Cape Fear Surfrider Foundation is hosting its eighth annual dune restoration effort in Carolina Beach.
Duck expects beach nourishment project to begin in August
The schedule is tentative and subject to various factors, including weather conditions and other delays.
Board to discuss water rulemaking, EPA’s PFAS decisions
The state Secretaries’ Science Advisory Board is set to meet next week to hear about the ground, surface and drinking water rulemaking processes as well as recent EPA action regarding PFAS.
Jockey’s Ridge most visited as NC parks shatter records
North Carolina state parks and recreation areas saw 22.8 million visitors last year, 3 million more than in 2020.
Ferry Division to host first of four job fairs this week
The state Ferry Division is hosting four job fairs in eastern North Carolina in the coming weeks.
State evaluating BOEM’s proposed offshore wind leases
The state is asking for feedback on the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s proposal to issue up to three commercial offshore wind energy leases in the Wilmington area.
‘Don’t let your guard down’ as storm moves in: Officials
National Weather Service and state officials warn residents that significant ice and freezing rain are expected Friday evening into Saturday morning.
Comment period open on proposed paper company project
NCDEQ’s Division of Air Quality is seeking until Feb. 19 public comment on a draft permit modification for the Domtar Paper Co. facility near Plymouth.
NC braces for possible ice, sleet, snow this weekend
Significant ice amounts are expected between Thursday and Saturday in eastern North Carolina that could cause power outages and make traveling dangerous to nearly impossible.
All ferry runs before 7 a.m. Friday canceled due to weather
The delay will allow NCDOT ferry and road crews to check roads and ferry ramps for snow and ice conditions.
Duck tests positive for highly pathogenic avian influenza
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission biologists remind hunters to follow best practices when handling waterfowl after harvest.
Ocracoke needs public input on creating resiliency plan
Ocracoke residents, property owners, and other stakeholders are being asked to attend a meeting Jan. 27 and fill in a short survey on ways the community can be more resilient.
NC Commerce announces new clean energy role
Jennifer Mundt has been named assistant secretary of North Carolina Commerce’s clean energy economic development.
Standard commercial fishing license eligibility board to meet
The state Division of Marine Fisheries Standard Commercial Fishing License Eligibility Board will meet 10:30 a.m. April 7 by teleconference.
NC could benefit $4.6B from offshore wind project: report
The state must develop offshore wind projects to capture the maximum economic opportunity, according a new study conducted by the Southeastern Wind Coalition.
Beaufort schedules meeting on resiliency strategy planning
Beaufort officials are hosting Jan. 27 a virtual meeting to go over the first phase of the “Resilient Beaufort” initiative, a project through the state’s Resilient Coastal Communities Program.