting
February 20, 2019 | Local News | By: Joy Crist
A group of conservation organizations today asked a federal judge to block the start of harmful seismic airgun blasting in the Atlantic Ocean, a precursor to offshore drilling, until the case can be fully heard in court. The motion for a preliminary injunction filed in federal court in Charleston contends, among other things, the Trump [...] Local News | Full Article
Two Weeks After Cleanup, All Evidence of Frisco Shipwreck has Disa ...
February 20, 2019 | Local News | By: Joy Crist
Two weeks after volunteers worked to remove more than a mile of debris along the beach, all evidence of a shipwreck that occurred off of Frisco on February 4 is gone from the shoreline. The National Park Service (NPS), in conjunction with the U.S. Coast Guard and contractor Atlantic Coast Marine, removed remaining pieces of [...] Local News | Full Article
New Buxton Day Use Area and Kite Point Access Scheduled to be Open ...
February 19, 2019 | Local News | By: Joy Crist
Despite a forced delay caused by the federal government shutdown, parking areas at the new Buxton Day Use Area and at Kite Point are scheduled to be open by late May of 2019, per the Cape Hatteras National Seashore’s (CHNS) Chief of Maintenance, John Kowlok. Buxton Day Use Area The new parking area at the [...] Local News | Full Article
Though the Bonner Bridge replacement is slated to open to vehicular traffic within a matter of days, a formal “grand opening” and official ribbon cutting ceremony is set for April 2, with Governor Roy Cooper among the expected guests. NCDOT Public Relations Officer Tim Haas told the Island Free Press late last week that the [...] Local News | Full Article
The annual St. Baldrick’s Day head-shaving event is returning to Turner’s High Moon Bar in Avon for the second year in the row, and there’s still time for potential shavees to sign up and raise funds for childhood cancer research grants – just by going bald. The March event, which is affectionately referred to by [...] Local News | Full Article
By Rita Thiel Ocracoke’s Bread of Life food pantry has expanded and will officially open at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 24, at the Assembly of God Church on Lighthouse Road. A prayer and dedication will kick off the celebration of this free-standing building next to the church, followed by a ribbon-cutting by Pastor Ivey [...] Local News | Full Article
Young Humpback Whale Washes Up Near Oregon Inlet
February 15, 2019 | Local News | From The: Outer Banks Voice
by Dee Langston A 38-foot juvenile humpback whale washed up on the beach near Oregon Inlet Tuesday morning. The male humpback was spotted floating off Jennette’s Pier on Monday, and again north of Nags Head later in the day. “On Tuesday morning it had landed north of Oregon Inlet, where it is now,” said [...] Local News | Full Article
The Bonner Bridge replacement is expected to open to vehicular traffic within days, per NCDOT Public Relations Officer Tim Haas. The last step to opening the bridge entails painting the traffic lines on the roadways that direct traffic from the existing Bonner Bridge to the new bridge. “The bridge itself is ready to go,” [...] Local News | Full Article
A short stretch of N.C. Highway 12 just north of Rodanthe and the S-Curves has completed a move roughly 20-30 feet to the east to make way for upcoming construction on the new Jug Handle Bridge. The temporary traffic shift, which was initiated earlier in 2019, is similar to the temporary highway relocation conducted while [...] Local News | Full Article
Tillis Seeks Details on Offshore Drilling Plans
February 12, 2019 | Local News | From The: Coastal Review Online
Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., has requested additional information on the recent decision to open the Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf for review under a new oil and gas leasing program. The senator sent a letter Thursday with the request to the secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce, the acting secretary of the U.S. Department of [...] Local News | Full Article
Though the name for the Bonner Bridge replacement is not yet set in stone, a new moniker for the structure has caused heated debate across the board for island residents and visitors, especially in online and social media spheres. The debate unofficially began at the January 7 meeting of the Dare County Board of Commissioners [...] Local News | Full Article
Latest Round of Dredging Results in Clear Route for Hatteras Villa ...
February 12, 2019 | Local News | By: Joy Crist
The latest round of dredging in Hatteras Inlet, which included dredge work at Rollison Channel to the breakwater in Hatteras village as well as the South Ferry Channel, has resulted in a clear path for mariners, per an update at the February 11 meeting of the Dare County Waterways Commission. Steve Shriver, team leader of [...] Local News | Full Article
Congressman Walter B. Jones passed away on Sunday afternoon, February 10, after entering hospice care at his Eastern N.C. home in late January. “After faithfully representing the people of Eastern North Carolina in Congress and the state legislature for over 34 years, Congressman Walter B. Jones (NC-3) passed away this afternoon in Greenville, North Carolina. [...] Local News | Full Article
Photos by Don Bowers Hundreds of people from the Outer Banks and miles beyond congregated at the edge of Oregon Inlet on Saturday to celebrate the long-awaited completion of the new Bonner Bridge replacement. The event was called “Community Day” and was an opportunity for the public to be among the first folks to walk [...] Local News | Full Article
Cape Hatteras National Seashore (Seashore) recorded a 5.7 percent increase in total recreational visits in 2018 compared to 2017. Last year’s visitation (2,572,297) made it the busiest year at the Seashore since 2003. Monthly Recreational Visits Calendar Year 2018 January: 60,934 February: 76,818 March: 179,199 April: 175,377 May: 248,423 June: 389,722 July: 405,038 August: 387,698 September: 250,105 October: 201,269 November: 135,634 December: 62,080 See Figure 1 for a yearly comparison of recreational visits to the Seashore. Visitation estimates are collected by counting southbound vehicles just north of the Bonner Bridge and using a multiplier to estimate the total number of passengers heading south. Those estimates are added to the number of passengers going to Ocracoke Island from Cedar Island and Swan Quarter. The Seashore offers a variety of recreational activities, including b [...] Seashore News | Full Article
Beach Between Ramps 48 and 49 in Frisco Reopens After Volunteer Cl ...
February 6, 2019 | Seashore News
After dozens of local volunteers and community organizations joined in a massive clean-up effort, the beach in between ORV Ramps 48 and 49 reopened to the public on Tuesday afternoon, per a statement from the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. The clean-up was prompted by the wreck of a 55 foot shrimp trawler that occurred at [...] Seashore News | Full Article
NPS Takes Stock of Violations in National Seashore After Governmen ...
February 5, 2019 | Seashore News | By: Joy Crist | 1
Representatives from the National Park Service conducted a thorough examination of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore (CHNS) after the end of the 35-day government shutdown to identify cases of vandalism, violations, and other instances of misuse of the National Seashore’s facilities. During the government shutdown, the Cape Hatteras National Seashore (CHNS) had 7-10 staff members [...] Seashore News | Full Article
CHNS Seeks Volunteers for Large Beach Cleanup in Frisco After Ship ...
February 4, 2019 | Seashore News | 1
Cape Hatteras National Seashore is seeking volunteers who would like to help National Park Service staff clear a large debris field that was left this morning by the Big John shrimp trawler wreckage. The beach cleanup will take place tomorrow, February 5, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Individuals interested in volunteering should meet National Park Service [...] Seashore News | Full Article
Public Comment Period Extended on New Hunt Blind and Wildlife View ...
February 4, 2019 | Seashore News
Cape Hatteras National Seashore has extended the public comment period to review the Environmental Assessment (EA) on constructing a new accessible hunting blind and wildlife viewing platform on Bodie Island in Nags Head, North Carolina. The comment period was extended because the National Park Service Planning, Environmental, and Public Comment (PEPC) website was unavailable to [...] Seashore News | Full Article
National Seashore Facilities Reopen as NPS Employees Head Back to Work
January 26, 2019 | Seashore News
With the enactment of the continuing resolution, staff at Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, and Wright Brothers National Memorial resumed regular operations today. “I wish to thank the local Outer Banks community for offering assistance to federal employees during the lapse in appropriations,” said National Parks of Eastern North Carolina Superintendent [...] Seashore News | Full Article
Vandalism and Violations Reported at CHNS During Government Shutdown
January 18, 2019 | Seashore News | By: Joy Crist | 4
As the federal government shutdown affects the cleanliness and responsible use of National Parks throughout the country, the Cape Hatteras National Seashore (CHNS) is apparently not immune to spates of vandalism or park violations. A January 17 social media post by the Outer Banks Preservation Society (OBPA) outlined some of these recent violations, and called [...] Seashore News | Full Article
On Saturday, January 12, the North Carolina Beach Buggy Association (NCBBA) put out a call to its members and volunteers on Facebook and their website that the National Park Service needed help in keeping the Cape Hatteras National Seashore clean and pristine from trash and litter. As it was a last-minute call, 14 hardy folks [...] Seashore News | Full Article
Cape Hatteras National Seashore announced that restrooms at Whalebone Junction, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, and next to the Ocracoke Visitor Center reopened this weekend using revenue generated by recreation fees (camping, park entrance, and lighthouse climbing fees). Trash will also be removed from trash cans in several visitor areas at Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Fort [...] Seashore News | Full Article
Government Shutdown Will Likely Delay New 2019 National Seashore P ...
January 11, 2019 | Seashore News | By: Joy Crist
The partial U.S. government shutdown, which entered its 21st day on Friday, January 11, will likely delay two new Cape Hatteras National Seashore projects which were slated to begin in early 2019 – the new parking area at Kite Point, and the new Buxton Beach Day Use Area. As of Friday, the 21-day partial government [...] Seashore News | Full Article
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Fourth Annual Starry Nights: Exploring the World of STEM
February 19, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Sarah Allman
Hatteras Island is home to some of the darkest skies in not only the state, but the country as well. From our unique vantage point, glimpses of remarkable constellations such as Orion’s belt, Taurus the Bull, and even the Pleiades can be seen on a clear night. Indeed, with the right tools, folks on Hatteras Island have the advantage of seeing more of the night sky than most, giving us more opportunity to explore the stars and make new discoveries. With this and Hatteras families in mind, the Fourth Annual Starry Nights was formed. Alana Harrison of the Hatteras Village Civic Association, in conjunction with staff from the Morehead Planetarium and Science Center, coordinated and ran the event this year which centered around space exploration and STEM education for the younger generations of Hatteras Island. Friday night consisted of a space party complete with showings of the “Magic [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Talk to Focus on World War II Shipwrecks
February 14, 2019 | Hatteras Features | From The: Coastal Review Online
Missing U-boats from World War II are being discovered right off the coast of North Carolina. Joe Hoyt, acting national maritime heritage coordinator and maritime archaeologist at NOAA’s Monitor National Marine Sanctuary, will give a talk about World War II battles of the coast at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21, as part of the Science [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
The Bonner Bridge Replacement Timeline: A Look at the Many Obstacl ...
February 11, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Joy Crist
The Bonner Bridge replacement project is an endeavor that has spanned decades. With the current Bonner Bridge passing its 30-year lifespan in 1993, the road to reach a new bridge was crowded with red tape, lawsuits, and unexpected obstacles during the building process – which included runaway barges and an island-wide power outage. Take a [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
EMS Employee and Longtime Community Volunteer Receives 15-Year Ser ...
February 8, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Joy Crist
At the Dare County Board of Commissioner’s Meeting on February 4, Avon resident Kenny Brite received his 15-year service pin for his lengthy and dedicated work with Dare County Emergency Medical Services (EMS.) But talk to any Hatteras Island local who knows Kenny Brite, and they will attest that his years of service for the [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Valentine’s Day on Hatteras Island: Ways to Celebrate with the O ...
February 8, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Sarah Allman
With less than a week before the grandest love event of the year, many have already made plans to celebrate their special Valentine. For those of us who are still struggling to come up with the perfect way to celebrate our loved one, however, there is hope. Here are just a few of the ways [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Post-Storm Conditions Bring Big Waves for Local and Visiting Surfers
February 5, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Jay Phillips | 2
Tuesday morning dawn patrol at Cape Hatteras Lighthouse featured some scrumptious waves. Perfect conditions prevailed 24 hours after the passing of the intense low from Sunday night. Winds were light WNW and the swell was nicely organized and clean. I met a few surfers who drove up for the day from Carolina Beach. Asking them [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Night Sky: Rising Planets, Galaxy Pairs, and Other Highlights for ...
January 30, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Gerry Lebing
Clear Winter Nights in February is a Very Sirius Business! The brightest star in the night skies is Sirius. With a visual magnitude of -1.4, Sirius is often mistaken for Venus. Coming into February, it’s real easy to distinguish the two. Sirius is the brightest object in the SE skies in the evening, while Venus [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Sounding an Alarm on Homeowner’s Insurance
February 20, 2019 | Real Estate | By: Michelle Wagner | From The: Outer Banks Sentinel | 1
OBAR’s Willo Kelly rallies opposition to proposed 30% increase Homeowners on the barrier island portions of Dare, Currituck and Hyde Counties could face as much as a 30% hike in their insurance rates under a North Carolina Rate Bureau filing, Outer Banks Association of Realtors Chief Executive Officer Willo Kelly warned an audience of about 30 people at a League of Women Voters-sponsored forum on Feb. 13. Based on $200,000 of dwelling rebuild value with a $1,000 deductible, the proposed rate would mean a hike in insurance premiums from the current rate of $2,383 to $3,098 in the beach areas. Inland areas of Dare, Currituck, Hyde and Pamlico Counties face a potential 25 percent increase — which would translate into a nearly $500 increase based on the same values. Kelly, a longtime watchdog and advocate for the region when it comes to property insurance concerns, said that the N.C. De [...] Real Estate | Full Article
Avon Project Part of Worker Housing Push
February 13, 2019 | Real Estate | By: Neel Keller | From The: Outer Banks Sentinel | 1
But other projects may depend on new legislation The Dare County Commissioners took a step forward in their efforts to encourage new year-round housing developments with a Feb. 4 approval of a site plan and conditional use permit application for construction of a cluster home development in Avon. The application was submitted by OT Enterprises, [...] Real Estate | Full Article
There are many ways to look at the current state of the real estate market. The saying that “all real estate is local” is a good rule to follow. The more focused the analysis, the better the conclusions. Using this frame of reference as a guideline, if we look at the Hatteras Island real estate [...] Real Estate | Full Article
ReBuild NC to Host Outreach Events for Islanders Impacted by Hurri ...
January 24, 2019 | Real Estate
Per the North Carolina Department of Public Safety, ReBuild NC will host a series of outreach events in Dare County in the coming weeks, offering in-person help to Hurricane Matthew survivors who have not yet submitted a program application for assistance. Individuals are encouraged to dial 2-1-1 to schedule an appointment with an application specialist who [...] Real Estate | Full Article
The North Carolina Rate Bureau (NCRB) submitted a Homeowners Insurance Rate Filing to the NC Department of Insurance NCDOI) on Dec. 20. The filing reflects an overall statewide average increase of 17.4 percent for homeowners, renters and condominium rates. However, NCRB has requested a rate increase of 30 percent in the homeowner rate in the [...] Real Estate | Full Article
Dare County has received notice of the availability of Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) funds for the elevation of homes in unincorporated Dare County. The FMA program provides funding to reduce or eliminate the risk of repetitive flood damage to buildings and structures insurable under the National Flood Insurance Program. If you are a year-round resident [...] Real Estate | Full Article
The Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan Advisory Committee will meet at 6 p.m. March 6 at the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality’s Washington regional office, 943 Washington Square Mall, Washington. The committee is assisting the Division of Marine Fisheries with development of Amendment 2 to the Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan, which could result in management measures impacting both commercial and recreational fisheries. A 2018 Southeast Regional Southern Flounder Stock Assessment found that southern flounder is overfished and overfishing is occurring throughout the region. Overfished means the population size is too small. Overfishing means the removal rate is too high. The current draft of Amendment 2 includes possible management measures for North Carolina designed to end overfishing of southern flounder and to rebuild the stock within 10 years. However, Depa [...] Fishing | Full Article
GUEST COLUMN: WOTUS Rollback: ‘No Wetlands, No Seafood’
February 20, 2019 | Guest Column | From The: Coastal Review Online
by Morty Gaskill and Ryan Bethea As directed by President Donald Trump in 2017, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of the Army on Dec. 11, 2018, signed a proposed rule revising the definition of “waters of the United States” addressing federal authority under the Clean Water Act. The agencies’ proposal is the [...] Community News | Full Article
The Hatteras Island Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) be offering the CERT basic training class for anyone in the community who may be interested in attending. The training is designed to cover the following: • Disaster Preparedness • Fire Safety • Disaster Medical-Triage and Treating Life Threatening Injuries • Team Organization • Disaster Psychology • [...] Community News | Full Article
Fair Haven United Methodist Women Donate School Supplies
February 15, 2019 | News and Business Briefs
The students pictured accepting some of the supplies are “The Young Leaders Group” at the school and this very special group of students is supervised by Ms. Kris Caroppoli. Every year the Methodist Women at Fair Haven UMC work with the Cape Hatteras Elementary School(and the CH Secondary School) to supply needed materials that the [...] Community News | Full Article
People, especially our families, ask us why we stay living here on Hatteras Island, especially as we age. They see hurricanes, medical inconveniences and all those stairs! “Is it your love of the ocean?” they ask. Well, yes, but it is really the love, internal warmth and compassion shown to us, by you, this community. As the latest hurricane strengthened and my husband was away, my daughter Kelsey and I spent two days securing our house and boat. We evacuated with our dog, cat and snake. After that, I did suggest to Alan that we should consider moving. “How can we?” he said. “We haven’t paid back the community for all they did for us. We have to stay!” He was so right and here is why.
Methodist Men Honored for 41 Years of Service to Hatteras Community
February 8, 2019 | News and Business Briefs | By: Neel Keller | From The: Outer Banks Sentinel
At its Feb. 4 meeting, the Dare Board of Commissioners honored the volunteers of the Cape Hatteras United Methodist Men for 41 years of service to the community on Hatteras Island, during which they have provided 19,000 meals and $2 million in assistance to people in need. Board Chairman Bob Woodard read a Certificate of [...] Community News | Full Article
N.C. Ferry Division to Hold Career Fair in Hatteras March 1
February 7, 2019 | News and Business Briefs
The N.C. Department of Transportation’s Ferry Division will be holding its first-ever career fair on Friday, March 1, at the Hatteras Civic Center from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. “We’re looking for exceptional employees in all positions,” said Ferry Division Director Harold Thomas. “Whether they want a summer job or a full-time career, we hope [...] Community News | Full Article
Obituaries
KILL DEVIL HILLS -- It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Colette Dubresson, 82, of Colington, on Friday, February 15, 2019, merely 3 days after the loss of her husband, Claude Dubresson. She was surrounded by love in her beautiful home, for which she was eternally grateful, at all times. Her friends were part of her family.
KILL DEVIL HILLS -- Claude Michel Dubresson passed away in his home in Colington on Tuesday, February 12, 2019. He was surrounded by love and family in his favorite environment. Mr. Dubresson was an incredible entrepreneur, friend, and above all, a man of integrity with the highest of work ethics.
HATTERAS — Leon Richard Scarborough, Sr., 82, passed peacefully after a battle with cancer, in his home in Hendersonville, NC on February 7, 2019 — 3 weeks before his 83rd birthday. Born and raised in Hatteras, NC, he was the son of the late Fulton and Wilma Scarborough. He proudly served in the United States [...] Obituaries | Full Article
GARNER – Sherry Wilson Midgette, 69, passed away Tuesday, February 12, 2019. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, February 15, 2019 at Garner United Methodist Church. The family will receive friends an hour prior to the funeral at the church. Graveside services will be held at 2:00 pm on Monday, February 18, 2019 in Montlawn Memorial Park, Raleigh.
MANTEO – Dr. Frank Thomas (Tom) Wooten, III of Manteo, NC died at home on February 11, 2019. He was born Sept. 24, 1935 in Chadbourn, NC. Tom was the son of the late Katherine McRae Wooten and Frank Thomas Wooten, Jr. Tom graduated from Chadbourn High School in 1952 and from the McCallie School [...] Obituaries | Full Article
NAGS HEAD -- went peacefully into the Lord’s arms on Monday, February 4, 2019. Born on October 30, 1927 in Walnut Cove, NC, Dennis was 91. He was predeceased by his father, Charlie Mabe, his mother, Pearlie Stephens Mabe, his sister, Mozelle Mabe Walker and brother, William Mabe. He is survived by his wife, Phyllis Botts Mabe, his daughter, Paula Gay Mabe Johnson, his son-in-law, Larry Johnson, his stepsons, Robert Michael Greenwood and Steven Russell Greenwood, his granddaughter, Claire Taylor Johnson and grandsons, Robert Michael Greenwood, Jr. and Kyle Connor Greenwood, his sister, Lucille Mabe Harris, and brother, Charlie Mabe, Jr., many nieces and nephews and friends.
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