6 additional COVID-19 cases reported on Wednesday, bringing Dare County total to 226

Dare County announced 6 additional positive COVID-19 test results on Wednesday, July 15, bringing the total number of cases in the county to 226. The 6 additional cases represent 3 residents and 3 non-residents, and include the following: 1) resident, 65 over, female, hospitalized 2) non-resident, 17 under, female, transferred isolation 3) non-resident, 17 under, […]

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Mapping Pamlico Sound: The Secotan Site

Coastal Review Online is featuring the research, findings and commentary of author Kevin Duffus. Second of three parts It happened about 10 weeks before the second of Walter Raleigh’s three expeditions to establish an English colony on the North American continent arrived at Ocracoke Inlet in 1585. The expedition of seven ships was led by […]

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Jack Willis

Jack Willis of Frisco passed away on July 14 in St. Petersburg, Florida. He is survived by Katherine Willis, four brothers, and three sisters. There will be no service at this time.  

Cape Hatteras National Seashore sees highest June visitation in 18 years

The Cape Hatteras National Seashore (Seashore) experienced the 2nd-highest level of June recreational visitation since the establishment of the Seashore in 1953. Last month’s total visitation of 399,364 is an increase of almost 4 percent over last June. Top 5 Highest June Recreational Visits by Year 2002: 410,366 2020: 399,364 1999: 393,401 2018: 389,722 1998: […]

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Mark Joseph Cutler

November 20, 1955 – July 10, 2020 KILL DEVIL HILLS — On July 10, 2020, Mark Joseph Cutler, 64, died from a drowning incident off the coast of Duck, North Carolina. Born in East Hartford, Connecticut on November 20, 1955, he grew up in New Jersey and Maryland and moved to Kill Devil Hills, North […]

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Schools can reopen in N.C. with extra safety precautions; Phase 2 extended for more three weeks

At a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Governor Roy Cooper announced that public schools for grades K-12 could reopen in August with extra safety precautions, as well as the option for children to either attend in-person or stick to remote learning. “In the spring, when this pandemic broke out, we made the difficult decision to […]

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