A picture is worth one thousand words. The electronic messaging sign is up and running again. Located at the north end of the village heading to the Hatteras Inlet ferry terminal, the sign was installed in early 2015 at the urging of the N.C. Ferry Division by the N.C. Department of Transportation which manages it [...] Local News | Full Article
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Slow Progress on County Housing Initiative
April 18, 2019 | Local News | By: Neel Keller | From The: Outer Banks Sentinel
Half a year after the Dare County Commissioners approved a series of zoning changes aimed at encouraging the development of more reasonably priced, year-round housing, Dare Planning Director Donna Creef told them that, to date, progress toward that goal has been modest. “We have been moving slowly,” Creef said while delivering a six-month progress report [...] Local News | Full Article
The 2019 North Carolina Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards were presented to local recipients at the April 15 Dare County Board of Commissioners meeting in Manteo, and Hatteras resident Wendy Stowe Sisler was among this year’s honorees. Sisler will also be receiving the Governor’s Medallion Award in Raleigh, which is given to only 20 recipients in [...] Community News | Full Article
KILL DEVIL HILLS – William Lambert, aged 101, died peacefully on Saturday, April 13, 2019 at the home he shared for over six years with his daughter, Mary Lambert, and son-in-law, Martin Keely, on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. He moved to Kill Devil Hills, NC, after the death of Lorraine, his beloved wife [...] Obituaries | Full Article
Catch the Antares Rocket Launch from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility
April 16, 2019 | Local News | By: Kari Pugh | From The: OBX Today
Want to see a rocket launch? You’ll have a chance on Wednesday, April 17, during the daytime launch of Northrop Grumman’s Antares rocket from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. Wallops and Virginia’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport are set to support the launch of the Antares rocket, carrying the [...] Local News | Full Article
Outer Banks Forever Celebrates National Park Week with Official Launch
April 16, 2019 | Seashore News
To celebrate National Park Week, (April 20 – 28), the new organization Outer Banks Forever will officially launch as the non-profit partner of the three Outer Banks national parks: Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, and Wright Brothers National Memorial. Outer Banks Forever is a non-profit that will provide project funding, public awareness and volunteer support to [...] Seashore News | Full Article
Hatteras Island Real Estate: 2019 Real Estate Market Trends & ...
April 15, 2019 | Real Estate | By: Tom Hranicka
As we enter the start of the 2019 vacation season, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at the trends that we are seeing in the Hatteras Island real estate market. Last year was a flat year for the residential real estate market on Hatteras Island. Sales were down slightly, and there [...] Real Estate | Full Article
The seasonal ORV access for beaches in front of the villages of Hatteras Island has closed for the summer season starting on Monday, April 15. These routes, which run parallel to the towns of Hatteras, Frisco, Avon, and the tri-villages, open to ORVs annually in the winter months when the visitor population is low, and [...] Seashore News | Full Article
Deputies Will Help Speed Up Slow Election Returns in Dare
April 15, 2019 | Local News | From The: Outer Banks Voice
Even as digital delivery has streamlined election returns in recent years, Dare has lagged behind neighboring counties in posting results online. So the Dare County Board of Elections has decided to do something about it. “One of the complaints we’ve received is how long it takes for the returns to be posted,” Dare County Board [...] Local News | Full Article
A new community playground on the grounds of the Fair Haven United Methodist Church (UMC) in Rodanthe is now open to the public. Featuring a rock wall, a rope cargo net staircase, two swings, one toddler baby swing, a tire swing, a tic-tac-toe board, a lookout tower, and two slides, the playground recently opened after [...] Local News | Full Article
Building a Beach House that Can Withstand the Outer Banks Elements
April 12, 2019 | Sponsored | Hatteras Home Builders
When it comes to construction, Outer Banks builders and homes have more than their fair share of challenges. Exposure to salt, water, wind and heat are all commonplace on the Outer Banks, and this is in addition to the seasonal nor’easter or hurricane that can amplify the risks to a home’s structural and aesthetic integrity. [...] Real Estate | Full Article
This National Volunteer Week, April 7-13, 2019, the National Park Service commends Volunteer Frank Welles for his remarkable dedication and time spent volunteering with Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Welles is an active sea turtle nest sitter and assists with scheduling other volunteers to provide coverage at each nest. “There are many exciting reasons for volunteering [...] Seashore News | Full Article
Ferry Messaging Sign Back Up and Runnning
April 18, 2019 | Local News | By: Peter.Vankevich | From The: Ocracoke Observer
A picture is worth one thousand words. The electronic messaging sign is up and running again. Located at the north end of the village heading to the Hatteras Inlet ferry terminal, the sign was installed in early 2015 at the urging of the N.C. Ferry Division by the N.C. Department of Transportation which manages it [...] Local News | Full Article
Slow Progress on County Housing Initiative
April 18, 2019 | Local News | By: Neel Keller | From The: Outer Banks Sentinel
Half a year after the Dare County Commissioners approved a series of zoning changes aimed at encouraging the development of more reasonably priced, year-round housing, Dare Planning Director Donna Creef told them that, to date, progress toward that goal has been modest. “We have been moving slowly,” Creef said while delivering a six-month progress report [...] Local News | Full Article
Ferry Messaging Sign Back Up and Runnning
April 18, 2019 | Local News | By: Peter.Vankevich | From The: Ocracoke Observer
A picture is worth one thousand words. The electronic messaging sign is up and running again. Located at the north end of the village heading to the Hatteras Inlet ferry terminal, the sign was installed in early 2015 at the urging of the N.C. Ferry Division by the N.C. Department of Transportation which manages it [...] Local News | Full Article
Slow Progress on County Housing Initiative
April 18, 2019 | Local News | By: Neel Keller | From The: Outer Banks Sentinel
Half a year after the Dare County Commissioners approved a series of zoning changes aimed at encouraging the development of more reasonably priced, year-round housing, Dare Planning Director Donna Creef told them that, to date, progress toward that goal has been modest. “We have been moving slowly,” Creef said while delivering a six-month progress report [...] Local News | Full Article
A high wind watch and a gale watch has been issued for the Outer Banks in anticipation of severe weather forecast for Friday afternoon and evening, per a Thursday morning update from the National Weather Service Newport / Morehead City Office. Hatteras and Ocracoke islands are at an enhanced risk for severe weather from Friday [...] Local News | Full Article
The National Weather Service Newport / Morehead City Office reported that there is a potential for severe weather on Friday afternoon and Friday night, per a Wednesday afternoon update. Hatteras and Ocracoke islands are at an enhanced risk for severe weather, which means that numerous thunderstorms are possible, along with heavy rains, high surf, high [...] Local News | Full Article
The community playground on the edge of Avon village has temporarily closed to the public due to safety concerns with the site’s equipment. A representative from the playground equipment’s manufacturer is currently working with the Dare County Parks & Recreation Department to assess the equipment, and to proceed with any repairs or replacements as needed. [...] Local News | Full Article
Catch the Antares Rocket Launch from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility
April 16, 2019 | Local News | By: Kari Pugh | From The: OBX Today
Want to see a rocket launch? You’ll have a chance on Wednesday, April 17, during the daytime launch of Northrop Grumman’s Antares rocket from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. Wallops and Virginia’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport are set to support the launch of the Antares rocket, carrying the [...] Local News | Full Article
On Friday, April 12, crews from both the U.S. Coast Guard Station Hatteras Inlet and Station Oregon Inlet responded to a call of a 32’ foot disabled sailboat that was located north of Diamond Shoals. A Motor Lifeboat (MLB) crew from U.S. Coast Guard Station Hatteras Inlet initially took the sailing vessel into tow, until [...] Local News | Full Article
Deputies Will Help Speed Up Slow Election Returns in Dare
April 15, 2019 | Local News | From The: Outer Banks Voice
Even as digital delivery has streamlined election returns in recent years, Dare has lagged behind neighboring counties in posting results online. So the Dare County Board of Elections has decided to do something about it. “One of the complaints we’ve received is how long it takes for the returns to be posted,” Dare County Board [...] Local News | Full Article
Per the National Weather Service Newport / Morehead City office, confidence is increasing that a line of thunderstorms will cross the coastal North Carolina area tonight, potentially bringing downpours, high winds, isolated tornadoes, and hail to Hatteras and Ocracoke islands. The thunderstorms are forecast to occur from late Sunday night until sunrise on Monday morning, [...] Local News | Full Article
A new community playground on the grounds of the Fair Haven United Methodist Church (UMC) in Rodanthe is now open to the public. Featuring a rock wall, a rope cargo net staircase, two swings, one toddler baby swing, a tire swing, a tic-tac-toe board, a lookout tower, and two slides, the playground recently opened after [...] Local News | Full Article
The Cape Hatteras National Seashore (CHNS) announced several recent updates and news items related to recreational activities and seashore conditions on Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands. News items and events related to the National Seashore for the week of April 11 include the following: Seashore Updates On the morning of April 9, an off-road vehicle (ORV) [...] Local News | Full Article
Ocracoke Set to Get Rental Passenger Ferry in Late May
April 11, 2019 | Local News | By: Connie Leinbach | From The: Ocracoke Observer | 2
Ocracoke should have a passenger ferry this year starting May 24, thanks to a lawmaker friend in Raleigh. John A. Torbett (R-Gaston) said Wednesday night that while in budget meetings Tuesday, Secretary of the Department of Transportation James Trogdon said he would pay for leasing a passenger ferry from May 24 to Sept. 22 out [...] Local News | Full Article
As Bonner Bridge Comes Down Navigation Through Oregon Inlet is Shi ...
April 11, 2019 | Local News | By: Sam Walker | From The: OBX Today
Now that demolition of the Bonner Bridge over Oregon Inlet has begun, mariners need to be aware of changes to navigation under the old bridge and the new Basnight Bridge. To avoid the continued shoaling by Bodie Island spit at the old bridge’s navigation span, a new area has been marked and lighted to the [...] Local News | Full Article
Early Voting for 3rd District Congressional Primary Starts Today
April 10, 2019 | Local News | From The: Outer Banks Voice
Primary voting to whittle down a field of 26 candidates for the seat held by the late Walter B. Jones Jr. starts today. Voters in North Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District will have plenty of choices. Republican primary voters will be presented with a slate of 17 candidates, while six Democrats will face off in their [...] Local News | Full Article
Saturday’s Beach Clean-up Sweeps the Shoreline from Coquina Beach to Ocracoke
April 17, 2019 | Seashore News | By: Joy Crist | 1
An Outer Banks-wide beach clean-up on Saturday, April 13, generated dozens of volunteers and plenty of trash, thanks to the efforts of the National Park Service (NPS), and the North Carolina Beach Buggy Association (NCBBA.) The two organizations effectively co-hosted the day-long event, with the NPS conducting cleanups at the Bodie Island Lighthouse, the Old Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Site, and the Day Use Area on Ocracoke Island, and the NCBBA manning the ORV ramps from Salvo to Ocracoke, and handing out packets of information as well as trash bags to beachgoers. Michael Barber, CHNS Public Affairs Specialist, said that the NPS had 41 volunteers for the day’s cleanup, while NCBBA had roughly 16 volunteers stationed at the ramps. The NCBBA also held a corresponding “Adopt A Highway Clean Up” from Coquina Beach to Oregon Inlet Bridge, which included an additional half dozen volunteer [...] Seashore News | Full Article
Outer Banks Forever Celebrates National Park Week with Official Launch
April 16, 2019 | Seashore News
To celebrate National Park Week, (April 20 – 28), the new organization Outer Banks Forever will officially launch as the non-profit partner of the three Outer Banks national parks: Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, and Wright Brothers National Memorial. Outer Banks Forever is a non-profit that will provide project funding, public awareness and volunteer support to [...] Seashore News | Full Article
The seasonal ORV access for beaches in front of the villages of Hatteras Island has closed for the summer season starting on Monday, April 15. These routes, which run parallel to the towns of Hatteras, Frisco, Avon, and the tri-villages, open to ORVs annually in the winter months when the visitor population is low, and [...] Seashore News | Full Article
This National Volunteer Week, April 7-13, 2019, the National Park Service commends Volunteer Frank Welles for his remarkable dedication and time spent volunteering with Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Welles is an active sea turtle nest sitter and assists with scheduling other volunteers to provide coverage at each nest. “There are many exciting reasons for volunteering [...] Seashore News | Full Article
The Cape Hatteras National Seashore (CHNS) announced several recent updates and news items related to recreational activities and seashore conditions on Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands. News items and events related to the National Seashore for the week of April 4 include the following: Seashore Updates On Tuesday morning, the Federal Highway Administration began a one [...] Seashore News | Full Article
Repaving Projects to Begin on Roads, Parking Areas Throughout Cape ...
April 2, 2019 | Seashore News | 1
On Tuesday morning, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) began a one-year project to preserve many of the paved roads and parking areas within Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, and Wright Brothers National Memorial. The contractor for the $6.9 million project is Bryant’s Land & Development Industries, Inc. from Burnsville, North Carolina. [...] Seashore News | Full Article
The Cape Hatteras National Seashore (CHNS) announced several recent updates and news items related to recreational activities and seashore conditions on Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands. News items and events related to the National Seashore for the week of March 29 include the following: Seashore Updates Superintendent Hallac will provide brief remarks at next Tuesday’s new [...] Seashore News | Full Article
UPDATE: Investigation Finds Wildfire in Frisco Was Not Naturally C ...
March 26, 2019 | Seashore News
On the afternoon of Friday, March 22, Cape Hatteras National Seashore Rangers with support from the Buxton and Frisco Volunteer Fire Departments extinguished a wildfire located north of ORV ramp 48 between Inside Road and the oceanfront in Frisco. The National park Service (NPS) states that if visitors had not reported the wildfire after observing [...] Seashore News | Full Article
On the morning of Sunday, March 24, Cape Hatteras National Seashore staff discovered damage to multiple signs along N.C. Highway 12 near the Sandy Bay Day Use Area (between Frisco and Hatteras, NC). Damaged signs included a North Carolina Department of Transportation speed limit sign, a National Park Service (NPS) Sandy Bay parking area sign, [...] Seashore News | Full Article
The Cape Hatteras National Seashore (CHNS) announced several recent updates and news items related to recreational activities and seashore conditions on Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands. Updates and upcoming events for the week of March 21 include the following: Seashore Updates The Bodie Island and Cape Hatteras Lighthouses will open for climbing from April 19 through [...] Seashore News | Full Article
TopBeachcombing on the Outer Banks, especially during the winter and early spring, can prove to be a challenging adventure due to the harsh weather conditions that frequent the area. Our sandbar is known for its many shipwrecks due to high seas, strong currents and blustery nor’easters. In the winter months, the Labrador Current dips down and pushes its artic waters close to Hatteras Island, colliding with the Gulf Stream. This collision can stir up the ocean floor and cause huge amounts of debris to wash ashore, from shell piles to shipwrecks. Many shells favor cold water over tropical waters, and one kind in particular that many beachcombers enjoy collecting is the whelk. Whelk shells are often mistakenly called conch shells, but there are many differences in the two shell types. For starters, aside from the whelks preferring cold water and conchs preferring tropical waters, whelks are [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Night Sky: Galaxies, Galaxies Everywhere and Other Highlights for ...
March 29, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Gerry Lebing
The night skies of March were literally filled with great opportunities to view some of my favorite Deep Space Objects (DSO) – galaxies. With very few exceptions, most galaxies are rather far away from us. The Andromeda Galaxy (M31) is the Milky Way’s nearest galactic neighbor. It’s only 2.5 million light years away from us. [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Beyond the Concrete and Steel, a Bridge’s Human Component
March 28, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Kipp Tabb | From The: Outer Banks Voice
Traffic is finally flowing across the replacement for the Bonner Bridge. There will be a ribbon cutting on April 2, and the official name will be the Marc Basnight Bridge. With a design life of 100 years, the bridge over Oregon Inlet by any standard is a remarkable construct of concrete and steel. Yet its [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Bald is Beautiful at Annual St. Baldrick’s Fundraising Event
March 24, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Joy Crist
Photos by Don Bowers The annual St. Baldrick’s Day fundraiser and shave-a-thon was a banner event in its 13th year in Avon, raising $6,866 in donations for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation – a volunteer-driven charity that funds childhood cancer research grants. Held for the second year in a row at Turner’s High Moon Bar in [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Shells from around the world to be auctioned at Shell Club meeting ...
March 18, 2019 | Hatteras Features | From The: Ocracoke Observer
A special live auction of shells from around the world will highlight the North Carolina Shell Club meeting in the evenings of March 29 and 30 in the Ocracoke Community Center. Members and nonmembers are invited to attend each night. Several shell collections were donated to the club this year, said Dora Zimmerman, president, and [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Iconic Apollo 9 Image of NC Coast Turns 50
March 12, 2019 | Hatteras Features | By: Catherine Kozak | From The: Coastal Review Online
Stark, artfully angled and shockingly skinny, the Outer Banks of North Carolina gained a whole new visual perspective of its fragile geology in a photograph taken 50 years ago by the Apollo 9 spacecraft. The shot, taken from an altitude of about 120 miles at 10 a.m. on March 12, 1969, during the spacecraft’s 136th [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
The N.C. Department of Transportation needs volunteers to help clean up trash along roads during the Adopt-A-Highway Spring Litter Sweep from April 13-27. Each April and September, NCDOT calls on volunteers from across North Carolina to help remove litter from roadsides. Volunteers from local businesses, schools, non-profits, churches and community groups play an important role in keeping [...] Hatteras Features | Full Article
Hatteras Island Real Estate: 2019 Real Estate Market Trends & Observations
April 15, 2019 | Real Estate | By: Tom Hranicka
As we enter the start of the 2019 vacation season, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at the trends that we are seeing in the Hatteras Island real estate market. Last year was a flat year for the residential real estate market on Hatteras Island. Sales were down slightly, and there was no change in the median sale price from 2017. The good news is that the market recorded positive results for the first two months of 2019. No one is quite sure why the market did not continue to improve during 2018 as it had for the previous three years. Buyers continue to show a preference for residential properties priced below $300,000. In all price ranges above $200,000 - $299,999, the supply of properties exceeds buyer demand. The median sale price for residential properties in 2018 was $305,000, and the median sale price for undeveloped lots was $85,000. A total of 313 properties were s [...] Real Estate | Full Article
Building a Beach House that Can Withstand the Outer Banks Elements
April 12, 2019 | Sponsored | Hatteras Home Builders
When it comes to construction, Outer Banks builders and homes have more than their fair share of challenges. Exposure to salt, water, wind and heat are all commonplace on the Outer Banks, and this is in addition to the seasonal nor’easter or hurricane that can amplify the risks to a home’s structural and aesthetic integrity. [...] Real Estate | Full Article
Dare Board Approves Rodanthe Cluster Home Proposal
April 4, 2019 | Real Estate | By: Neel Keller | From The: Outer Banks Sentinel
Project seen as part of effort to create more long-term housing Following up on their February approval of a planned cluster home development in Avon, the Dare County Commissioners continued their efforts to use recent zoning changes to encourage new year-round housing with an April 1 approval of a site plan and conditional use permit [...] Real Estate | Full Article
Outer Banks Hot Tub Maintenance Must-Do’s to Get the Season Started
March 22, 2019 | Sponsored | Ace Hardware
Having a working hot tub at your vacation rental is a selling point. If it isn’t working properly when your guests arrive, this could result in bad reviews or even refunds. As a remote homeowner, knowing the right questions to ask of your Outer Banks hot tub or pool maintenance company is critical. Outer Banks [...] Real Estate | Full Article
Calling Rate Request Excessive, Insurance Chief Sets Hearing
February 22, 2019 | Real Estate | From The: Outer Banks Voice | 1
A hearing has been set for the end of summer on a proposed increase in homeowners insurance rates that could be more than 30 percent in coastal counties just a year after rates jumped by 15 percent in some areas. The request covers policies for residential property, tenants and condominiums. State Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey [...] Real Estate | 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 [...] Real Estate | Full Article
New Exhibit Uncovers the Faces Behind the Local Fishing Industry
April 10, 2019 | Fishing | By: Joy Crist
A new exhibit featuring Outer Banks photographer Daniel Pullen has recently launched at the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum, and the series of photographs provide an insider’s look at life on our local waters that visitors rarely get to see. The exhibit, entitled “Endangered Community: The Independent Waterman Project,” stems from an ongoing and years-long project by Pullen to capture the islanders who work in the local fishing industry. Folks who have attended the annual Day at the Docks (DATD) celebration in September have likely seen a few of these photos before, (as they were showcased in recent years as a stand-alone exhibit), and the photos have made waves with members throughout the fishing community, and on a larger state-wide scale as well. In fact, on the evening of the museum’s opening reception for the exhibit, one of Pullen’s photos was also being displayed at th [...] Fishing | Full Article
The 2019 North Carolina Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards were presented to local recipients at the April 15 Dare County Board of Commissioners meeting in Manteo, and Hatteras resident Wendy Stowe Sisler was among this year’s honorees. Sisler will also be receiving the Governor’s Medallion Award in Raleigh, which is given to only 20 recipients in [...] Community News | Full Article
Donations Sought for British Cemetery Ceremony
April 10, 2019 | News and Business Briefs | From The: Ocracoke Observer
The British Cemetery ceremony and reception, scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday, May 10, is seeking donations to help with landscaping the grave sites and providing food for the reception. This ceremony, organized by the War Graves Committee on Hatteras, remembers the sinking by German U-boats, of the HMT Bedfordshire, a British trawler, off the coast [...] Community News | Full Article
Hyde County Takes the Pledge to Support the More Powerful NC Campaign
April 9, 2019 | News and Business Briefs
Hyde County Health Department and Hyde County Behavioral Health are partnering to support More Powerful NC, a public education campaign that recently launched to raise awareness about the opioid epidemic and empower North Carolinians to take action to address the crisis in their homes, neighborhoods, and communities. The More Powerful NC campaign is supported by [...] Community News | Full Article
National studies consistently rank electric lineman among the most dangerous jobs in the country, and for good reason. Laboring high in the air wearing heavy equipment and working directly with high voltage creates the perfect storm of a dangerous and unforgiving profession. But linemen are up to the task. These brave men are committed to [...] Community News | Full Article
Dare County Releases Good Friday Holiday Trash Collection Schedule
April 5, 2019 | News and Business Briefs
Dare County Offices will be closed on Friday, April 19 in observance of Good Friday. The Dare County C&D Landfill, the Manteo and Buxton Transfer Stations, the Manteo Recycle Yard and the Rodanthe Recycle Center will also be closed Friday, April 19. Trash collection for the week of April 15 through April 19 will be [...] Community News | Full Article
Below is a list of people who have been arrested on view or with warrants by the Dare County Sheriff’s Office for a felony charge and taken to the Dare County Detention Facility. All subjects are considered innocent until proven guilty. March 1, 2019 Jeremy Scott Barfield M/40 Probation Violation (F) March 2, 2019 James [...] Community News | Full Article
OBITUARIES
KILL DEVIL HILLS – William Lambert, aged 101, died peacefully on Saturday, April 13, 2019 at the home he shared for over six years with his daughter, Mary Lambert, and son-in-law, Martin Keely, on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. He moved to Kill Devil Hills, NC, after the death of Lorraine, his beloved wife [...] Obituaries | Full Article
June 21, 1955 – April 9, 2019 KILL DEVIL HILLS — Martin Leslie Hammill, 63, of Kill Devil Hills, NC, died at his home on Tuesday, April 9, 2019. He was born on June 21, 1955, in Lynchburg, VA. Marty was the son of the late Frederick Martin Hammill and Elizabeth Robson Hammill. Marty is [...] Obituaries | Full Article
November 18, 1927 – April 9, 2019 MANTEO — Hilda Irene Mann Midgett, 91, of Manteo, NC died Tuesday, April 9, 2019, at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. A native of Dare County, she was born November 18, 1927, to the late Emma Pugh and Cecil Mann. Hilda is survived by two daughters, Christina D’Andrea M. [...] Obituaries | Full Article
June 25, 1928 – April 7, 2019 KILL DEVIL HILLS — Norman Leslie Sheets, 91, of Kill Devil Hills, NC was reunited with his wife Verna Dean Sheets in heaven on Sunday, April 7, 2019. Their love and dedication to each other over the past 69 years was a blessing. His bride had predeceased him [...] Obituaries | Full Article
Donald John Loeffler of Culpeper, Virginia, born on June 22, 1926, went to be with our Lord Jesus on Saturday, March 30, 2019. He was born to Celia and Phillip Loeffler in Scranton, PA, where he grew up and later met the love of his life. His wife, Joan Eleanor (Edwards) Loeffler, will miss her [...] Obituaries | Full Article
December 12, 1943 – April 7, 2019 RICHMOND AND KITTY HAWK – Julia Mae Rogers Horton, 75, of Richmond, VA died Sunday, April 7, 2019, at her son’s home in New Kent, VA. A native of Kitty Hawk, NC, she was born December 12, 1943, to the late Lucy Viola Perry and Herman Leroy Rogers. [...] Obituaries | Full Article
MANTEO — Patricia Hyde Decker, 81, died at home of natural causes Sunday April 7, 2019. Her beloved children were at her side. Born in England, Patricia’s US citizenship was sponsored as a child, by the Church of Latter Day Saints. She became a church member and spent her life in service to others. Along [...] Obituaries | Full Article
SOUTHERN SHORES — Etta Kealy Price, a dual resident of Southern Shores, NC, and Fairfax Station, VA died Wednesday April 3, 2019 at her home in Southern Shores, NC surrounded by family and friends. Born in Rocky Mount, NC and raised in Halifax and Dare Counties, Kealy was a graduate of Manteo High School and [...] Obituaries | Full Article
SOUTHERN SHORES – Julia R. Bair passed Thursday, April 4, in the comfort of her home in Southern Shores, North Carolina surrounded by her family. Julie was born in Altoona, Pennsylvania in 1951 and grew up in nearby State College. She became an elementary school teacher following graduation from Penn State University. Julie taught at [...] Obituaries | Full Article
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