Collecting donated items to sell  “The Duck Methodist Women’s group from Duck Church in Duck will be holding their annual “July Jumble”, commonly known as a Yard Sale, on Wednesday, July 9th from ...

Three Outer Banks U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary units 16-07, 16-04, and 16-01 will be on the waters from Elizabeth City to Hatteras, in partnership with the National Association of State Boating Law ...

Safety is no accident. Before you head out on the water…does your boat have onboard what you need to be safe? The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary will do the Vessel Safety Check for you to find ...

Stop by the First Flight Farmers Market this Tuesday, July 1st, and grab everything you need for a festive and flavorful Fourth of July!

Listings include • Board of Commissioners Meetings • Town Council Meetings • Planning Board Meetings and Dare County Housing Task Force • Dare County School Board Meetings.

Outer Banks Voice A Manteo man has been charged with offenses ranging from discharging a firearm to intent to terrorize after reports that he fired a weapon near a group of ...

No part of the parade takes place on Duck Road (NC 12) nor is Duck Road closed. All traffic lanes will be open. The parade itself will last from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. Please plan acc ...

Here’s a list of Outer Banks events, fireworks and celebrations to honor our nation’s birthday, including: • Avon Fishing Pier 4th of July Fireworks Show • Town of Duck Annual 4th of July Parade • ...

June 27: 90-year-old Newport News man killed in collision on NC 12/Dare Board Chair Bob Woodard applauds NC House for killing shrimp trawling ban/Voice reviews the “The Shark is Broken” at the Theatre ...

On June 24, at approximately 2:43 p.m., the North Carolina State Highway Patrol responded to a fatal collision on NC 12 near Lela Court in Waves in Dare County.

The war may not be over, but opponents of the proposed shrimp trawling ban won a major battle when the measure was killed in this session by the North Carolina House of Representatives on June 25.

The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Marine Fisheries recently certified a new state record for Almaco Jack (Seriola rivoliana).