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While heavy rains fell outside, the July 23 Town Common dedication ceremony took place on schedule just down the street inside Manteo Town Hall.

Current Manteo Mayor Tod Clissold welcomed a near-capacity crowd and opened the brief ceremony tribute to Bobby Owens, former Manteo mayor, saying the tribute was only natural due to how much Owens cared about the


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Funding has been cut for a state-run environmental education program and the two-member team that manages the 30-plus year outreach effort, a move widely criticized by educators and environmental groups.

Gov. Josh Stein on July 7 signed the $34 billion 2025-26 budget, the first full budget in more than two years, but it did not include the $275,000 needed to run the N...


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“This will change the face of development in Currituck County more than anything that's ever been done before,” said Paul O’Neal, chairman of the Currituck Board of Commissioners , before adopting changes to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) on July 6. The cha...


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Food for Thought has announced it has received a $3,700 Nourishing Our Neighbors grant from the Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation to support its mission of providing nutritious weeken...


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Atlantic ghost crabs are fascinating coastal invertebrates found on sandy beaches from Nova Scotia to Brazil.

On the beach, they dig deep burrows above the strandline (the tide line where ocean debris rests on the sand) and keep a constant watch with their elevated eyes.

These crabs are remarkable communicators—able to strike the ground with their claws, rub t...


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