The North Carolina Aquarium at Roanoke Island will honor the first all-black crew of the Pea Island Lifesaving Station.
NC Parks Launches Digital 100-Mile Challenge
As part of its centennial celebration, N.C. State Parks launched a challenge encouraging residents to explore the state’s natural world.
NC Critter Cam Program Seeks Volunteers
A camera-trap wildlife survey program hopes to collect information on the state’s wildlife with the help of volunteers.
Audubon’s Golder Directs Flyway
Walker Golder, deputy director of Audubon North Carolina, has officially been named director of the Atlantic Flyway, a path important to migrating birds.
Sunset Dredge Meeting Set for Nov. 12
Sunset Beach has set a new date for its meeting to allow the public to comment on dredging plans in the town’s waters, including finger canals and sensitive estuaries.
Storm Debris, FEMA Assistance for Hatteras
As the Outer Banks continues to recover from Hurricane Matthew, residents of Hatteras Island now have storm debris removal and other resources to help aid their recovery.
Holden Beach Declines to Purchase Pier
Holden Beach commissioners opted not to purchase a landmark fishing pier offered for sale in the Brunswick County town.
Sunset Passage
The North Carolina Department of Transportation ferry Floyd J. Lupton leaves Hatteras Village bound for Ocracoke Island on one of its last passages of the day. Photo: Doug Waters
Groups Seek Donations for Matthew Victims
Various groups working to meet the needs of Hurricane Matthew’s victims on Hatteras Island have offered a list of items needed.
Matthew’s Death Toll Now 22
Gov. Pat McCrory announced Thursday that Hurricane Matthew’s death toll had risen to 22 and urged caution as flood waters continue to rise.
Officials: Toss Water to Prevent Mosquitoes
The North Carolina Department of Public Safety reminded residents to “tip and toss” outdoor containers of water to curb mosquito breeding after Hurricane Matthew.
NOAA Offers Post-Matthew Resources
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has released online resources for use by coastal communities in dealing with marine debris in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, including high-resolution, aerial shoreline imagery and a response guide.
Videos Show Beach Conditions at N. Topsail
Onslow County has posted aerial footage showing the condition of the beach and dunes at North Topsail Beach following Hurricane Matthew.
Matthew Exits, Record Flooding Continues
Hurricane Matthew headed out to sea early Sunday morning, leaving deep, standing water in roads and other places up and down the N.C. coast, and the threat of more flooding remains.
Public Invited to Comment on Alligator Plan
The North Carolina Task Force will hold three public forums as it develops a management for the American alligator.
Coastal Research Fellowship Seeks Applicants
A $10,000 fellowship aimed at graduate students studying coastal management in North Carolina has opened its application.
