Outer Banks Voice In a phenomenal season that saw her claim a second consecutive state cross country title, junior Morgan Miller has solidified herself as one of the most dedicated ...

As work continues to replace nearly 60 transmission poles, drivers may experience brief traffic delays on Hwy 12, especially as poles are delivered in the next week.

On behalf of the citizens of Dare County, we would like to thank each of you for your service. Thank you for the sacrifices you made and continue to make to protect our freedom. Below is a listing ...

Manteo High School senior Markus Simmons is making a lasting impact on his community through his Eagle Scout Service Project. Simmons recently undertook the revitalization of the rain garden at ...

Outer Banks Voice One of the surest signs of the Christmas season on the Outer Banks is the All Saints Episcopal Church’s Annual Holly Days Bazaar and Arts Festival in Kitty ...

Nov. 8: Maryland woman charged with attempted murder after Frisco accident/Outgoing Dare Commissioners honored in special way/CSI Executive Director warns on sea level rise. You can hear Voice ...

On November 06, 2024, at approximately 08:20 pm, deputies in the C-District responded to the scene for an accident with unknown injury in the 52700 Block NC 12 HWY, Frisco, NC 27936.

Johnny L. Walker, 79, of Manteo, NC, took his final “exit stage right” and hung his dancing shoes up one last time on Wednesday, November 6, 2024, at 12:32 pm.

During their November 6, 2024 meeting, the Town of Nags Head’s Board of Commissioners honored Town Engineer David Ryan as the recipient of the 2024 Earl Murray Jr. Employee of the Year award.

John William Hicks, 88, passed away peacefully on November 5, 2024 at home with his two most constant companions at his side; Sandy, the love of his life for the past 33 years, and their amazing ...

Wright Brothers National Memorial To celebrate Veterans Day, entrance fees will be waived at Wright Brothers National Memorial, and other fee-collecting parks across the country, on November 11.

Michael Lowery “Mike” Lamb of Asheville, NC, died October 30, 2024, in a traffic accident. The accident was also fatal for his beloved dogs, Omie and Chewy.